So I've been hearing about hooded eyes, how they are the

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2017-08-15 05:39:03 Post No. 12683222
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Anonymous 2017-08-15 05:39:03 Post No. 12683222 [Report]

So I've been hearing about hooded eyes, how they are the best looking e.t.c. Now, could someone please explain where the boundary between hooded and non-hooded eyes go? Does the skin have to cover the whole lid or what? My eyes for example are not deep set at all, but from certain angles I see a thin layer of lid, would this be considered hooded eyes? Pic related, my eyes look like that, maybe a slightly bigger gap, but not by much

Anonymous 2017-08-15 06:21:51 Post No.12683285
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I'm pretty sure the upper lid has to cover most of the lower lid to be "classified" as a hooded eye but idk

Anonymous 2017-08-15 06:47:48 Post No.12683322
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Basically if it appears that you have monolids, they're most likely hooded. Mine (pic related) cover my eyelid fold so unless I actually move my eyelids with my fingers it looks like I have monolids. It means I generally get mistaken for half Asian or something (I live in Toronto which has a huge Asian population)

Anonymous 2017-08-15 07:10:25 Post No.12683364
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