Anonymous wrote:Renee Zellweger has small eyes and is revered as beautiful.

I snorted.

Anonymous wrote:In your opinion, can women with eyes that appear small or medium-sized look more beautiful naturally, compared to when they wear makeup to make their eyes look larger?

Absolutely! Ever watched K dramas?

I have almond shaped blue-gray eyes. I am dark haired with olive skin. I have always got complimented on my eyes and told they are beautiful. They are not large, on the smaller side. My sister has enormous brown eyes--and does not get told the same.

Anonymous wrote:In your opinion, can women with eyes that appear small or medium-sized look more beautiful naturally, compared to when they wear makeup to make their eyes look larger?

Obviously not OP. There is only one type of beautiful eyes and those are large and wearing makeup. Jeez.

Renee Zellweger has small eyes and is revered as beautiful.

Andie MacDowell has small eyes and she's really beautiful

Anonymous wrote:I think all eyes can be beautiful.

+1

I have big brown eyes that look 100% better when wearing mascara. It makes them appear even larger.

I find most eyes beautiful.

PP. I should say, how they're features evolve as they get older.

I have wide set, sort of big eyes, and it's the first thing people notice, in a very positive way. Think the creature lady from that movie Splice. When I was really young though, I got teased a lot, so I guess I needed to grow into my features.

Both of my kids (boy and girl) have inherited my big, wide set eyes. But my 3-year old daughter's eyes are almond shaped and slightly upturned, and she has freakishly long eyelashes. It'll be interesting to see how both of their eyes evolve as they get older.

Gal Gadot has small eyes but everyone seems to think she's beautiful. I dont get it

Anonymous wrote:Kate Moss and Kim Basinger have small eyes, but they are wide set making them look really attractive.

Good examples. I find both of them prettier than Jennifer Lawrence, Taylor Swift, or Melania.

Anonymous wrote:I have small eyes and no one’s kicked me out of bed yet.
Small eye solidarity!

Mine are in the smaller side, almond shape and a light grey blue. I have dark hair and olive skin. I won “best eyes” superlative Senior year in high school . I have dark eyelashes and eyebrow so they pop.

It’s not just the size. It’s the color and symmetry and shape too.

I know some big “bug eyes” that look bulging so it’s definitely not just size.

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Anonymous wrote:The most important thing is how wide and deep set they are not their size. Ideally you want to be as close to a flounder as possible but makeup can’t change that.

Do you think more deep-set = better? I'm trying to understand what you mean by flounder, haha.

Aren't flounders flat, with one eye on each flat side?

Flounders are bottom feeders with *both* eyes on one side of their body, I'd say universally unattractive, except maybe to a flounder.

I have small eyes and no one’s kicked me out of bed yet.
Small eye solidarity!