The Single Best Rule for Hooded Eyes

Forget the length on the outer corner for a moment. Look at the inner corner of the lash band. If you pick a doll lash with a long inner corner (anything over 8mm), you are literally gluing a curtain over the beautiful almond shape of your eye. The inner corner is the make-or-break zone for hooded eyes.

Why This Matters Immediately

The benefit of choosing a 'short corner' doll lash is instant eye opening. When the inner corner is light and soft, the hooded fold has room to breathe. The lash doesn't fight the fold—it sits alongside it. You get the fullness you want without the closed-off look you dread.

• Long Inner Corner: Collides with the hood, disappears into the fold, looks heavy and small.
• Short Inner Corner: Sits perfectly under the fold, stays visible, lifts the eye vertically.

Three Rules for Picking Your Perfect Pair

1. Test the band flexibility. A stiff plastic band will pop off a hooded eye every single time. Yo