How To Create A Cut Crease With Eyeshadow
If you take a scroll on Instagram rn, there's one thing you'll definitely see. No, not all the summer vacay pics from Mykonos and Positano—I'm talking about a cut crease. I mean, you've probably seen it on everyone from your favorite influencer to that girl you had English Lit class with in college.
So, what exactly is a cut crease?
Technically speaking, it's when you define your eyelid crease by cutting across it with makeup (usually concealer or foundation). And the results are unreal, since a cut crease makes your eyes look even more open and adds depth and dimension.
But unless you're a makeup pro, you might not know where to start when it comes to executing your own cut crease. Don't stress—I watched YouTuber Chelsea Tresidder perfect a cut crease on her own eyes and then broke her process down for y'all into steps. I know, I'm too kind. If you want all the tips, tricks, and products that'll help create the eye look of your dreams, keep reading.
Step 1: Primer
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TBH, you should always use a primer when doing a cut crease—otherwise, what's the point, because you want that sh*t to stay. In short: It'll keep you from having to do constant touch-ups (#Blessed). Tap on an eyeshadow primer with a sponge or your fingers. If you don't have a primer, NBD. Simply use a concealer or foundation instead, and set it with a powder to keep everything in place.
BareMinerals Gen Nude Eyeshadow + Primer
Too Faced Shadow Insurance Anti-Crease Eye Shadow Primer
Smashbox 24 Hour Photo Finish Shadow Primer
Nars Pro-Prime Smudge Proof Eyeshadow Base
Step 2: Eyeshadow Base
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Next up is the base. Blend a dark-brown eyeshadow into your eyelid crease and wing it out. If you want to take the color up a notch, blend a light-brown eyeshadow on top to make the color pop more.
Urban Decay Naked2 Basics Eyeshadow Palette
BareMinerals Gen Nude Eyeshadow Palette
Juvia's Place The Nubian Eyeshadow Palette
MAC Semi-Sweet Times Nine Eyeshadow Palette
Step 3: Cut Your Crease
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Okay, so this is the hardest part of the tutorial, but you can handle it. You're going to need three key products to make the magic happen: a flat concealer brush, a thin eyeliner brush, and a cream stick foundation.
Swipe your flat concealer brush across the top of a stick foundation (to load it up with product) that's a couple shades lighter than your skin tone, then apply a thick layer over your crease. Next, look up toward the ceiling for a couple of seconds (sounds weird, but it works). Clean up the lines with a thin eyeliner brush, then use the flat brush to cover the rest of your eyelid with foundation. Don't forget to dust a setting powder over your lids once you're done to lock the look in place.
This Full Coverage Foundation
Make Up For Ever Ultra HD Invisible Cover Stick Foundation
This Vegan Foundation
Tarte Clay Stick Foundation
This Long-Lasting Foundation
Lancôme Teint Idole Ultra Longwear Foundation Stick
This Lightweight Foundation
Bobbi Brown Skin Foundation Stick
Step 4: Shimmer Eyeshadow
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Tap a shimmery eyeshadow onto your lids with a tightly packed brush. Go ahead and layer it on—you can never have enough glitter.
Morphe 35OS Nature Glow Shimmer Eyeshadow Palette
BH Cosmetics Aurora Lights Eyeshadow Palette
Tarte Sizzle Eyeshadow Palette
Milk Makeup Glitter Glaze Quad
Step 5: Black Liquid Eyeliner
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Create a cat eye and line your top lashes with a black liquid eyeliner.
Milani Eye Tech Extreme Liquid Eye Liner
milanicosmetics.com
$7.99
UOMA Beauty Afro.Dis.Iac Cleopatra Ink Liquid Eyeliner
Stila Stay All Day Waterproof Liquid Eye Liner
Step 6: False Eyelashes
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Slip on some falsies to take your eye look to the next level.
Huda Beauty Faux Mink Lash Collection #14 Noelle
Velour Lashes Effortless No Trim Natural Lash Collection Short & Sweet
Sephora Collection Luxe False Lash Amour
VGTE 3D False Eyelashes Extension
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The Final Look
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See! Easy enough. Now go out, rock your new look, and take a couple selfies.
Ama Kwarteng Ama Kwarteng was previously the associate beauty editor at Cosmopolitan.
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How To Create A Cut Crease With Eyeshadow
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