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{{Short description|Looksmaxxing slang for a deep-set, almond, positively tilted eye}} | {{Short description|Looksmaxxing slang for a deep-set, almond, positively tilted eye}} | ||
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| caption = Charcoal study: hunter vs prey eye bundle (Astra, 2026) | |||
| name = Hunter eyes | | name = Hunter eyes | ||
| also = hunter-eye, deep-set eyes | | also = hunter-eye, deep-set eyes | ||
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The bony part is [[orbit]] depth and brow ridge. The lid part is tendons, skin, and fat. Lighting, squint, and “look down into the camera” fake a little. Rubbing the orbital rim does not remodel the socket. Surgery, if any, is oculoplastic or craniofacial — and lid retraction after bad rim work is in [[surgical pitfalls]]. | The bony part is [[orbit]] depth and brow ridge. The lid part is tendons, skin, and fat. Lighting, squint, and “look down into the camera” fake a little. Rubbing the orbital rim does not remodel the socket. Surgery, if any, is oculoplastic or craniofacial — and lid retraction after bad rim work is in [[surgical pitfalls]]. | ||
== Anatomy versus a pose == | |||
The bony part is [[orbit]] depth and brow ridge. The lid part is tendons, skin, and fat.<ref name="lmwp" /> Lighting, squint, and “look down into the camera” fake a little. Rubbing the orbital rim does not remodel the socket. Surgery, if any, is oculoplastic or craniofacial — see [[surgical pitfalls]]. | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Latest revision as of 14:06, 11 September 2026
 Charcoal study: hunter vs prey eye bundle (Astra, 2026)
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| Field | Looksmaxxing |
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| Also known as | hunter-eye, deep-set eyes |
| Origin | Looksmaxxing slang |
Hunter eyes is forum slang for a periorbital bundle: deep-set globe, neutral-to-positive canthal tilt, low brow close to the supraorbital rim, compact almond palpebral fissure, and little upper eyelid exposure.[1] The antonym on the same boards is prey eyes. It is not zoology.
The bony part is orbit depth and brow ridge. The lid part is tendons, skin, and fat. Lighting, squint, and “look down into the camera” fake a little. Rubbing the orbital rim does not remodel the socket. Surgery, if any, is oculoplastic or craniofacial — and lid retraction after bad rim work is in surgical pitfalls.
Anatomy versus a pose
The bony part is orbit depth and brow ridge. The lid part is tendons, skin, and fat.[1] Lighting, squint, and “look down into the camera” fake a little. Rubbing the orbital rim does not remodel the socket. Surgery, if any, is oculoplastic or craniofacial — see surgical pitfalls.
See also
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Looksmaxxing. Wikipedia. Retrieved 10 September 2026.