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My Review of Glasses from GlassesShop.com



1BlessedNatural: My Review of Glasses from GlassesShop.com

Hey, my blessed naturals!
This post is for all of you who wear glasses. Recently, I was contacted by GlassesShop.com to do a review. It was definite blessing because they sent me a pair of glasses for free. So, I wanted to break down my experience with them, and let you know a few other things. Although, I was sent a pair of free glasses, I'm still going to give my honest opinion of the company.

GlassesShop.com is a website where you can get cheap glasses, including prescription sunglasses and prescription eyeglasses.

GlassesShop.com Website

This was my first time getting glasses and ordering them online. I must say, I was very happy with my experience. The website was easy to navigate and thorough. One of the things I really liked about it was that you could upload or take a picture of yourself to see how the glasses would look on you.

Customer Service


The most important thing for me when I am dealing with a company is their customer service. Things can happen, but the resolution and the manner by which it comes is very important. I was pleased with the customer service I received from GlassesShop.com. The representative was very nice.


Here is a picture of my glasses from GlassesShop.com

The Product 


I was pleasantly surprised when I received my glasses in the mail. I wasn't sure if they would be of quality or not. The glasses I ordered were the Macon Black/Purple type. They came in a small white cardboard box. When I opened the box, there was a clear, plastic eyeglass case. The glasses also came with a cleaning cloth. Too cool!

Since this was my very first pair of glasses, I gave them to my sister (who has been wearing glasses for a very long time) to check them out. She also said they were very nice. So, 2 thumbs up!



For You...


I have good news for all of you who would like to order your glasses from GlassesShop.com ! Use the coupon code GSHOT50 to get 50% off on eyeglasses and sunglasses with free lenses. Sale frames are not included.GlassesShop.com is also running a promo where all new customers can get a the first pair free. You only have to pay the shipping and handling fee. Can't beat that!



My Hair Details


You didn't think I was going to close out this review without discussing my hair, did you? LOL. This weekend, I used a new product line, and I will be doing a review of it very soon. My hair was banded and allowed to dry. I used my usual styling products including Aunt Jackie's detangler, Cantu Creamy Hair Lotion, and 100% coconut oil. I used an accordion headband as my accessory.

1BlessedNatural: accordion headband I used

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