How to Have Beautiful Flirty Eyes As a Boy Without Make Up

Making Your Eyes Pop

Curl your eye lashes. Curling your eye lashes will make your eyes look bigger and your lashes larger and thicker, without leaving any conspicuous signs that you have done anything to your eyes. In order, to curl your lashes you will need to purchase or borrow a curler. Pick up the curler as you would a pair of scissors. Open up the curler and bring it to the base of your eyelashes with the curve of the curler facing up and away from your face. Once the curler is around the base of your eye lash, close it lightly and pulse the grip in and out. Gently twist the curler upward to create the curl in your eye lashes. Hold it there for several seconds, before slowly pull the curler up the length of your lash, gently squeezing in a pulsing action

Keep your eyebrows in great shape. Although many men are shy about doing anything to their eyebrows, it is often important to be proactive with them, especially if they are too large and unruly. Try to find a groomer who has experience working with men—don’t assume that they will be able to handle you, just because they do a good job with your significant other. Generally you should groom your lashes with tweezers instead of a waxing. Wax will make the lines look too abrupt, sharp, and artificial.

Brush your eyelashes. Simply taking an eyebrow brush and brushing them upward and outward toward your temples can do a lot. Without using makeup, brushing can still make your lashes look fuller and give them a streamlined appearance.

Treat your eyes with household items. There are a number of popular treatments that require you to place a household edible on top of your eyes for about 10 minutes. Thinly sliced cucumbers or Granny Smith apples will help reduce puffiness around your eyes. Similarly, slices of potato can be used to eliminate dark circles around your eyes. To ensure that your skin tone around your eyes remains even, do the potato treatment twice a week. You can also use tea bags to combat eye puffiness.

Use eye solutions to clear up redness. Eye drops, which are available at most convenient stores, can be used to eliminate redness from fatigue, allergies, or drugs. Refrain from consuming alcohol and drugs, because they can create redness in the eyes. There are some amazing eye drops out there that have a tiny bit of blue in them—they really work in the whites of the eyes and help brighten things up.

Use eye creams. Eye creams are applied to the skin around the eye. They have many of the same anti-aging qualities that other moisturizers have, but also contain ingredients that rectify conditions specific to the skin around your eyes. They will, for example, help prevent puffiness, while keeping the skin smooth and bright. Like other moisturizers, they will also help suppress the appearance of wrinkles.

Maintaining Eye Health

Get adequate sleep. Eyes often get puffy, sore, or dull because of insufficient sleep. Eight hours is generally a good standard for how much sleep you should aim to get at night, but requirements vary somewhat with age.

Maintain good nutrition. Vitamins C, E, A, and Zinc all contribute to eye health. For more of these vitamins eat oranges, mangoes, strawberries, carrots, peaches, nuts, seeds, papaya, and spinach. For zinc, eat turkey, chicken, yogurt, and fortified cereals.

Drink eight glasses of water daily. Water keeps your skin hydrated, healthy, and young looking. Conversely, refrain from drinking too much alcohol. Alcohol will dehydrate you. When you're dehydrated, your skin can look a bit sallow and your complexion doesn't glow as much. Hydrating cream can also keep the skin around your eyes looking young, for much the same reason.

Keep your skin clean. Look after the delicate skin under your eye; don't use drying soap or rub abrasively. Use clean cotton balls and a non-abrasive cleanser to maintain your eyes.

Massage the skin under your eyes. To maintain circulation, occasionally massage the skin around your eyes. Do small circles around the inner edge of your eye. Work your way out toward your temples, then down the side of your face to your jaw. Repeat for full effect.

Flirting With Your Eyes

Keep your movements slow and controlled. Quick-moving eyes can make you seem like you're trying to steal furtive glances. You will appear more confident if you slowly move your eyes in the other person's direction. Furthermore, they are likely to notice your eyes moving in that direction, increasing the likelihood that they will return your glance. It is best if they have time to respond and look at you before you look at them. The other person's investment in you will be greater if they believe they have initiated contact.

Look directly in the other person's eyes. Looking people directly in their eyes is one of the most intimate things you can do. Two minutes of looking even a stranger in the eyes has been shown to inspire a feeling of passionate love. However, you should start off slow with someone you don’t know. Look at them for three to five seconds before breaking eye contact. Avoid glancing furtively from one eye to the other. Instead look directly center. Focus on people's faces and not their other features.

Smile. As you look the person in the eyes, smile. This is an almost universal sign of flirting and it conveys positive intentions. Try to mean it; a genuine smile activates different muscles in your face than a fake smile, and a genuine smile is generally considered more attractive. Think positive and pleasant thoughts. Your eyes and smile reflect the way you feel. To convey more emotion with your eyes, try an eyebrow raise while you smile.

Take a hint. If they don't look back at your or smile, there is a good likelihood that they're not interested in you. If they do, they probably are. After looking away for a bit, return eye contact and see how they respond. Go up and say “hello.”

Continue to look them in the eyes, but not all the time. Maintain eye contact about 80% of the time as you talk. Be sure to look at the other person when they talk, so that you seem legitimately interested. Glance away when you make a joke or say something that could be perceived as bragging. Holding contact too closely during this point in the conversation could make it seem as if you are desperate for a reaction and thus not confident. To keep things interesting while maintaining eye contact, move your head slightly from time to time. Move your chin up and down. Turn your head to the side and glance at them out of the corner of your eyes.