Eye Shapes: The 6 Main Types and How to Find Yours
Eye shape is determined by the outline of your eye, how much of your eyelid is visible, and the angle between the inner and outer corners. Knowing your eye shape makes makeup, brow grooming and glasses choices much easier.
Almond Eyes
How to tell if you have almond-shaped eyes, why they're considered versatile, and makeup, brow and glasses tips that suit them.
Round Eyes
Signs of round eyes — visible white above or below the iris and a circular shape — plus makeup and brow tips to elongate or enhance them.
Hooded Eyes
How to tell if you have hooded eyes — when a fold of skin covers the crease — and makeup and brow techniques that open them up.
Monolid Eyes
What monolid eyes are, how to tell if you have them, and makeup and grooming tips that add definition.
Upturned Eyes
How to tell if you have upturned eyes with a positive canthal tilt, what it means for attractiveness, and makeup tips that suit it.
Downturned Eyes
How to tell if you have downturned eyes with a negative canthal tilt, and makeup and brow techniques that lift them.
Most people have a combination of traits — for example almond eyes that are also slightly hooded. Two quick checks help most: is a crease visible when your eyes are open, and is the outer corner higher, level with or lower than the inner corner?
An AI eye shape analysis looks at these landmarks directly from a straight-on photo, so you get a consistent answer instead of guessing in the mirror.