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Canthal Tilt- the angle between the medial canthus and the lateral canthus
3 Categories of Canthal Tilt
***This thread will be discussing the 2 types of "Positive" Canthal Tilt: Masculine PCT and Feminine PCT***
Masculine PCT3 Categories of Canthal Tilt
"Positive" Canthal Tilt- occurs when the medial canthus is located at an angle below the lateral canthus.
"Neutral" Canthal Tilt- occurs when both the medial and the lateral canthus are located along the same line and do not have any angle between them.
"Negative" Canthal Tilt- occurs when the medial canthus is located at an angle above the lateral canthus.
***This thread will be discussing the 2 types of "Positive" Canthal Tilt: Masculine PCT and Feminine PCT***
- Men have a neutral lateral canthus with a long, defined and down-swung medial canthus which gives them PCT. The lower eyelids on a man should be angular and straight in shape, while the lower eyelid on a woman is curved and round.
A down-swung medial canthus is one of the most dimorphic features(in terms of eye area) on a man.
Look at the DOM face:
Just the eye area:
Here are some good examples of what I mean by a "long, defined, and down-swung medial canthus":
Gandy
Salih
Feminine PCT
- PCT caused by an up-swung lateral canthus, is the feminine type of PCT (as evidenced by the pic shown above). The lower eyelid on a woman is curved and roundish. Rounded lower eyelids are feminine.
Here is an example of a woman with typical feminine PCT, the inner canthus is straight and the outer canthus is curved upwards:
Two more examples:
- Notice how they all have a round, curvy lower eyelid and an outer canthus that curves upward giving them their (feminine)PCT.
Men with ideal masculine PCT:
Men with feminine PCT (not ideal for men):
As you can see both groups of men have "positive canthal tilt" but what contributes to creating the PCT is different.
- Between the 2 pics of the men above look at the differences in lower eyelid straightness, angularity, and overall shape. Notice the difference in their inner canthus vs outer canthus.
* Yes I am aware that Delon has more issues than just a lack of lower eyelid angularity and medial cathus definition/angulation. I was just using him as an example to show feminine PCT in a man compared to another man whose has masculine PCT.
This was originally my reply on a thread. But @Notuglyjustpoor and @Slayerino thought this would be a good idea for a thread so here it is.
@PenileFacialSurgery
@buddyboyo(who I originally learned this concept from)
@the next o'pry
@john2
@Chintuck22
@TubOfLard
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