![]() If you can’t tell, use the same method used to check for downturned eyes. If you have upturned eyes, the outer corners of your eyes turn upwards. If your outer corners bend beneath the line, your eyes are downturned. It may be hard to tell at first, but imagine drawing a straight line across your eye. Your eye shape is downturned if the outer corners of your eyes turn downwards. The white space is not visible at the top and bottom of the iris. You have an almond eye shape if you have a visible crease in your eyelid and, unlike those with round eyes your iris touches both the top and bottom of your eyelid. The top and bottom of the iris are surrounded by white space. If you have a visible crease in your eyelid and your iris is surrounded by just a touch of white, you have round eyes. If there is a visible crease, then your eye shape might be one of the following # 1. Likewise, if the crease is not visible because it is covered by a flap of skin that droops down, then you have a hooded eye shape. If the crease is not visible, you have monolid eyes. If you can see your crease, you have further determining to do. To determine your eye shape, you have to ask yourself this question: Do you have a visible eyelid crease? What is My Eye Shape: How To Determine It It is caused by either aging, which makes the skin sag, or genetics. This makes the eye appear smaller and, sometimes, sleepier. These eyelids highlight a layer of skin that droops over the crease on the outer corners of the eye. ![]() This is because it gives the impression that one has bigger and brighter-looking eyes. This type of eyelid runs parallel above your upper lash line without meeting at the corners of your eyes like a “floating crease.” Most Asians consider this the perfect type of eyelid. The latest eyelid trend in Korea is the parallel eyelid. This gives you an innocent, doe-eyed look. The tapered eyelid crease runs parallel to your upper lash line and tapers off by merging at the inner corners of your eyes. Generally, a lot of Asians tend to have monolids. The monolid, commonly referred to as the ‘single eyelid’, is characterized by the lack of a prominent crease separating the eyelid into two parts. Here are four eyelid types common among Asians: #1. With monolids, you’ll notice that the lid itself is much flatter, and you’re unlikely to be able to see any crease. Lucy Liu for example.Unlike the common eye shapes mentioned above, Asians rate the beauty of the eyes not according to the shape per se, but according to the eyelid type. Those with hooded eyes will notice that their crease is covered by their upper lid when the eyes are open, and there is often less eyelid space. Think Emma Stone. With protruding eyes, the crease appears deeper and there will sometimes be a crease line underneath the eye. Amanda Seyfried is a great example. The whites of the eye underneath the iris are more visible in those with rounded eyes. Katy Perry for example. Round eyes can be identified by a clear eyelid crease when eyes are open. Those with wide set eyes tend to have more space in between the two inner corners, a gap that’s usually larger than the width of the eye itself. Think Gigi Hadid. If the gap between your eyes measures less than the width of your eye, the eyes are categorized as ‘close set’. ![]() Close Set EyesĮyes are slightly closer together. On the other hand, if the outer corners of your eye appear higher than your inner corners, the eyes are considered ‘upturned’. Kendall Jenner is a perfect example. If you have downturned eyes, the outer corners drop lower than the inner corners. Picture, the one and only, Marilyn Monroe. They are pointed in the inner corners, rounded towards the center and are slightly upturned at the outer corners. Typically, no white should be seen above or below the iris with almond eyes. Think Queen B, Beyoncé. Determining your eye shape can be tricky. Take a look at the simple guide below to discover which eye shape features you align with most. Grab a friend to help if you’re still struggling!Įyes resemble the shape of an almond. ![]()
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