What is doe eyes vs siren eyes?

Doe Eyes vs. Siren Eyes: A Comparison

The "doe eyes" and "siren eyes" are two distinct makeup trends designed to create different effects: innocence and allure, respectively. Here's a breakdown:

Doe Eyes:

• Goal: To create a wide-eyed, innocent, and youthful appearance.
• Technique:
  • Focuses on making the eyes appear larger and rounder.
  • Typically involves light or nude-colored eyeliner on the waterline to brighten the eyes.
  • Often uses lighter eyeshadow shades and emphasizes the center of the eyelid.
  • Mascara is applied generously, especially to the center lashes, to further enhance the roundness.
  • A soft, rounded eyeliner wing (if any) that angles slightly upward is common.
• Overall Impression: Sweet, innocent, approachable, and youthful.

Siren Eyes:

• Goal: To create a sultry, captivating, and alluring look.
• Technique:
  • Focuses on elongating the eyes and creating a more almond shape.
  • Often involves dark, smoky eyeshadow and liner.
  • The eyeliner wing is typically longer, thinner, and angles sharply upward, creating a lifted effect.
  • The inner corner of the eye is often defined with a sharp point of eyeliner.
  • The lower lash line is usually emphasized with liner and/or shadow to create a smoky, seductive look.
• Overall Impression: Alluring, mysterious, captivating, and confident.

Key Differences Summarized:

Feature	Doe Eyes	Siren Eyes
Goal	Innocence, Youthfulness	Allure, Seductiveness
Shape	Round, Wide	Elongated, Almond
Eyeliner	Light, Rounded, Upward Angle	Dark, Sharp, Extended Upward Angle
Shadow	Light, Bright, Centered	Dark, Smoky, Focused on Outer Corner
Waterline	Light or Nude	Often Dark or Left Undefined
Lash Emphasis	Center Lashes	Outer Lashes