Guides
Eyes and brows
Canthal tilt, eye shapes, siren eyes and eyebrow shapes: what each one means, how to measure it from a photo and what styling can change.
6 guides
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Eyebrow shapes: the 6 types and which one suits you
Eyebrow shapes for men and women: straight, soft arch, high arch, rounded, S-shaped and rising. Which suits your face and eyes, and how to shape yours.
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Siren eyes: do you have them, and how to get the look
Siren eyes are a makeup look, long and lifted. Check your tilt and eye length on one photo, then draw the wing that suits your lids, in millimeters.
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Canthal tilt test: check yours and spot a fake result
Canthal tilt test from a phone photo: mark 4 points, read your degrees off a table, spot the 5 errors that fake a result and see why apps disagree.
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Eye shapes: every type on one chart, and how to find yours
Eye shapes chart: almond, round, hooded, monolid, upturned and five more, each tied to a trait you can check. Find yours with five checks on two photos.
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Negative canthal tilt: how common it is and what helps
A negative canthal tilt means your outer eye corner sits below the inner one. See how common it is, how a low camera fakes one, and what helps without surgery.
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Canthal tilt: positive vs negative, and how to measure yours
Canthal tilt is the angle from your inner to outer eye corner: positive if the outer corner is higher, negative if lower. See three faces measured.
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