First attempt at cut crease.
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May 6, 2015
Tori S.
May 6, 2015
Tori S.
May 7, 2015
Alexis C.
Definitely blend out the crease so it's not a stark line and your liner could come to a sharper point (:
May 7, 2015
Tori S.
I just switched to a pencil liner so I'm not used to it. I am getting liquid soon as well so it will be sharp! thank you ladies!
May 7, 2015
Les N.
Did you use a transition shade?
I would blend out it out more and make the wing more sharp
May 7, 2015
katie s.
Agree with the ladies above (:
May 7, 2015
Kailey L.
I have to respectfully disagree with the other ladies! I personally prefer a cut crease that has a sharp line, I only blend it out in the inner corner and the top of the line, and usually take some foundation on a concealer brush to make the bottom of the line nice and sharp.
May 7, 2015
Sadie G.
I would take a dark shadow along the bottom of your lash line! But it looks great for a first attempt! A lot better than my first try!
May 7, 2015
Michelle D.
Better than any of the attempts I have done in the past! I find the best way to do a cut crease is to use an angled brush to map out the line and then with a small shader brush, blend out the color upward. Applying the lid color last would make it pop out more. :D.
May 7, 2015
Tori S.
I did use an angle brush and dark eyeshadow lol. prom is tomorrow so I will attempt again tonight. thanks girls!
May 7, 2015
MaKenzie T.
I actually have to respectfully disagree with many of the ladies above. A cut crease is supposed to have a sharp prominent cut in the crease. That is why it is called a cut crease. Try using a gel liner as the base for your cut or something.