
02/05/2025
Who is the fox ๐ฆ effect for?
Many donโt realise it, but unfortunately, the popular foxy style does not suit many clients. This is because it can easily make the eyes appear heavy, droopy, and tired-looking (ESPECIALLY if done incorrectly).
It works best for:
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Normal or upturned eyes
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Almond eyes
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Close-set or normal-set eyes
It doesnโt work for:
โ Round eyes (except if upturned)
โ Narrow eyes
โ Triangle eyes
โ Downturned eyes
โ Hooded eyes
โ Wide-set eyes
โ Deep-set eyes
When working with the fox eye effect, itโs recommended to use lengthening curls โ B, C, or L curls โ for the best effect and that eyeliner look! ๐
If you use a stronger curl though (e.g. D curl), the set will lose its sexy eyeliner effect and may also make the eyes look heavy.
Another big mistake I see is not reducing the lengths in the outer corners. This, yet again, makes the eyes appear veeeery heavy, sad, and downturned! Always go down by 2โ3 lengths as shown in the post. Using the maximum length on the very outer corner is a very outdated technique ๐
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If you want to learn how to style different eye shapes and create effects that actually suit your clients โ get my Styling & Mapping e-Manual ๐
It covers all the basics of styling, 18 different eye types, and 13 lash maps step-by-step!
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