LE SSERAFIM Sakura and Kang Taeri Eye Analysis!

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Today, since many people have been bringing photos of LE SSERAFIM's Sakura and Kang Taeri

to their consultations, Dr. Shim Jung-hwan has analyzed the features of their eyes.

First, let me explain the difference in the double eyelid crease when looking straight ahead versus looking downward.

Generally, the wider you open your eyes, the more the crease folds inward and appears thinner. If you look downward or raise your eyebrows,

you can see that the crease appears relatively higher. The crease is pulled up less, making it look relatively lighter,

and the skin covering the top of the crease covers it less.

A double eyelid that looks like an in-line when looking straight ahead can appear as an in-out or semi-out line when looking down.

Also, the crease can look slightly different depending on the angle the photo is taken.

For example, if you hold the camera with your right hand and take a picture from the right side,

the part covered inside the epicanthic fold of the right eye becomes more visible, making an in-line look like an in-out or semi-out line.

It would be good to keep this in mind when bringing photos of celebrities or influencers.

Many people want a look that is glamorous yet natural, right? If you bring a photo where the person is looking down and the crease looks large, and you want that same feeling when looking straight ahead,

it often results in an unnatural, "sausage eye" look.

Looking at LE SSERAFIM Sakura's eyes, the double eyelid crease shows slight variations depending on the photo, but

it appears to be an out-line on the right and an in-out line on the left.

Due to the epicanthic fold at the inner corner of the eye, even with a similar crease height, the side with more of an epicanthic fold

can fall into an in-line, while the other side falls into an out-line.

Her eyes are very large overall and have a slightly protruding feel.

In cases of protruding eyes like this, the eyeball tends to push forward, pulling back the covering skin attached to the bone,

so the eyes (the exposed area of the eyeball) are generally large. For the lower eyelid as well, the force of the protruding eyeball makes it look rounded, making the eyes appear even larger.

Depending on the photo, there are cases where she has a sanpaku (scleral show) eye feel.

Sanpaku eyes refer to when the iris and the lower eyelid do not meet, showing the sclera (white part) below the iris.

This kind of sanpaku look appears natural and not overwhelming for those with large, protruding eyes,

so those considering lateral and lower canthoplasty should keep this in mind.

There is a slight aegyo-sal (under-eye fat roll) below the eyes, making them look larger and giving a more youthful vibe.

Now, shall we take a look at Kang Taeri's eyes?

It can be seen as a typical in-out double eyelid line.

The front of the crease starts attached to the eye shape and gradually widens as it goes back.

The crease height itself is not low, but because her skin is thin, it doesn't have that "sausage" look.

Her eyes themselves are slightly protruding and have a very long horizontal length, so the double eyelids suit her particularly well and give a refreshing look.

The orbit, the bone surrounding the eye, appears large and horizontally long.

Conversely, for those with small orbits and sunken eyes, even if they want to open up the outer corner and extend the rear line, it is impossible because the bone itself blocks it.

She also has an appropriate amount of aegyo-sal under her eyes without being excessive, making her eyes look larger and prettier.

When looking at her face as a whole, her eyes are beautifully large and stand out naturally on her small face,

which seems to be why many people bring her photos when showing the eyes they want.

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