How to remove scratches from glasses and make them look new and shiny: a simple mixture to make

 

Ingredients for removing scratches from glasses
Warm water: Warm water is gentle enough not to damage the lenses or lens coatings, yet still effective at removing dirt and debris.
Natural detergent: Choose a mild, dye-free detergent, as neutral detergents won't damage lens coatings and effectively remove grease stains.
Microfiber cloth: Use a high-quality microfiber cloth to dry and polish the lenses. Avoid rough fabrics, such as paper towels, which can cause scratches.
Procedure
We begin by washing our hands thoroughly to remove any dirt that might be transferred from our hands to the lenses during cleaning.
We hold our glasses under running warm water, as this will help loosen dirt and dust particles, making the next step easier.
We place a small amount of mild detergent on our fingertip and gently rub the lenses, front, and temples. We avoid using regular soap, as it may contain harsh chemicals that can damage the lenses.

We rinse the lenses well with warm water to remove all the detergent. Now, using a microfiber cloth, we dry the lenses and frames with gentle movements, as the microfiber will absorb moisture and prevent scratches.
With the same microfiber cloth, we gently polish the lenses until they are completely dry and shiny, as this will remove any remaining marks, scratches, or smudges.

Additional Tips
Avoid applying excessive heat, such as with a hairdryer or a flame, as this can damage the lens coating and worsen scratches. If the scratches are deep or if none of the above methods work, you may need to take your glasses to a professional to have them repaired or the lenses replaced.