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'''Hunter eyes''' are the ideal eyes for men. They are ''hooded,'' have ''positive canthal tilt'', and have an interpupil distance (IPD) that is within the normal range. The eyes are vertically narrow and horizontally long. The hoodedness comes from a protruding [[brow ridge]] and fat tissue above the eyes. | '''Hunter eyes''' are the ideal eyes for men. They are the combination of eyes that are darkly colored, small, "[[deep set]]" ''hooded,'' have a ''positive canthal tilt'', and have an interpupil distance (IPD) that is within the normal range. The eyes are vertically narrow and horizontally long. The hoodedness comes from a protruding [[brow ridge]] and fat tissue above the eyes. | ||
The eyeballs themselves are sexually dimorphic. Men that were exposed to more testosterone in the womb have smaller eyeballs. | |||
https://www.2knowmyself.com/How_to_tell_if_someone_has_high_testosterone_from_their_face | |||
Dark colored eyeballs are also perceived as masculine. A man can have small, dark colored eyeballs but not have developed bones around the eyes and still technically qualify as having hunter eyes. Actor Bruce Campbell has eyes like these. | |||
Conversely A man with deep set, large light eyes, does not have hunter eyes. | |||
Someone with bad eye area is sometimes called an [[eyecel]]. | Someone with bad eye area is sometimes called an [[eyecel]]. | ||
==Examples== | ==Examples== | ||
[[File:300px-Konstantinos_laios_face.jpg|200px]] | [[File:300px-Konstantinos_laios_face.jpg|200px]] | ||