Title: What Makes a Person’s Eyes Attractive? – Looks Theory
Headings: What Makes a Person’s Eyes Attractive?
What Makes a Person’s Eyes Attractive?
Attractive Eyes vs. Non-attractive Eyes
Attractive
Unattractive
Eye Orbit Structure
Eyelid Exposure
High Palpebral Fissure Length (Width of the Eye)
Sweeping, Curvy Eyelids (Shape)
Canthal tilt
Deep-set
Thick, dark eyelashes
Spacing (Inter-pupillary Distance)
Morphing an Unattractive Eye Area
Conclusion
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Content: The sweeping inner curve is sometimes called a “downward-pointing medial canthus.” Canthal tilt
Canthal tilt is the tilt the line makes drawn between the inner and outer corner of the eye. Positive (pictured left) is considered more feminine and attractive on women. Neutral (pictured right) is preferred on men. Generally, either neutral or slightly positive is fine. However, when a canthal tilt is overly negative, it can appear unattractive: Negative tilts make the eye appear to “droop” downward at the corners. Deep-set
Attractive eyes are positioned deep within their sockets, well-supported by the bone around them. This is in contrast to “bug eyes” which generally look like they are popping out of the skull. Thick, dark eyelashes
An important trait for both men and women, though arguably more important for women, is eyelashes.