Glitter cut crease

If you’re looking for a new eye makeup style, the glitter cut crease is a great option. Especially if you like to go full out on your colors, cut creases create a defined shape around the eye, breaking up the color. Adding a hit of glitter, whether it is in the crease or across the whole eyelid, provides glitz and flair. Whether you’re looking for a unique wedding style, a fresh going out look, or just want to make a statement, a glitter cut crease is the way to go. Make cut crease To highlight the crease, the LALISA singer went in with three rhinestones on each eyelid. This helped line the cut crease, which she kept subtle with the use of some light brown eyeshadow.

Same Products You Love, New Low Prices! Carve Out Above Your Crease Recall for a moment the last time you applied eyeshadow. Most likely, you would have dusted your favorite shade onto the lids of your eyes, extending the shadow just up to the point where the eyelid skin dips into a crease. The cut crease makeup technique defines that line, extending it slightly above the natural fold with a few clever tricks. As such, it shows off and widens your eyes by creating the illusion of added depth. Whether your eyes are small, large, slanted, or hooded, a cut crease will open them up for a beautiful, doe-eyed look. Additionally, the extra space created on the lids will offer a more extensive canvas to show off your favorite eyeshadows.

Cut Crease Eye Makeup is a one-on-one course. It can also be taught in a group with a maximum attendance of 6 students. For more information on group courses and rates , contact us by phone or email How to Stop Watery Eyes From Ruining Makeup For a look straight off the runway, we recommend the double cut crease. While this look is usually not for beginners, with a few simple steps and a little practice, you’ll have it mastered in no time. Although it is called the ‘double’ cut crease, this style requires three distinct sections. This includes the eyelids, the cut crease area, and the skin above this space. Instead of the eyeshadow above the cut crease and the shadow on the lids meeting at the crease line, there is a gap created between the two. The result, therefore, is an incredibly fashionable and intriguing look.

To finish up your cut crease eye, grab your favorite eyeliner. Carefully drag across your lash line and angle upwards to create the perfect cat eye. SHOP BY JEWELRY Now it's time to bring out the third and darkest shade. Use a thin brush to apply the deep color to the center of your crease. That first brush is going to come in handy again so you can blend all three shadows.