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Pale White

Pale white, never tans, always burns

White

fair skin, usually burns, tans with difficulty

Cream White

cream white, gradually tans, sometimes has a mild burn

Light Brown

light brown, tans with ease, rarely burns

Dark Brown

dark brown, tans very easily, very rarely burns

Deep Dark Brown

deeply pigmented dark brown, tans very easily, never burns

Smooth Skin

I have smooth skin with very few wrinkles around the eyes and the corners of my mouth

Textured Skin

I have more textured skin with wrinkles around my eyelids and the corners of my mouth

Normal to Dry

Skin is not too oily and either well balanced, or tends to feel rough to the touch or cracks and flakes when not moisturized properly.

Oily

Shiny appearance, slick or greasy feel, visible or enlarged pores, makeup won’t adhere to skin.

Diamond

Characterized by a narrow forehead and jawline, with the cheekbones being the widest part of the face.

Heart

Defined by a broader forehead and cheekbones that taper down to a narrower jawline and chin. It usually always includes a widows peak hairline creating the distinctive top of the heart shape.

Inverse-Triangle

Features a larger and wider forehead that slightly tapers at the cheekbones and narrows further at the jawline.

Oblong

Characterized by being longer than it is wide and is similar to the oval face shape but longer.

Oval

Features balanced proportions with slightly wider cheekbones and a gently tapering forehead and jawline.

Rectangle

Appears similar to an oblong shape but has a more defined, angular jawline. The forehead, cheekbones, and jawline have similar widths, and the face is longer than it is wide.

Round

Has a circular appearance with similar widths in the forehead and jawline. It also has similar proportions in width and length of the face.

Square

Characterized by a strong and angular jawline, with the forehead and jawline being of similar width. This is similar to the round face in terms of proportions but is differentiated by the more angular jaw and wider forehead giving it a more square appearance.

Triangle

Features a broader jaw line that tapers up to a narrower forehead.

Almond

Have a slightly upswept outer corner and a tapering inner corner, resembling the shape of an almond. The upper and lower lids are visible.

Round

Have a softly curved shape with a visible crease. The height and width of the eye are nearly equal, creating a rounded appearance.

Hooded

Have a fold of skin that partially covers the eyelid, reducing its visible space. This can make the lid appear smaller.

Monolid

Lack a distinct crease between the eyelid and the brow bone. The eyelid covers the entire space from lash line to brow bone. Most commonly found in people of Asian descent.

Downturned

Have a natural droop at the outer corners, creating a slight tilt downwards.

Deep Set

Characterized by having a prominent brow bone that casts a shadow over the eyelids. The eyes appear to be set deeper into the eye socket, creating a naturally dramatic and intense look. The eyelids may be less visible when the eyes are open, and the brow bone often extends out further.

Prominent

Prominent eyes have a more pronounced brow bone and eyelid, often giving the appearance of larger eyes. The eyelids are more visible and sometimes people feel their eyes appear to be bulging.