This thread is going to go over the determining factors of your eye area, how to fix it, and which features stand out the most. Your eye area is based off of a few different sub categories. Eye color, eye lashes, Upper eyelid exposure, eyebrows, orbitals, palpebral fissure length (more commonly known as PFL ), canthal tilt, etc. In this guide i'm going to be discussing how to fix these features surgically and non surgically.
Now this is probably one of the top three things normies notice the most. Now as we all know eye color has been attributed to facial attractiveness all throughout history because of the contrast and strikingness it provides to the face. Now I will first be going over what to do if you have light eyes such as green, grey, blue, maybe hazel or amber depending on how light your variation of the last two are. So earlier I brought up contrast, one of the things you can do to maximize contrast with light eyes is 1- Dye your hair and lashes jet black, warning this may appear uncanny so i'd opt for a dark brown solely for the head hair rather than the lashes and brows. 2- Get a contact with a limbal ring in order to amplify the effect of your lighter eyes by essentially creating a barrier with your scleral whiteness maximizing the contrast provided specifically in your eye area (lumify helps with this) 5- This isn't a must but I highly reccommend pupil constricting eye drop paired with lumify for scleral whitening . Now you may be asking what can I do if i'm a dark eyed T50let, which gets use into the next topic. Here are your options, 1-The same steps with dyeing hair but get a lighter contact contact color in order to maximize your contrast whether that be blue, green or amber. If you're uncomfortable with frauding then you need to wait till 18 to get laser eye depigmentation.
Eyelashes are surprisingly appealing to normies due to long lashes especially in men providing that "wow" factor to women. Now if you lack significant eyelashe growth there are a few options you can explore. 0- Lash curlers make the top lashes appear much longer. 1-Would be the ordinary lash and peptide serum which essentially nourishes the hair follicle, strengthening the hair shaft, rather than chemically altering the growth cycle. It focuses on conditioning the hairs you already have so they stay attached longer and look thicker unlike the next more aggressive option. 2-Bimatoprost. I've made a video on Latisse on tiktokbefore normies didn't quite understand it too well so i'll include photos of the slideshow here rather than typing it out.
Now there are some side effects such as, eye darkening and periorbital fat loss which you can avoid by using surgical micropore tape on your under eyes. This section applies to brows as well.
Now there are some side effects such as, eye darkening and periorbital fat loss which you can avoid by using surgical micropore tape on your under eyes. This section applies to brows as well.
The canthal tilt is not quite as significant as it might seem in my opinion brow tilt matters more albeit it still is significant. Now i'm not gonna cope you with eye exercises and and say that will fix them quit frankly it won't. I would recommend a canthopexy to fix this what it is a canthopexy utilizeses sutures to support and tighten the eyelid "as is" without severing the canthal tendon so it's essentially a less aggressive canthoplasty which may assist in PFL as well.
If your infras are recessed I would recommend to start applying volufiline which might not work and may be cope i haven't done research on this too much but if you're 18 get an infraorbital fat graft. Now we move onto supras, your supras themselves as a whole are above the eyesocket what you'd focus on ideally is your supraorbital rim otherwise know as brow ridge. Your brow ridge one of the most masculinizing features in your face especially the eye area. This cannot be fixed without surgery I would recommend implant if your brow ridge is absolutely horrible get implants. Now what if you have buldgy orbitals medically known as exophthalmos? Orbital decompression.
