If you have round eyes, your crease will always be noticeably visible. Another way to figure out if your eyes are round is by looking straight in the mirror and noticing whether or not you can see white on the top or bottom of the iris. If you’re able to see any white it’s clear you have round shaped eyes which often at times appear more open.

When you look straight ahead at the mirror, if you can’t see the whites of your eyes below the iris (the coloured part), you have almond shaped eyes.

The easiest way to determine if you have downturned eyes is to look at the outermost corner and see whether it lifts up or downward. If the outer corner points down, then you know you have downturned eyes.

If you placed a straight line across the center of your eyes, would the outer corners by your temples be above or below the line, or right on it? If your answer is above the line, you have upturned eyes.

If your eyelid crease is not visible when your eyes are open, then your eye shape is hooded. You’ll look great in lashes that are long in the center and taper at both ends, giving the illusion of added depth.

This eye shape is easy to spot. If you don’t have a crease (an indentation at the top of your eyelids), you have monolid eyes.

If you have deep set eyes, your eyes look larger and are set deeper in the eye socket, which creates the illusion of a more prominent brow bone.

If your eyelid crease is not visible when your eyes are open, then your eye shape is hooded. You’ll look great in lashes that are long in the center and taper at both ends, giving the illusion of added depth.