I'm sorry I'm not trying to disregard your skills but this model literally has a foxy eye shape? I wish you could have chosen a different model with a different eye shape so we can know if this tutorial could work on different eye shapes. Thanks.
I think it works. my eyes are almond shaped I would say, so they're more opened than hers, especially in the middle but I can shape shift them using this type of technique. of course the results won't be the same as the model's but the effect/shape is there
obviously it does work on other eye shapes but i think the point of the fox eye is to enhance almond or long looking eye shapes. not that round eyes can’t do this tutorial but it’s hard and almost impossible to completely change your eye shape from round to fox eyes no matter how much makeup you wear. the same way that it’s almost impossible to make foxy almond shaped eyes seem naturally round. if someone with very round eyes is going into this tutorial hoping for the same or similar results as the model in this video then they should honestly just opt for plastic surgery because no amount of makeup can change your features
Pretty sure the trend is to enhance almond eyes and naturally upturned eyes. I have round and slightly upturned eyes and have used this for years to balance the roundness out. My friends with very round eyes though won't find this shape flattering
@@simonashopova7428 yes girl, I know I do!! I would absolutely LOVE to try this technique but my eyes are hooded AND downturned, so yea... double whammy for me 😔
i'm definitely trying this out! i'd also love to see looks for hooded eyes and eyes without a lot of lid space, i believe it would be very useful! great video as always ✨
very weird seeing this trend when i got made fun of my almond eye shape my whole life. now im thinking about all the other facial and body features that “trend.” we people are so strange...anyways, your makeup looks and models are stunning as usual! would love to see a model with monolids!
The reason why people shouldn't feel bad of they don't fit beauty standards they change anyways. However what I think is very problematic about this trend is that pose that the people do when they push up their eyes. Its literally how people made fun of Asian people for their eye shape 😐
@@yourdadsof1325yeah I've seem people say this can be racially insensitive in some ways considering how people have always made fun of these kind of eye shape on asian individuals
@@yourdadsof1325yeah I've seem people say this can be racially insensitive in some ways considering how people have always made fun of these kind of eye shape on asian individuals
@@literaIIyshy I think most people would agree that the makeup is not much of a problem but that pose is problematic I think what makes it worse is that racism towards Asians is so normalized :/
At least the model is not pulling her eye like the influencers. Also how can one do her cat eyeliner if she has epicanthal fold... like the inner corner
Ive been just doing mine with a small line at the start of my fold thats detached from the rest of the eyeliner. I mean the epicanthic fold already gives people that "cat eye" inner corner basically.
@@stephaniedinaso4259 i use the inner corner highlight at the sides of my nose (closest to the inner corner as possible)/ on the fold itself since it s kind of part of the nose bridge
A close dupe for a liner for intricate detailing if you want a cheaper alternative imo would be the NYX 'that's the point' eyeliner. Super affordable and a very fine tip, perfect for extending the inner corner!
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I’ve been seeing fox eyes everywhere and have been waiting for one of your tutorials since you’re literally a master at eye looks; you never fail to impress us with your talent! Thank you for this much needed video ❤️
I have hooded eyes and epicanthic fold too, but ive been able to do the "fox eye", but its probably not perfect but its close to the look. I guess it depends on how hooded your eyes are?
@@lizzie0canada9roxya dont be rude, please. Shes just saying its frustrating. Of course there are other youtubers with tutorials but she probably would like to see Hindash do one for people with eyes like ours.
@@preensescarlos800 thats ok i dont think i saw it? Idk the replies are all acting up. But anyway, i get your first comment. I personally would love to see Hindash do more popular eye looks on different eye types. I dont support people hating on those who are asking for that in the comments though.
@@lizzie0canada9roxya can you calm down? I'm assuming you dont know her. This is the internet and a comments section about makeup. There is no need to attack someones character just because they wish they could learn how to do makeup on their specific eye shape. Please go take a nap or something :/
I have an epicanthal fold as well and I wear the inner 'cat eye' liner daily. I just draw the little triangle on the fold of skin where the inner corner would be and it looks really pretty. It actually seems to compliment my hooded Asian eyes and elongate them further.
I have round eyes, so this fox eye cat liner I figured out through playing around for a everyday look. Its cool that there's a name and technique for this!
Actually, if you aren't Asian (Asian eyes are naturally more elongated and hooded), you should not be doing this sort of makeup, because when we have hooded eyes, we are seen as "ugly" or "different" by many non-Asian folks, but when y'all do it for instagram you get likes and you're called "creative" or "exotic". So if you're white/not Asian, please find a different makeup look. :)
@@ashalaska3685 the makeup is not the problem, its the pose many people did on Instagram. It's just a straight eyeliner, you're in no position to dictate someone to not do a certain makeup based on their ethnicity.
@@MrAsianAxolotl The issue is more that using round-eyed people would imply trying to make your eyes look Asian when you aren't. And since Asians face so much racism and harassment, it's insensitive.
To my pals with round eyes you can still get a fox eye look (Also I have like half hooded eyes)! 1. Put a nude brown down all over the lid and under the eye and blend it out to a point and then adding a bit of depth with a darker colour in the outer edge/crease. 2. I do my eyeliner from the 'highest' point of my eye and drag the liner out as straight as my eye allows. I also drag out the bottom part of the liner out more before I start to curve up towards the point if that makes sense - like extending the length of the eye in a way. ALSO I find brown eyeliner makes it more effective? like I dunno but it seems like richer and just more elongated for some reason?? (I do have blue eyes though so this could be why) 3. I use brown/black eyeliner on my upper and lower waterline but leaving out the outer corner of my eye. 4. Instead of doing the point on the inner corner (mine are uneven and it look weird on me sadly) I kinda draw a straight line with the eyeliner where the tear duct is - this makes it look more straight - or you can just extend the liner on the top bit without filling it in if yours are uneven too :) 5. I also put mascara on like normal but more heavily on the outer corners of the eye and lightly on the rest. 6. Obvs corner lashes help if you want to wear them and I just put them more straight than curved. I hope this helps if you've got hella round eyes like me! I LOVE Hindashs' style of makeup! Always so elegant and timeless so I'm so drawn to the natural earth tones he uses xo
Me: Whoa it's super cool I'm trying this on my day out!! Me: Recreated that look!😍 & realising I've spent all day by just working with one of the eyes😵😂
I loved this How-To, particularly your candor about how tricky those liquid eyeliners really are! You asked for any fine-liner options we are aware of--surprisingly NYX, "That's The Point," in Hella Fine is a really good one. Inexpensive, very accessible for most shoppers. I've become a real fan of NYX products.
@@rhaichu775 well. Whats fine for you is not for others. You don't speak for an entire nationality. I have heard several asian people say out right that its offensive, especially if you live on non-native land, because of existing prejudice.
Great tutorial as always! Love the detail in the explanations and the close-ups. But as some other people have said - pleeeease can we have a look for hooded eyes? Would help us out so much to get ideas and tips from you 😊
Ridiculous how we asians have been made fun of for having NATURALLY foxy, and slanted eyes but it’s suddenly trendy and sexy when whites girls do their makeup to get the same look. 🙃
@@TiffanyRusell eyeliner isn’t racist. This liner (which was called arabic liner then cat eye) has been around longer than the both of us. The gesture is racist, not the makeup
the fox eye is the kind of trend that can’t suit to everyone. It depends on your eye shape. Stop believing that every type of makeup is universal... And this model has already « fox » eyes... would have been more interesting to take a model with a different eye shape
there are a lot of comments talking ab how its the pose and not the makeup thats the problem, but i feel that the makeup definitely contributes to it too. the fox eye makeup look doesn't make ur eyes seem more lifted, it makes the eyes look more *slanted* and *upturned*. the goal of the fox eyes look is to change ur eye shape (given that u dont have that shape naturally) which is why a lot of ppl have trouble executing it. it's possible to give ur eyes a lifted look without changing the eye shape and while accentuating one's natural shape, and there are a lot of examples of this in hindash's other makeup tutorials. that being said, asian eyes have been known to be slanted and upturned naturally. the fox eyes look has the ability to make someone look racially ambiguous because it gives ur eyes the shape that asian eyes are naturally known to have. this is an issue because asian ppl have been ridiculed bc of their slanted eyes, but ppl r only now recognizing it as beautiful when that feature isn't on an asian person. a somewhat similar example is that of "blackfishing." ppl will get unnaturally dark tans, overfill their lips, and wear box braids. historically black women have been bullied and ridiculed for these features but they are considered trendy and cool when worn by non black women. these trends r popular bc they make ppl look "exotic" or racially ambiguous, but the ppl using these trends don't have to face the hardships and oppressions that real BIPOC face. they have the privilege of taking off the makeup or washing off the tan. at the end of the day trends like the fox eye makeup look are problematic because it's picking physical traits and deeming them beautiful on one race but not another.
if u really want u can try eyelid tape, but i recommend keeping eyeliner to a minimum and there are tutorials on how to make your eyes look bigger. as for your eyebrows, get a thin colour that is just slightly lighter than your natural hair colour and and draw little strokes in the places that need. u can also use the ink eyebrow stuff but i don’t recommend pomades, powders, or mascara
I think putting light shadow all over your lid and keeping your liner only in the outer corner of the eye and if possible also inner corners might help. Put some beige colored liner on your waterline and maybe put on some natural looking lashes to give the illusion of bigger eyes. Put Highlighter in the inner corners and just s little darker shade on the outer v. Put that shadow very gently and not too thick on your under lashes on the outside. For your brows how about using colored brow Gel first to make them look darker and then putting an outline with concealer and then filling them in. I also think not putting Highlight on your brow bone helps not making your eyes look that deep set.
I would gladly help you if i could, just try to keep your eyeliner as this as possible, draw over the fold if you can while looking straight in the mirror (no matter how crazy it may look when you close your eyes). If you want to have more lid space possibly shave your eyebrows or pluck them where you want that added space and practice on drawing them in. If you have little to no hair then using brow or hair gel to brush them up will change them significantly and make them stand out even more. Use a dark brow gel to make them pop out and a darker shade in the outer lid, close to your eyebrow to make your eyes appear more lifted. Always practice with your eye opened, do it whenever you have free time. I have done this kind of makeup look to my cousin that has the smallest, most hooded eyes I’ve ever seen and it looked gorgeous in the end, but just know that no amount of yt videos and advice online will help you more than doing it on your own because that’s your face and nobody’s face looks exactly like yours. You may even come up with your own personalized steps. Have fun!❤️
I love how you are always so sweet and friendly when explaining the techniques. And, of course, I'm in love with the real start of the show: your beautiful puppy!
Hello,Hindas, you are the person that explain the wings!!! i dont have hooded eyes,but from what i saw,nobody videos that ive seen they were getting huge wings,i can do it but they were never even!!!!!!!!!! Thak you very much from montreal Quebec,Canada! xx
@@nca1668 asian ppl have been mocked for having small eyes. Non asians would pull their eyes to the sides and be like lOoK iM ChinEse/jApaNesE and its very rude to asians
@@oxyjin5331 thank you. However I do not see the issue in applying makeup. There is no racial intent whatsoever. Thinking so is dangerous. Take off the racial colored glasses.
@@nca1668 there is no problem in putting on the makeup, as i myself think its acc very pretty, but many ppl on social media have taken pictures of themselves with the makeup on while pulling their eyes to the sides. The makeup is fine, however pulling the eyes to the side is not
@@oxyjin5331 I'm sorry. I still don't get it. Everyone breathing has encountered bullying, mocking, tasteless jokes, etc. and are fine mature people now. It's growing and adjusting to the big bad world. You're stuck on minutiae.
I love the fox eye makeup.Although its very fashionable.. Its very controversial. Most east asians were mocked for the shape of their eyes in movies, cartoons in comics and now its trendy? I have no problem with the eyeliner technique, its the movement that frustrates me. Pulling your eyes back with your fingers just because famous influencers on Tiktok and Instagram did it? Let me keep this short to not waste anyone time.. The makeup is fine, the gesture is not.
I mean the fox eye trend is just a new name for the cat eye liner. It’s been around since... well for ever, even in some traditional makeup they have that liner shape. The make up it self is beautiful but I think that pose with people pulling their eyes can be offensive to a lot of people.
this is SO DISONEST! her eyes are already really upward angled eyes, you could have splashed black paint over her lids and it would look like a foxy eye
Hii Hindash.. A tiny request.. Could you do makeup on hooded eyes more often,that would help alot, many of us struggle with the techniques and Thank you for awesome creativity always.
I'm disappointed you didn't use this opportunity to advise people who want to try this trend NOT to put their fingers by their temple to pull their eyes up. People, if you want to have fox eyes, by all means do it but DON'T be an ignorant pos and please do not place your fingers anywhere near your eyes to lift them up for a photo, video, or anywhere in public really.
It’s not a MUA place to let people know that you should not pull up your eyes to the sides with your fingers/hands, that should be common sense by now. You are free to pose with your fingers/hands close to your eyes, I do that, however I don’t push my eyes to the sides of my face in order to have that Eastern eye shape.
@@verbenanails unfortunately it isn't common sense and that's why it's problematic. It's definitely not a requirement for a MUA but as someone with a large platform directly showing off the look, it would be commendable if he would speak on larger issues just to raise awareness. Also just because it might be an editorial look or pose and you don't have any malicious intent, it's still normalizing a racial gesture and it can still be harmful. Either way it's still best to avoid it if you are aware. You are still free to do what you want.
I have almond shaped, upturned eyes. I’m as white as someone could be but I like to enhance the beautiful shape of my eyes. I don’t feel like I’m appropriating anything ?! I’ve done a similar makeup look for years and nobody ever called me out. Do you think I am being problematic ?
