Hunter eyes, marked by a positive canthal tilt, exude intensity and confidence. Unlike softer prey eyes, they can be enhanced through Mewing or surgical options for a more striking appearance.
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Originally posted on: https://www.mewingapp.co/blog/what-are-hunter-eyes
Have you heard about hunter eyes? It is a type of eye shape that is seen as being really attractive. Some famous models, like Sean O'Pry, have hunter eyes and they look great. In this guide, we're going to learn what hunter eyes are, how they're different from another type called prey eyes, and how you might be able to get the hunter eye look.
What Are Hunter Eyes?
Hunter eyes have a few special features: They sit deep in the face, the top eyelid doesn't much, and the bottom eyelid is quite noticeable. The most important thing about hunter eyes is the canthal tilt. This is when the outer corner of the eye is higher than the inner corner. This makes the eyes look sharp.
Scientific Insight on Eye Shapes
There’s a study conducted on animals that proves that the shape of eyes and pupils of an animal shows whether they are a hunter or prey. It has shown that vertical eye pupils are typical for predators, while horizontal ones belong to prey. A similar situation is with people, as our eye shape can provide a very different image. People with hunter eyes have a prominent piercing gaze, while prey eyes give a more vulnerable vibe being wide open.
Hunter Eyes vs. Prey Eyes
Prey eyes are different from hunter eyes. They usually have more of the top eyelid showing and the outer corner of the eye might be lower or the same height as the inner corner. This makes the eyes look softer and more open. While hunter eyes seem bold and intense, prey eyes look gentle and friendly.
Why the Canthal Tilt Matters
The canthal tilt is really important for telling hunter eyes apart from prey eyes. If the outer corner of your eyes is higher than the inner corner, you probably have hunter eyes. This tilt is a big deal when people talk about making eyes look more beautiful.
Negative Canthal Tilt
A negative canthal tilt occurs when the outer corner of the eye is lower than the inner corner. This eye shape can give a more tired or sad appearance, and it’s commonly seen in prey eyes. The negative tilt tends to make the eyes appear rounder and more open, contributing to a softer, more approachable look.
Positive Canthal Tilt
A positive canthal tilt is the hallmark of hunter eyes. When the outer corner of the eye is higher than the inner corner, it creates a sharp, intense gaze. This tilt is associated with confidence and alertness. People with a positive canthal tilt often have a more commanding and attractive appearance.
Ways to Make Your Canthal Tilt Look More Like Hunter Eyes Without Surgery
There are ways to try and make your canthal tilt more like hunter eyes without needing surgery. One of the best ways is Mewing. This is a facial restructuring practice that supposedly changes your jaw shape through a swallow technique.
Options for Surgery
If you really want to change your eyes to look more like hunter eyes, there are surgeries too. But surgery can be dangerous and expensive, so you should talk to a doctor who knows a lot about it before deciding anything.
Conclusion
Hunter eyes are really special and can make you look strong and attractive. If you want eyes like this, why not try Mewing? It's a simple way to potentially change your eye shape without surgery. And if you have any questions or want to learn more about mewing or other ways to get hunter eyes, don't hesitate to contact us. We're here to help you understand your options and find the best way to achieve the look you want. Remember, it's your face, so it's important to choose what makes you feel best. Let us know how we can assist you!
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