How I Decide What Lash Style Fits Your Face Shape

One of the biggest misconceptions about eyelash extensions is this:

“Just give me what looks good on Instagram.”

What looks amazing on one person can look heavy, droopy, or unbalanced on another.

When clients come to TD Beauty Spa, I don’t just look at their lashes — I study their entire face structure.

Step 1: Eye Shape Matters More Than Trend

Different eye shapes require different mapping:

Round eyes – Need elongation
Almond eyes – Most versatile
Hooded eyes – Need lift in the center
Downturned eyes – Avoid heavy outer corners
Close-set eyes – Focus length toward the outer third

Cat-eye is popular — but it doesn’t flatter everyone.

In fact, I often soften or adjust the mapping to create lift rather than drag.

Step 2: Lash Density & Natural Strength

Not every lash can safely hold volume fans.

If your natural lashes are:

• Fine
• Sparse
• Fragile

Then mega volume may cause premature shedding.

Sometimes classic or wet set gives a more elegant result while protecting natural lashes.

Healthy retention > dramatic overload.

Step 3: Your Lifestyle

Are you:

• A busy mom?
• In corporate?
• A student?
• In glam events often?

Your lifestyle influences:

• Length choice
• Curl type
• Fill frequency

I design lashes to work for your daily life — not just the first day photos.

My Goal Every Time

When someone leaves our studio, I want them to hear:

“You look different… but I can’t tell what changed.”

That’s facial harmony.

Not just lashes.
But balance.