Hunter eyes are a specific type of eye appearance that is considered attractive and alluring. They are characterized by being deeply set in the skull, having a hooded center with a positive canthal tilt, and a direct, intense gaze. The hoodedness of these eyes is often caused by a combination of a protruding brow ridge, fat tissue above the eyes, and solid under-eye support from robust cheekbones and square orbital sockets. Hunter eyes affect the face by making a dominant, confident, and intense look, which attracts people and makes people with hunter eyes appealing to others. Prey eyes, on the other hand, have a negative canthal tilt, with the outer corner of the eye lower than the inner corner, creating an inverted V shape. People with prey eyes often look down and have dark circles under their eyes, which usually don’t give such a magnetic and confident glance. Hunter eyes can be achieved through natural face muscle training, and one of the best techniques for it is mewing. However, if the reason for having prey eyes is genetics and even mewing doesn’t bring desired results, there are other options, such as cosmetic surgery to remove excess skin on the eyelids.