Earrings are fashion, the craze, the next big fad. The will never lose their style, their furor, the way they can make even the simplest outfit rage. If you have ever wondered what styles are popular, or even what styles exist, or how to find a pair that not only look good, but are comfortable, read on.
First and foremost is comfort, how the earrings feel. Looks are not everything. You do not want to spend your hard earned money for a pair of earrings that will rot in your jewelry box. Do not buy uncomfortable earrings. Your earrings must not cause infection, cause inflammation, or worse, cause damage to your ears.
When shopping for comfort here are a few things to keep in mind. Take the earrings in your hand. Feel the weight. Does it feel heavy? Do you have a pair that weighs about the same? Try to remember how your pair felt.
If you must try on the earrings, especially if there pierced earrings, wipe them down with a disinfectant wipe before trying them on. Now let them sit on your ears for a few minutes so you can become accustomed to them. Shake your head. How do they feel? If you experience any discomfort its probably a good idea to put them back.
There are many popular designs when it comes to earrings, many different craftsmen have left their mark. Each with their own distinct flavor, their own personality that will come out in your wardrobe.
You will see that there are several styles that stand out, several styles that have made it throughout the ages. There is the style called the chandelier. It consists of several hanging branches that hang low. Then there is the stylish and bold drop style earrings. With their large gems that hang in a straight ling facing to the front. Finally, the classic loop earrings. They come in a variety of circle and oval loops that range in diameter.
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