Cut crease for hooded eyes?

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Erin M.

Dec 13, 2013

Erin M.

So I love the look of cut creases and attempted one tonight, but it kinda sorta horribly failed. My eyes are a little hooded so I'm not quite sure what to do as I end up with this thick black line above my shadow to attempt to cut my crease and look crazy when I close my eyes!

So tips, links, and anything else to make this process easier would be greatly appreciated!

Erin M.

Dec 13, 2013

Erin M.

One more picture. Sorry for the horrible yellow bathroom lighting.

Hannah K.

Dec 13, 2013

Hannah K.

I'd lower the line so that your cut happens below your actual crease, and see if that helps any. I'm no expert but if your problem is that the line is disappearing into the deeper crease in your eye, it would make sense to move the line either lower or higher than the crease, and I'd start with lower :) it could also possibly change the appearance of the shape of your eye, but I'm not sure. Mess around with it, that's what I say.

Jennifer S.

Dec 13, 2013

Jennifer S.

It doesn't really look like you have hooded eyes. go higher up look at some tutorials on how to define the line.

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