Hunter Eyes
A masculine eye look combining positive canthal tilt, deep-set orbitals, and upper-lid hooding for a compressed, predatory appearance.
"Hunter eyes" describes a highly sought-after masculine eye area with three features together: a positive canthal tilt, deep-set eyes (strong orbital bone with a compressed vertical eye opening), and upper eyelid exposure that is low (a hooded upper lid under a projected brow). The result reads as intense, focused, and dimorphic.
The opposite is "prey eyes" — round, tall, exposed eye openings with neutral or negative tilt. Hunter eyes depend heavily on brow ridge projection and orbital rim structure, both bone traits, which is why they are considered a strong genetic halo.
What makes hunter eyes?
Positive canthal tilt, deep-set orbitals with a strong brow ridge, and a low, hooded upper lid all together.
Are hunter eyes only for men?
The compressed, deep-set look is most prized as a masculine trait, but positive tilt is attractive on any face.
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