How To Do A Cut Crease On Hooded Eyes

Grease is possibly the most pernicious type of household grime we have to deal with, on an all too regular basis. For the final step, use a gel eyeliner to line your eyes and build up to your desired thickness. Then I took a matte red eyeshadow and started to deepen the colour. First, prep & prime your lids using your favorite eye primer I'm using a MAC PaintPot, a cream eye shadow base in a neutral shade of beige, called Bare Study.

Well, add glitter to your eyes to go with your little black dress. Run the same eyeshadow you used on your eyelids, or an eyeliner in a corresponding colour along your lower lashline for another subtle pop of colour. Love it or hate it, this eyeshadow look has now been immortalised with millions of pictures worldwide.

Lastly, for the total opposite of both Kardashian filtered and boardroom appropriate, take your cut-crease cue from the edgy oranges and reds swiped over the eye socket by makeup artist Thomas de Kluyver at the Salvatore Ferragamo SS17 show. Minor imperfections in this context are such as a short perforation or a very tiny watermark or a light corner crease.

Start off your makeup by priming your eyelids, and then set it off with a white eyeshadow or translucent powder. Apply a dark eyeliner, with a slight flick at the end, and mascara. Using a thin concealer brush and concealer, cut your crease (as pictured). Pack a pink eyeshadow just above the red you just placed.

It's a great way of adding depth to the eye and giving your makeup look a special twist. Start from the inner corner of your eyes and draw a line that wings outwards. That is the metallic makeup, which gives a whole new dimension to your eyes. Avoid pressure as you move towards the inner corner of your eyes because we want a delicate and less noticeable quick cut crease tutorial line on that spot.

Dramatic cut crease eye makeup is for those advanced makeup enthusiasts, who really know how to add depth to their looks skillfully combining contrasting eyeshadow tones to create the effect of a well-defined crease. Then take a dark shadow, like a deep brown or black, and work this into the lighter shade but concentrating on the crease keeping the lower edge sharp.

Swap out the nude base shade for a bold color, bright white or a high glitter shadow. STEP 7: Apply winged liner that compliments your eye shape. For Guerriero's trick, start by applying your crease colors as you normally would. It involves defining your eye socket, in order to create the illusion of bigger eyes.