Hunter Eyes :
What are hunter eyes?
![what are hunter eyes](https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0637/4575/3343/files/Jeremy-Meeks-hot-felon-ss-ftr1_25c59213-d410-4571-a81e-a597eb1e3adf_480x480.webp?v=1665565304)
Eye bags
What are Eye Bags?
Causes of eye bags
![Maxilla](https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0637/4575/3343/files/Foramen_supraorbitale_480x480.png?v=1665566304)
Scleral Show
What is Scleral show
![What is sclera](https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0637/4575/3343/files/Sclera_480x480.png?v=1665566507)
![Scleral show](https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0637/4575/3343/files/scleral_show_480x480.png?v=1665566723)
Canthal Tilt
What is canthal tilt
Canthal tilt is the angle your eyes make. A positive angle makes for a serious, "dangerous" look, a dominant characteristic you want to have. A negative angle makes you look soft, harmless and weak. Here are some examples:
*Negative canthal tilt
*Positive canthal tilt
What causes negative canthal tilt
As we demonstrated so far, the maxilla (and zygomatic bones) are the supports of the eye orbital. Good support from this structure (forward-grown, wide face) makes the eyes positively tilted. Poor support makes the whole face turn down and the angle negative.
(How it works)
*Positive canthal tilt example: Eye angle is pointing inwards, eye-area looks attractive.
All bad traits congregate
The hard thing to swallow is, most bad traits congregate. If you were mindful in the previous paragraphs, you noticed a common factor in all of the above problems. Poor under-eye support stemming from the Maxilla and Zygomatic bones, leads to all of the above problems.
Good news
If under-eye bags, sclera show, and canthal tilt, all stem from the same bone structure weakness, then you can get 3 birds with one stone! If only there was a way to develop your maxilla and zygomatic bones, you could change the way you look dramatically!
How to get Hunter Eyes
The goal is to develop your maxilla and zygomatic bones forwards and outwards. We want the bone structure to act as a "shelf" for your eye area, an outwards support vector to the soft tissue to rest on. Ok but...
How do I change my bone structure?
Contrary to popular belief, the skull is not a solid piece of bone. It is comprised of several smaller bones with the ability for significant movement. That means we can change the relative position of said bones to our favor. The maxilla is not grown outwards and forwards when it is not supported enough. For that we will use two tools: Mewing and Hard-Chewing.
Change the maxilla
We need to develop the maxilla forwards and outwards. The maxilla bone bottom part is actually the roof of your mouth. By applying enough pressure to the roof of your mouth, overtime, the maxilla is remodeled favorably. So, what could apply a constant upwards force?
Maxilla and the tongue
Fortunately, you got all you need right in your mouth. Your tongue will do all the work you need. Most people, when at rest, keep their tongue on the roof of their mouth, leaving the maxilla unsupported, letting it grow smaller (bad). We want the tongue to rest on the roof of your mouth, constantly applying a light force to it!
*How to mew correctly
Mewing routine
At first, this practice will not come naturally. You will have to constantly "remind" yourself to do it. On the long run though, it will become second nature. Remember, you do not need to apply an unnatural amount of force!
Bellow you can see my (@spartqangum on Instagram) results after ~1 year of mewing plus hard chewing. The bags under my eyes are significantly reduced and my eye tilt is turning more positive. These are not the final results, I will be doing both practices for the foreseeable future and I am expecting a lot more out of them!
PS
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Best regards, Theo
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