Find Your
Eye Shape
When wearing ULash, we want you to feel confident and beautiful. Discover your eye shape and find lash styles that fit YOU best.
The Perfect Fit For You
Wondering which lash styles accentuate your eyes best? Use our Find Your Eye Shape Quiz or Eye Shape Guide Below.
Almond
Almond eyes are generally oval-shaped with a slight point at one or both corners. They are also characterized by a visible crease on the eyelid, and the iris is visible both at the top and bottom of the eyelid.
Monolid
Monolid eyes don’t have a visible crease below the brow bone. Instead, they give the appearance of a ‘single eyelid,’ which is where its name stems from. Monolid eyes tend to fall on the smaller side and typically have less prominent brow bones.
Hooded
Hooded eyes are characterized by a natural crease that partially covers the eyelid, making it less visible. If you find it difficult to see your eyelid when your eyes are open, you likely have hooded eyes.
Round
Round eyes have a visible crease and are rounded in one or both corners. If you look in the mirror, you’ll notice white space between your iris and bottom lid. In some cases, you’ll also see white space at the top of your iris while your eye is in its natural position.
Downturned
Downturned eyes point down in the outer corner of the eye and are more rounded on the bottom lid while maintaining a crease. If you were to put a line straight across your eye, you will notice that your outer corner pulls downwards,
ALMOND
Almond eyes are generally oval-shaped with a slight point at one or both corners. They are also characterized by a visible crease on the eyelid, and the iris is visible both at the top and bottom of the eyelid.
MONOLID
Monolid eyes don’t have a visible crease below the brow bone. Instead, they give the appearance of a ‘single eyelid,’ which is where its name stems from. Monolid eyes tend to fall on the smaller side and typically have less prominent brow bones.
HOODED
Hooded eyes are characterized by a natural crease that partially covers the eyelid, making it less visible. If you find it difficult to see your eyelid when your eyes are open, you likely have hooded eyes.
ROUND
Round eyes have a visible crease and are rounded in one or both corners. If you look in the mirror, you’ll notice white space between your iris and bottom lid. In some cases, you’ll also see white space at the top of your iris while your eye is in its natural position.
DOWNTURNED
Downturned eyes point down in the outer corner of the eye and are more rounded on the bottom lid while maintaining a crease.