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I never really thought about how dark the tint should be in a pair of sunglasses. I found an article that gives a simple test to determine if your sunglasses are dark enough. It said that if you're in bright light, such as full sunlight, your eyes should be just barely visible through the tinted lenses.
The question is, should the person who's looking at you and trying to see your eyes be wearing sunglasses? ![]() |
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