How to ASCEND your eye area - Updated FULL Guide

Overview

The presenter argues that the eye area—including the eyebrows, eyelids, eyelashes, sclera (the whites of the eyes), iris, and under-eye area—strongly influences facial appearance. The guide’s central theme is to improve contrast between these features.

Tips Presented in the Video

Eyebrows

• Consider minoxidil for sparse brows; the presenter notes that it must be used consistently.
• Dye brows about one shade darker than the hair, avoiding jet black unless it looks natural.
• The presenter favors a slight arch for women and a straight or slightly upward-sloping shape for men.
• Petroleum jelly is suggested for keeping hairs in place.

Upper Eyelids

For greater eyelid openness, the presenter recommends a product called Volufillin and suggests relaxing the forehead and gradually lowering the brows.

Eyelashes

• The presenter says lashes should be healthy and roughly one-third the width of the eye in length.
• Rosemary oil is suggested for lash care, and oral minoxidil is described as a growth option.
• The presenter advises against Latisse, claiming it can reduce orbital fat and cause lasting dark circles.
• Darkening lashes to jet black is recommended for contrast.

Whites of the Eyes

To avoid red or irritated eyes, the presenter suggests getting enough sleep, avoiding eye rubbing, limiting blue-light exposure, and using Lumify drops occasionally rather than daily.

Iris Color and Contrast

Colored contact lenses are presented as an option: blue or gray for fair skin, and hazel or amber for darker skin. The presenter recommends natural-looking shades and lenses with a dark limbal ring—the darker outline around the iris.

The proposed contrast pattern is a light iris against a dark limbal ring, white sclera, dark lashes and brows, and a lighter under-eye area.

Under-Eye Concerns

• To distinguish types of dark circles, the presenter suggests gently pulling the under-eye skin. Circles that change color are described as vascular, while brown discoloration that remains is described as pigmentation.
• For pigmentation, the presenter mentions products containing diamidiol (as transcribed) or hydroquinone; for vascular circles, caffeine serum.
• For a sunken under-eye appearance, the presenter suggests Volufillin and mentions fat grafting, implants, or concealer if it does not help.
• Retinoids or estriol cream are suggested for wrinkles.

Eye Shape

The presenter suggests that people with very open eyes try slightly squinting over time, claiming the eyes may adapt to a more compact appearance. They encourage focusing on achievable changes—especially contrast—rather than viewing eye shape or anatomy as an insurmountable limitation.

Additional Notes

The video also promotes the presenter’s online community and self-improvement courses. Several recommendations involve medications, eye products, contact lenses, or procedures. The presenter’s claims are not independently verified here; medical or cosmetic treatments should be discussed with a qualified professional.

Notable products: Minoxidil, rosemary oil, Latisse, Lumify, Volufillin/Volufiline, colored contact lenses, caffeine serum, hydroquinone, retinoids, and estriol cream. Speaker: Masroor A. Locations mentioned: None.