Cut crease right way?

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Ivonne M.

Nov 14, 2016

Ivonne M.

Anyone familiar with a cut crease? Does the eyeliner connect to the cut crease?

Lillee J.

Nov 14, 2016

Lillee J.

Hello Ivonne :)!
Cut crease styles vary, however the typical style is for the liner to be parallel to the cut crease line! Here are some pointers.
* Start 1 inch above your natural crease line with a soft shade (I prefer using a flat white, although most use black, then smudge it)
* Blend it out, and follow through until you reach above the outer third of your lid, by here you should flick out, as you would regular eyeliner.
* Use a foundation or concealer to clean up frayed lines
* Eyeliner should be less angled, and more at a horizontal flick

If you want to connect the lines, you'll create a super cool extended winged liner style!

Ivonne M.

Nov 16, 2016

Ivonne M.

Oh my gosh cut crease is the hardest thing for me to do! I'm in beauty school now and that makes me feel like this isn't for me! I just can't do a cut crease!

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