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 Charcoal study: inferior scleral show (Astra, 2026)
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Scleral show is white (sclera) visible below the iris when looking ahead. A millimetre or so is common; a lot reads tired, lagophthalmos, or negative orbital vector. Looksmaxxing treats low show as part of hunter eyes. Causes: lid laxity, globe prominence, midface descent, post-surgical lid retraction — not a lack of mewing.
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