
Dastan
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Recently i noticed one thing: the more appealing eyes parameters of a given person are - the less he descends if you reduce his eyebrows thickeness / visibilty.
Then, i morphed the pics i consider more or less perfect eye areas (structure, features) to reduce eyebrows visibility and then did the same with not that good eye areas to visually check if this theory is true. After reviewing the pics - it seems to be true.
This may sound like common sense, like "If eye area is bad and you further reduce the eyebrows visibility on top of that, ofc it would look much worse, compared to erasing some of the eyebrows on otherwise relatively perfect eye areas". But this is not what im telling you. In this case its likely that the absolute positive or negative impact of thick and visible eyebrows or thin and invisible is diminshed (when the rest of the eye area is closer to perfection), which is maybe kinda expected in worse = less visible eyebrows, but not expected in case of better = more visible eyebrows, the whole point is that the otherwise perfect eye areas do not significantly ascend if you add more eyebrows visibility for some reason (or descend much if you reduce it).
I uploaded the full article with the visual examples of "before and after" reducing eyebrows visibilty on my looksmaxing blog section here: https://www.ascendbase.pro/reflections_eyebrows-impact.html
Then, i morphed the pics i consider more or less perfect eye areas (structure, features) to reduce eyebrows visibility and then did the same with not that good eye areas to visually check if this theory is true. After reviewing the pics - it seems to be true.
This may sound like common sense, like "If eye area is bad and you further reduce the eyebrows visibility on top of that, ofc it would look much worse, compared to erasing some of the eyebrows on otherwise relatively perfect eye areas". But this is not what im telling you. In this case its likely that the absolute positive or negative impact of thick and visible eyebrows or thin and invisible is diminshed (when the rest of the eye area is closer to perfection), which is maybe kinda expected in worse = less visible eyebrows, but not expected in case of better = more visible eyebrows, the whole point is that the otherwise perfect eye areas do not significantly ascend if you add more eyebrows visibility for some reason (or descend much if you reduce it).
I uploaded the full article with the visual examples of "before and after" reducing eyebrows visibilty on my looksmaxing blog section here: https://www.ascendbase.pro/reflections_eyebrows-impact.html