If you mean eyeglasses, be careful with DIY “scratch-removal” recipes. Toothpaste, baking soda, glass polish, and abrasive cleaners can make lenses more scratched or damage anti-reflective/UV coatings. Most prescription-lens scratches cannot actually be polished away safely at home.
A safer approach is:
Simple cleaning method
Rinse the glasses under lukewarm water to remove dust and grit.
Put a tiny amount of mild dishwashing soap on your fingertips.
Gently wash both sides of the lenses and the frame.
Rinse thoroughly.
Dry with a clean microfiber lens cloth.
If the lenses are still visibly scratched, the practical solution is usually professional assessment or lens replacement, especially for prescription glasses. Scratches can affect vision and glare even when they look minor.
If you want, I can also give you a safe “before/after” social-media post about this topic without making a false scratch-removal claim.
