Eye Shape
Round Eyes: Large and circular, with a visible white area around the iris.
Almond Eyes: Characterized by a visible iris touching both the top and bottom eyelids with a slightly upturned outer corner.
Narrow Eyes: Eyes that are more elongated and less tall, giving a narrower appearance.
Eyelid Shape
Double Eyelid: Characterized by a visible crease that creates a fold in the eyelid, allowing the upper part to move separately from the lower part.
Hooded Eyes: The skin from the brow bone hangs down and partly or fully covers the eyelid.
Monolid Eyes: Lack of a defined crease on the eyelid.
Eye Orientation
Downturned Eyes: The outer corners of the eyes turn downwards.
Straight Eyes: The outer corners of the eyes are aligned horizontally, creating a straight line across the eyes.
Upturned Eyes: The outer corners of the eyes turn upwards.
Eye Distance
Close-Set Eyes: Eyes are closer together than one eye width.
Normal-Set Eyes: Eyes are spaced one eye width apart, creating a balanced appearance.
Wide-Set Eyes: Eyes are farther apart than one eye width.
Eye Depth
Deep-Set Eyes: The eyes are set deeper into the skull, creating the illusion of a prominent brow bone.
Normal-Set Eyes: The eyes are positioned in a balanced manner within the eye socket, not too protruding or deep-set.
Protruding Eyes: The eyes appear to bulge out from the eye socket.
Eye Size
Large Eyes: Proportionally larger compared to the face.
Normal Eyes: Proportional to face
Small Eyes: Proportionally smaller compared to the face.