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Which Lashes Suit Your Eye Shape? How to Find Your Perfect Match

Not every lash looks the same on every eye. The art is choosing the shape that flatters your eyes. In this guide you'll first learn how to recognise your eye shape, and then exactly which lash style suits it best.

Step 1 — Discover your eye shape

Grab a mirror and look straight ahead. Use these descriptions to recognise your eye shape:

Almond eyes

Your eye is wider than it is tall, with a slightly lifted outer corner. This is the most common eye shape. Your iris is surrounded by the white of your eye on all sides.

Round eyes

Your eye is almost as tall as it is wide. The white of your eye is visible above and below your iris. Your eyes look naturally big and open.

Monolid eyes

You don't have a clear crease in your eyelid. The eyelid looks flat. This is common in East Asian eye shapes.

Deep-set eyes

Your eyeball sits further back in the eye socket. Your brow bone sticks out more, so your eyes seem to sit in shadow.

Prominent eyes

Your eyeball sits slightly forward. Your eyes are very visible and look bigger in profile.

Close-set eyes

The distance between your eyes is smaller than the width of one eye.

Wide-set eyes

The distance between your eyes is larger than the width of one eye.

Downturned eyes

The outer corner of your eye points slightly downwards, which can make your eyes look sad or tired.

Step 2 — Choose the lash style that suits your eye shape

Almond eyes

Lucky you — almost every lash suits you! For the most beautiful result, choose a cat-eye style with extra volume at the outer corner. This enhances the natural upward line of your eye.

💡 Recommended style: longer clusters at the outer corner, shorter at the inner corner.

Round eyes

To make your eyes look a little more elongated, choose a cat-eye or wispy style with the most length at the outer corner. Avoid very round or uniform lashes — they make round eyes look even rounder.

💡 Recommended style: longer, thinner clusters with a clear flick outwards.

Monolid eyes

Choose dramatic, curled lashes with lots of volume. With a flat eyelid you need a strong curl and length to see the effect. Wispy styles with individual strands also work well here.

💡 Recommended style: maximum curl, fuller clusters along the whole line.

Deep-set eyes

Choose lighter, longer lashes without too much volume at the base. Heavy lashes push deep-set eyes back even further. Think open, airy styles that bring the eye forward.

💡 Recommended style: wispy clusters with length but little weight.

Prominent eyes

Choose full, shorter lashes with lots of volume at the base. This draws attention to the lash line rather than the eyeball. Avoid very long clusters — they emphasise the forward position.

💡 Recommended style: full, shorter clusters spread evenly.

Close-set eyes

Choose lashes with extra length and volume at the outer corner. This visually pulls the eye outwards and creates more space between your eyes. Keep the inner corner light and short.

💡 Recommended style: cat-eye with short clusters inside, long on the outside.

Wide-set eyes

Choose lashes with more volume at the inner corner. This visually brings the eyes closer together for a balanced look. An even, full style also works well.

💡 Recommended style: full clusters from inner corner to the middle, slightly shorter towards the outside.

Downturned eyes

Choose a doll-eye or open style with the most length in the middle of your eye. This visually lifts your gaze. Avoid cat-eye styles — they pull the corner down even further.

💡 Recommended style: longest clusters in the middle, tapering evenly towards both corners.

Find your perfect lashes at LuxuryQueenLashes

Now that you know which style suits your eye shape, it's time to choose the right clusters. At LuxuryQueenLashes you'll find press on lashes in lengths of 10, 12 and 14 mm — easy to adapt to your unique eye shape.

Explore our collection and find your perfect match: press on lash clusters.

Category: Lash tips & tutorials | Reading time: 4 minutes