As lips mature, corners begin to subtly slope downward. It’s a normal part of facial evolution—but it can create an unintentionally tired or frowning expression. Many artists mistakenly try to "correct" this by overlining upwards, which often backfires, distorting shape and symmetry.
At Bouba World, we do it differently.
We don’t raise the lip—we redirect the light and tone. Lifting corners is not about increasing height. It’s about balancing shadow and contrast, guiding the eye upward through visual cues.
