Hooded eyes are commonly referred to as "bedroom eyes" since the lids appear heavy and partially closed. Eye color, when used appropriately, may make hooded eyes look more open by reducing the eyelid. Our objective is to make the fleshy lid region retreat and your eyes appear larger than the eyelids. Bedroom eyes are a common feature for beautiful people of all ages. They contribute to an attractive appearance and help reveal true feelings. A person who hides their feelings with hooded eyes is said to be cold. Cold people often get on other people's nerves because they cannot read your mind. Bedroom eyes are also known as "troubled eyes" or "sad eyes". When someone has trouble sleeping or is feeling depressed, they tend to have hooded eyes. Sleep deprivation can cause you to feel tired all the time, while depression can make you feel hopeless about everything. Both problems can lead to making the same face over and over again - something visual artists call "musement". The expression on someone's face when they are wondering what others think of them isn't just one look, but many different faces. Each face reveals a different emotion - sometimes even when the person trying not to show it does! People usually notice bedroom eyes first when you wake up in the morning. That's when you want your eyes to look their best because you know how important it is that others like what they see.