The Best Makeup for My Round Eyes

My Accessories:

Earrings: Gorgeous, Robinson's Place Iloilo

Rings: wedding and engagement rings (made by a Bulacan jeweler)

Bracelets: Greenhills Shopping Center, San Juan and Aldevinco Shopping Center, Davao City

Ever wondered how to put drama in your eyes through eye makeup? Well, Total Beauty helps you how  by just taking this quiz.

Meanwhile, let me share with you my results:

Your celebrity eye inspiration: Ashley Olsen 

What to use: Medium to dark eye makeup shades help elongate round eyes, and a bright liner can be used to create a fun cat eye look, which extends the eye, Stern says. Try COVERGIRL Liquiline Blast Eyeliner in Green Glow or Blue Bloom, $8.49. 

How to use it: Apply shadow on the outer half of your lids, sweeping it up towards your brow bone. Draw the liner close to your lashes and extend it slightly outwards after you reach the outer corner of your eyes. 

What NOT to do: Rim both your upper and lower lash lines with one round, interrupted circle of liner, or else your eyes will look even more circular than normal. 

Bonus: Check out these other tips to tackle any eye issues that might bother you: 

To make your eyes look larger: Try using light, shimmery shades on your lids and a highlighter under your brow bones to open up your eyes. And definitely don't skimp on the mascara. One to try:COVERGIRL LashBlast Fusion Mascara, $8.99 -- it adds volume and length to your lashes. 

To make your eyes look smaller: Try using black eyeliner on your inner rims and dark, smoky eyeshadows to minimize too-large eyes. Check out COVERGIRL Smoky ShadowBlast in Onyx Smoke or Silver Sky, $8.49. 

If your eyes are close-set: Use white or light-colored shadow (like COVERGIRL Eye Enhancers 1-Kit Shadows in Snow Blossom, $3.19) on the inner corners of your eyes to open up the area and skip eyeliner on the inner half of your eyes. 

If your eyes are wide-set: Use eyeliner on the inner corners of your eyes and dust bronzer (likeCOVERGIRL TruBlend Microminerals Bronzer, $10.99) on the bridge of your nose to make your eyes appear a little closer together.