Hunter Eyes
A combined score for the deep-set, hooded hunter eye look, built from canthal tilt and eye aspect ratio. Shown for context — it does not affect your score.
| Reference value | 100 0–100 composite scale |
|---|---|
| Weight in composite | 0% display only |
| Category | Eyes |
| Note | Display-only — 0% weight. Derived from canthal tilt + eye aspect ratio. |
A combination, not a feature
A "hunter eye" describes a deep-set eye with a positive canthal tilt and a narrow, somewhat hooded aperture — the combination reading as intense and predatory, against the rounder, more open "prey eye". What matters is that this is a combination rather than a feature in its own right. No single landmark measurement captures it, because the impression comes from tilt and aperture shape occurring together.
Compositing two metrics instead of measuring a third
Rather than measuring anything new, MogTracker composites the two metrics that produce the look: canthal tilt and eye aspect ratio. A face needs both a positive tilt and a relatively narrow aperture to score highly here. Strong performance on one alone does not carry it, which is exactly what makes the composite more descriptive than either input on its own.
Why the composite carries no weight
This is display-only and carries 0% weight, and the reason is arithmetic rather than editorial: both of its inputs are already scored individually, at 12% and 7%. Including the composite as well would count the same two measurements twice and quietly inflate the eye region to nearly a third of the total. Read it as a summary of your eye character, not as a separate target — the way to move it is to move canthal tilt or eye aspect ratio.
How 123,813 people score on hunter eyes
The distribution is compressed toward the lower middle, and that follows from the rule rather than from anyone's eyes: a face has to satisfy both inputs at once to score here, so a strong tilt with a round aperture and a narrow aperture with a flat tilt both land in the same middling band. Anyone reading this as a verdict on their eyes is reading a conjunction, not a measurement.
| Score band | Share | % | Scans |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0–19 | 19.4% | 24,005 | |
| 20–39 | 43.8% | 54,195 | |
| 40–59 | 21.4% | 26,523 | |
| 60–79 | 9.6% | 11,896 | |
| 80–100 | 5.8% | 7,194 |
Mean 37.47 out of 100 — 14th highest average of the 16 metrics. Figures from MogTracker's own scans, captured 2026-08-14.
How to improve your hunter eyes
A composite score combining canthal tilt and eye aspect ratio — the hallmarks of the "hunter eye" look.
Recommendations are grouped by how invasive they are. Non-invasive options change how the feature reads to an observer; surgical options change the underlying structure and therefore the measurement itself.
If you scored Excellent
You have strong hunter eyes — deep-set with positive tilt. This is a top-tier eye area.
Non-invasive
- Maintain low body fat and brow positioning to preserve your hunter eye characteristics
- Lower, flatter brow grooming continues to enhance the intensity
If you scored Good
Your hunter eye composite is strong. Sharpening one component (tilt or hooding) can push it higher.
Non-invasive
- Brow grooming: lower and flatten brows to enhance the hunter eye look
- Body fat reduction deepens the orbital area for more hooding
Minimally invasive
- PDO thread lift at the outer brow and canthus for subtle lift
If you scored Average
Your hunter eye score is moderate — improving both tilt and hooding will compound the effect.
Non-invasive
- Combine: fox-eye tape + low body fat + flat brow grooming for maximum effect
Minimally invasive
- Botox frontalis + lateral brow lift for non-surgical improvement on both axes
Surgical
- Upper blepharoplasty + canthopexy combo addresses both hooding and tilt
If you scored Below average
Your eyes lack hunter eye characteristics — round, exposed, with neutral/negative tilt. This is a compound metric so improvements are multiplied.
Non-invasive
- Full protocol: fox-eye tape + body fat reduction + flat low brows + mewing
Minimally invasive
- PDO thread brow lift + Botox frontalis + lip flip for comprehensive eye area reshaping
Surgical
- Canthoplasty + upper blepharoplasty + brow bone augmentation for complete hunter eye transformation
Common questions about hunter eyes
Are hunter eyes objectively better?
MogTracker does not treat them as better — the metric is unscored. It describes an eye type rather than ranking one above another.
Why does this metric not affect my score?
It is derived entirely from canthal tilt and eye aspect ratio, both already scored. Counting it again would double-weight the same two measurements.