Coordinated look
A whole-face approach that connects brow, eye, cheek, nose, and lip techniques so they work together rather than in isolation.
Makeup recommendations
What makeup suits my face shape and features?
Get technique-level guidance for brows, eyes, nose, lips, and overall balance based on your measured features.
- Brow, eye, nose, lip, and blush techniques
- Left and right guidance when features differ
- Every recommendation linked to visible evidence
Soften arch
brows
Lift outward
eyes
Blend high
blush
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Use a clear, front-facing photo with the brows, eyes, nose, lips, cheeks, jaw, and hairline visible. Choose bare or light makeup when you want guidance based on natural visible contours.
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What you receive
What do personalized makeup recommendations include?
The Complete Report analyzes your face shape and individual features, then generates coordinated makeup techniques you can apply with any products you already own.
Feature-by-feature techniques
Specific guidance for each area — where to define, soften, lift, or extend — with left and right notes when your features differ.
Explained rationale
Every recommendation tells you which measurement or observation it comes from, so you can adapt the technique to your own style and intensity.
Face shape and makeup
How Face Shape Influences Your Makeup Approach
Face shape sets the larger canvas. A rounder outline responds differently to contour and blush than an angular one, and the visible proportions between forehead, cheeks, and jaw guide where to add warmth, shadow, or highlight to achieve the effect you want.
The analysis reads these proportions from your photo and maps them to technique choices — not "fix this shape" rules, but options for emphasis or contrast that you choose based on the look you are creating.
If you have not identified your facial outline yet, start with the Face Shape Detector to see the proportions the makeup guidance builds on.
Features and techniques
How Brow, Eye, and Lip Shape Guide Specific Techniques
Each feature has its own geometry — brow arch height, eye opening width, lip fullness ratio — and the analysis measures these independently for each side of the face. The resulting guidance tells you where to place liner, shadow, definition, or softness based on what the camera actually sees rather than a generic rule.
For example, a higher brow arch on one side may call for a slightly different tail length, or uneven eye openings may benefit from asymmetric liner weight. These per-side notes appear only when the difference is large enough to matter.
Explore the individual detectors for eyebrow shape,
eye shape, or lip shape to see the measurements behind each recommendation.
Application logic
From Measurements to Makeup: How the Report Connects the Two
The report does not list techniques in isolation. It reads the face as a connected composition — brow angle relative to eye tilt, nose width relative to cheek placement, lip width relative to jaw — then generates a coordinated set of techniques where each choice supports the others.
Brows and eyes
Arch height, peak position, and brow-to-eye distance guide definition and softness. Eye opening, corner angle, and spacing guide where liner weight and shadow gradient sit.
Nose and cheeks
Bridge width and tip shape guide where to place subtle shadow or highlight. Cheekbone position and face width guide blush angle and fade.
Lips and balance
Upper-to-lower fullness ratio and mouth width guide liner shape and color intensity. The lip approach coordinates with the overall emphasis chosen for the rest of the face.
What Does the Complete Report Add for Makeup?
The free preview shows your face shape and feature types. The Complete Report goes further — it translates those measurements into specific technique guidance for each area of the face, with separate left and right notes where your features differ.
Compare Complete Report options- A coordinated approach connecting brow, eye, cheek, nose, and lip techniques.
- Brow arch, peak, tail, and definition guidance tailored to each side.
- Eye liner weight, shadow gradient, and corner emphasis based on your contour.
- Nose highlight and shadow suggestions grounded in front-view proportions.
- Lip liner shape and blush angle tied to your specific measurements.
- Photo-specific cautions and limits noted alongside every suggestion.
Related tools
What do you want to explore next?
Use a focused detector for one feature, or return to the complete face analysis when you want all results in one connected report.
Eyebrow shape detector
Separate left and right brow results with actionable context.
Eye shape detector
Independent eye-shape results built for practical makeup choices.
Lip shape detector
A lip-shape result with visible evidence and technique guidance.
Face shape detector
A face-shape result you can connect to what you see.
Hairstyle recommendations
Personalized hairstyle guidance grounded in your visible facial frame.
FAQ
FAQ about makeup recommendations
What areas of the face does the makeup guidance cover?
It covers brows, eyes, nose, lips, cheeks, and blush as a coordinated set. Each section explains where to add definition, softness, or emphasis and why that technique suits your specific measurements.
How are the recommendations personalized to my face?
The report connects each technique to your visible face shape and individual brow, eye, nose, and lip measurements. Left and right guidance stays separate when one side differs enough to change the approach.
Can I use the guidance for both natural and more defined looks?
Yes. The report provides structural guidance — where to place emphasis, how to angle liner, where blush fades. You control color, coverage, finish, and intensity to match the occasion.
Can I use makeup products I already own?
Yes. The guidance is product-independent. It tells you where and how to apply techniques, not which brands or shades to buy.
What photo works best for makeup recommendations?
Use a sharp, front-facing photo in even light with the brows, eyes, nose, lips, cheeks, jaw, and hairline visible. Bare or light makeup provides the clearest baseline for natural contours.
Does the report choose exact products or foundation shades?
No. The report focuses on technique and application rather than product shopping or color matching. Product choice and shade matching remain separate decisions.
Get Makeup Guidance Built on Your Face Analysis
Upload one clear photo, see your face shape and feature measurements, then unlock technique-level makeup recommendations in the Complete Report.
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