FAQ

1. Avoid contact with sea or pool water. They can stain the lenses and cause the metals in the frames to oxidize.
2. When not using the accessory, keep it in its box or case in a cool place.
3. Avoid contact with sunscreen or tan lotion. The chemicals in these products can stain the lenses.
4. Try not to wear sunglasses on your head, as this could bend the frame.
5. Clean your sunglasses every day after using it. Particles can buildup over days at the beach and pool and in contact with water and different chemicals can cause stains and scratches on the lens.


When you get home, take the accessory out of the box, place it under cold running water to let out all the dirt particles that could scratch the lenses and frame.
Then, use a damp flannel with neutral soap or a lens cleaner to clean the sunglasses.
Finally, dry it out with a dry flannel, and avoid any accumulation of water on the frame. This can cause oxidation of the metals present in the accessory.
Under no circumstances clean your sunglasses with sea or pool water, and never use the flannel on the dry lens while you are still at the beach. The glasses might be full of sand and that will scratch your lenses!

Ultraviolet (UV) radiation is a type of invisible light emitted by the sun that can cause damage to your eyes. Sunglasses with UV protection block 100% of UVA and UVB rays, which helps protect your eyes from cataracts, macular degeneration, and other eye conditions related to sun exposure. Look for sunglasses labeled "100% UV protection" or "UV400" to ensure your eyes are well-protected.

Polarized lens sunglasses, like those found in our Ana Clara Collection, offer a range of advantages and benefits:

• They protect the entire eye from the harmful effects of the sun, making them an excellent supplement to sun protection used on the skin.
• They are extremely lightweight and comfortable for all situations.
• They help prevent premature aging and the appearance of wrinkles around the eyes and forehead.
• They reduce the risk of cataracts and other eye diseases.
• They provide greater visual comfort when outdoors.
• They decrease glare and light, enhancing visual sharpness.
• They minimize blurriness and enhance color perception.

Most specialists recommend using polarized lens sunglasses whenever possible, especially in environments with high sun exposure like beaches, swimming pools, water parks, and similar places.

Sunglasses with UVA and UVB protection, like those found in our Rafaela Collection, offer significant benefits:

• UVA protection: UVA rays can damage the lens inside your eye. Sunglasses with UVA protection prevent this harm, helping to maintain your eye health.
• UVB protection: UVB rays can damage the cornea and the lens of your eyes. Sunglasses with UVB protection help safeguard these vital parts of your eyes.

To ensure complete sun protection, it's recommended to use sunglasses with UVA and UVB filters, like those in our Rafaela Collection. These sunglasses, when combined with regular use of sunscreen for your body and face, can provide comprehensive protection from the harmful effects of sun exposure.