Discover Your Eyes and Find Your Fit!

Not Sure Where to Start?

Interested in Lashes, but...

Or maybe, you just want to learn more about what makes your eyes so unique and how to best help them stand out...

Well, friend. You've landed yourself in the right place!

Here's the thing...Most people have no idea what shape their eyes are. Let alone how to choose a false lash that will accentuate them.

That's where we come in. We're lash people, eye people, make-the-perfect-curtains-for-the-windows-to-your-soul people.

Our mission is to make you feel confident and beautiful while sporting your new false lashes. Whether you're looking for something you can wear everyday, for special occasions or events or just to have when you're looking for a little confidence boost...

We've created this page, dedicated to helping you discover more about your uniquely beautiful eyes, so that you can shop confidently, knowing that whatever you choose, it's going to be the right fit, for you.

In the next few minutes, you're going to know exactly what shape(s) you have, AND how to accessorize them perfectly...

So grab a mirror and let's get started...

Identifying Your Eye Shape

There are basic eye shapes and there are descriptions of eye shapes; you will likely have more than one, so don't worry about smooshing yourself inside a box. Embrace your diversity, it's what makes you, you!

For example: Maybe you have hooded eyes, but they're also downturned and/or deep set. Maybe you may have upturned, almond eyes.

We'll start off by figuring out your basic eye shape before moving on the descriptors.

Almond

Hooded

Monolid

Round

Downturned

Upturned

Which Eye Shape Do You Have?

Looking into the mirror, follow the guide below to identify your basic eye shape(s)

(remember, you may have more than one)

Almond: Looking into the mirror with a relaxed face, can you see the whites above or below your iris (the colored part of your eye)?

If you can not see white space above and below the iris because they’re covered by the eyelids - then you, my friend, have almond eyes.

See how simple that was?

Hooded: These eyes have an extra layer of skin on the upper lid which appears to droop over the crease (which tends to make the eyes look smaller than they are).

If you cannot see the crease in your eyelid when your eyes are open, you have hooded eyes.

Click to see a visible crease, slightly hooded eye and heavily hooded eye.

Monolid: These eyes have a distinct appearance where there is no visible crease or fold on the upper lid when the eyes are open, this is due to the flat nature of the lid. The brow bone is less defined and will require a bit more dimension.

You will know you have a monolid if your upper eyelid is smooth/creaseless.

It can sometimes be difficult to distinguish the difference between monolid and hooded eyes. The key difference between the two is found in the crease.

Monolid eyes have little to no crease where the eyes meet the socket while hooded eyes do have a crease; however, it is hidden beneath the fold of skin which covers it.

Round: Looking into the mirror with a relaxed face, can you see the whites above and/or below your iris?

If you can see white space either above and/or below (without opening your eyes wide), you have round eyes. These beautiful peepers are less than twice as long as they are wide.

Downturned: Downturned eyes droop slightly in the outer corners.

Looking straight into the mirror, imagine you have a horizontal line from the outside of your pupil. If the outer corner of your eye is below the imaginary line, you have downturned eyes.

Upturned: If you have a natural lift in the outer corner of your eyes, you have upturned eyes.

Looking into the mirror, imagine you have a horizontal line from the outside of your pupil, if the outer corner of your eye is above the imaginary line, you have upturned eyes.

Often you find this style with almond shaped eyes.

Now That You Know Your Basic Eye Shape(s)

Feeling Good?

Scroll down for our recommendations for lash styles based on your unique eyes...

Almond Eyes

IF YOU DETERMINED THAT YOU HAVE...

Adding length and curl on the outer edges will accentuate the shape without weighing down the eyes.

Luckily for anyone with this shape, since they’re generally considered the most proportionate, you can get away with anything!

So, feel free to explore! Cat eye or doe eye shapes are a great choice here!

Mild Styles - These feature a barely there type lash:

Natural - These styles feature a natural finish and vary from mild to moderate:

Cat Eye Shapes - Also known as flared lashes, cat eye lashes refer to the shape of the false lash. They elongate at the outer corners of the lash to bring a sweeping or alluring effect to the eyes:

Natural and Doe Eye Shapes - This refers to the shape of the false lash. Natural shaped false lashes mimic the natural growth cycle of our own lashes, with varied lengths throughout and does not work to alter the natural eye shape. Doe Eye, also known as fox, doll or round eye lashes, taper inward at both the inner and outer corners, with added length over the iris, which creates an illusion of a brighter, more awake eye:

Adding eyeliner to the bottom half or 1/4 of the outside lash line will instantly emphasize your eye shape.

Create an illusion of upturned eyes with a slightly upward V shape on the outer corners using your eye shadow (don't forgot to blend blend blend), cat eye looks are beautiful on almond eyes!

Hooded Eyes

IF YOU DETERMINED THAT YOU HAVE...

Medium to long lashes over the iris will add texture and dimension and work to open your eyes up.

A natural or doe eye with a fluttery mix of long lashes directly above the pupil will really open and brighten the center of the eyes.

Depending on the intensity of the hood, you might find that heavy hoods may press down on your lashes and encourage them to 'pop off' or flatten, so going for something with a deep curl will really help and if you have extremely hooded eyes, you might want to opt out of a thick lash line.

Mild Styles - These feature a barely there type lash:

Natural - These styles feature a natural finish and vary from mild to moderate:

Cat Eye Shapes - Also known as flared lashes, cat eye lashes refer to the shape of the false lash. They elongate at the outer corners of the lash to bring a sweeping or alluring effect to the eyes:

Natural and Doe Eye Shapes - This refers to the shape of the false lash. Natural shaped false lashes mimic the natural growth cycle of our own lashes, with varied lengths throughout and does not work to alter the natural eye shape. Doe Eye, also known as fox, doll or round eye lashes, taper inward at both the inner and outer corners, with added length over the iris, which creates an illusion of a brighter, more awake eye:

Catitude

Airy Amour - The length on these would be perfect for someone with hooded and deep set eyes or someone who wants some eye-catching drama.
High Voltage - Long, dark and dramatic, these will curl up and over your lids for a show-stopping eye!
Material Curl - This is our TOP recommendation for thick lashes on hooded eyes
Doe's Lashes - If you have a heavily hooded eye, these might be too thick

When applying liquid eyeliner, make sure to tilt your chin up while looking into the mirror as this will bring the lid back, away from the lash line, enabling you to seamlessly apply the liner - hold this position for a little bit while it dries so that it doesn't transfer to your lid when you move your head down.

Applying shadow to an open eye will help you find your natural crease and assist with product placement, you want to add shadow just above your crease so that it doesn't get lost in the natural fold when you open your eyes.

Monolid Eyes

IF YOU DETERMINED THAT YOU HAVE...

Curl, curl, curl.

This is going to open up those eyes!

A doe eye shape creates an illusion of a brighter and more awake eye, combined with a good curl and you’re unstoppable.

Avoid a lash style that is too bold as it may cause your eyelid to look weighed down.

Lashes that crisscross will really open up the eyes.

Our full lashes come in either segments or full bands, if you get the full bands, don't be afraid to modify them by snipping the band to create a perfect, custom fit - alternatively, you could order the segments and build your dream fit by mixing and matching the segments, we encourage you to explore!

Mild Styles - These feature a barely there type lash:

Natural - These styles feature a natural finish and vary from mild to moderate:

Material Curl - Since this is quite a dense lash, if you naturally gravitate towards more natural styles, then you may want to avoid this one. However, if you like a heavier lash look - then this is your go to!

As monolid typically lack a bit of definition, tightlining the eye with a dark gel liner can have a huge eye enhancing effect!

Focusing on the lash line to define and lift them will instantly add depth and dimension. Did we mention how fierce a feline flick looks on this gorgeous eye?

Round Eyes

If you determined that you have...

These eyes are already quite bright and open due to their natural shape so they’re a prime candidate for cat eye to elongate the eyes, creating an illusion of almond eyes or adding a bit of allure.

Trying a natural shape will highlight the natural beauty of these eyes as well without making you look surprised.

Using a doe eye on these eyes can unintentionally make you appear startled.

Mild Styles - These feature a barely there type lash:

Natural - These styles feature a natural finish and vary from mild to moderate:

Cat Eye Shapes - Also known as flared lashes, cat eye lashes refer to the shape of the false lash. They elongate at the outer corners of the lash to bring a sweeping or alluring effect to the eyes:

Natural and Doe Eye Shapes - This refers to the shape of the false lash. Natural shaped false lashes mimic the natural growth cycle of our own lashes, with varied lengths throughout and does not work to alter the natural eye shape. Doe Eye, also known as fox, doll or round eye lashes, taper inward at both the inner and outer corners, with added length over the iris, which creates an illusion of a brighter, more awake eye:

Catitude

Defining the lash line is key as it will dictate what you're going to achieve with your eye shape. Whether you're trying to highlight the beautiful shape you have by following your natural line or create a more almond look using winged eyeliner, the possibilities are endless! Bright colors on the lid are a great way to show off those bright eyes!

Downturned Eyes

IF YOU DETERMINED THAT YOU HAVE...

Since these eyes tend to ‘droop’ in the outer corner, they’re the perfect candidate for a doe or natural eye which will concentrate the center of the eyes and help lift it.

A mild cat eye can draw the eyes out and appear to bring the ends upward and create symmetry.

Eyelashes which are dense or heavy on the outer corners tend to highlight the downturn, so lower volume and criss-cross stitch designs are a go to!

Mild Styles - These feature a barely there type lash:

Natural - These styles feature a natural finish and vary from mild to moderate:

Cat Eye Shapes - Also known as flared lashes, cat eye lashes refer to the shape of the false lash. They elongate at the outer corners of the lash to bring a sweeping or alluring effect to the eyes:

Spice Curl
The Cats Meow - If you have heavily downturned eyes, this style may be too dramatic
Wispy Business - If you have heavily downturned eyes, this style may be too dramatic

Natural and Doe Eye Shapes - This refers to the shape of the false lash. Natural shaped false lashes mimic the natural growth cycle of our own lashes, with varied lengths throughout and does not work to alter the natural eye shape. Doe Eye, also known as fox, doll or round eye lashes, taper inward at both the inner and outer corners, with added length over the iris, which creates an illusion of a brighter, more awake eye:

To help lift and open up your eyes, add a bit of highlighter under the arch of your eyebrow and to the inner corner of your eye to draw attention away from the downward shape and help make the eyes appear larger!

Adding a bit of symmetry and reducing the slope, a white eyeliner pencil on the lower lid creates an eye opening effect.

Cat eyeliner can also do wonders to balance out the eyes and create a lift!

Upturned Eyes

IF YOU DETERMINED THAT YOU HAVE...

Often you find this style with almond shapes eyes.

If you have a natural lift in the outer corner of your eyes, chances are you have upturned eyes.

Since this shape is versatile, you can try anything to see what you like the most!

As a starter suggestion, thick lashes which gradually increase in length at the outer edges will accentuate and highlight your natural cat eye, see our recommendations below!

Mild Styles - These feature a barely there type lash:

Natural - These styles feature a natural finish and vary from mild to moderate:

Cat Eye Shapes - Also known as flared lashes, cat eye lashes refer to the shape of the false lash. They elongate at the outer corners of the lash to bring a sweeping or alluring effect to the eyes:

Natural and Doe Eye Shapes - This refers to the shape of the false lash. Natural shaped false lashes mimic the natural growth cycle of our own lashes, with varied lengths throughout and does not work to alter the natural eye shape. Doe Eye, also known as fox, doll or round eye lashes, taper inward at both the inner and outer corners, with added length over the iris, which creates an illusion of a brighter, more awake eye:

Enhance those gorgeous eyes by placing emphasis on the upward slope.

Using a dome or angled brush, apply a bold shadow to create a sideways V shape on your outer corners and don't be afraid to go even further with a cat eyeliner!

Close-Set

Wide-Set

Deep-Set

Protruding

Close-Set: These eyes are less than one eyeball width apart from each other.

Looking in the mirror, you are gauging the space across the bridge of your nose, between the inside corners of your eyes. If they are positioned relatively close together, they are close-set.

Wide-Set: These eyes are more than one eyeball width apart. Looking in the mirror, you are gauging the space across the bridge of your nose, between the inside corners of each eye. If your eyes are positioned more than one eyeball width apart, they are wide-set.

Deep-Set: These eyes are set deeper into the skull. Your brow bone will appear more prominent and you may find that your natural lashes graze your upper lid (but not always). Looking from the side, if your brow bone protrudes past your eyes, you've deep-set eyes.

Protruding: These eyes project outward in the eye socket. The eyelid on this particular eye appears larger, with a nearly-circular lid shape as the eyes project through them.

Close-Set

Adding length and thickness to the outer edges of your eye will help even out the proportions and make the eyes appear more symmetrical. Using a cat eye will pull the focus outward.

Wide-Set

To make these eyes appear closer, using dramatic length over the iris which tapers in at the ends will unify the eyes as well as brighten and open them. Don't be afraid to try a dramatic or bold eye!

Deep-Set

Since the natural eyelashes tend to flirt with the upper lid for anyone with deep-set eyes, going for a longer lash will help pull the eyes out and avoid grazing your upper lid all day long. A doe eye which adds concentration and length to the center of the eyes can open them up beautifully!

Protruding

Due to the large surface area of the eyelid for this eye, you’re free to explore! Dark tones tend to reduce the appearance of space and size so going with a bold lash will do wonders!

Natural Looks:

Soft Glam:

Dramatic:

Makeup Tip: Using reflective or light shadow (or highlighter) on the inner corners of the eye will work wonders to widen them and to bring focus to the outer parts of the eye, which is just waiting for a bold shadow!

Smokey eyes look beautiful on this eye shape.

Adding a light or nude eyeliner to the inner corners is also another great choice!

Natural Looks:

Soft Glam:

Dramatic:

Makeup Tip: Adding focus to the inner corners of the eyes can help to create an illusion and close the gap, using a darker shadow in the inner corners can do just that.

Bringing the brows inwards is another way to visually eliminate the distance

Natural Looks:

Soft Glam:

Dramatic:

Makeup Tip: Since darker circles under the eyes can tend to stand out a bit more with deep set eyes, using a concealer under the eyes will brighten it up and make them pop!

Giving some attention to your brow bone can create an illusion of lift and work to pull the eyes forward, making mention to those gorgeous eyes.

Don't be afraid to try some sparkle on the lid, which will give the same eye popping effect.

Natural Looks:

Soft Glam:

Dramatic:

Makeup Tip: Since dark colors can minimize the appearance of space, makeup artists have used bold shadows on prominent eyeballs while gradient blending into a light inner corner to give a bit more balance.

Not to mention, it looks gorgeous on this eye shape!

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