How to build a FOX EYE EFFECT

Posted @withregram • @elina_lashh Who is the fox 🦊 effect for?
Many don’t realise, but unfortunately the popular foxy style does not suit many clients.☝️ This is because of its ability to make eyes heavy, droopy and tired looking. 😩
It works best for:
✅Normal or upturned eyes
✅Almond eyes
✅Close set eyes
It doesn’t work for:
❌Round eyes (except upturned)
❌Narrow eyes
❌Triangle eyes
❌Downturned eyes
❌Hooded eyes
❌Wide set eyes
❌Deep set eyes
When working with fox eye effect it is recommended to use lengthening curls: B, C, or L for the best effect and that eyeliner look! 🤓
If you use stronger curl though (e.g. D curl) the set will lose its eyeliner effect and may also make eyes look veeeery heavy on the outer corners! This is a very common mistake that I see and is caused by the longest length placement close to the outer corner 🙅‍♀️
Another popular mistake that I see is not reducing lengths in the outer corner 😅. This, yet again, makes eyes look very heavy and downturned! Always go down by 2-3 lengths as shown on the video. Using the maximum length on the very outer corner is a very old-style technique 🙈