level three: cut crease
before you start:
gather up all the supplies you will need to follow along with this video. then, if you are following along with a model, go ahead and foundation the forehead, conceal and powder the eyelids, and apply brows before hitting play.
what you’ll need:
- beauty blender or makeup sponge
- foundation
- concealer
- setting powder
- bronzer
- blush
- sheer lip gloss
- brow pencil and brow brush
- eyelash curler
- mascara
- matte beige highlight eyeshadow
- matte taupe eyeshadow
- matte brown eyeshadow
- matte beige shimmer eyeshadow
- midtone #11
- eyeshadow #13
- eyeshadow #22
- eyeshadow #27
- blending #28
- contour #30
- detail powder/blush #73
- liner/shadow smudger #38
- false lashes and lash adhesive
- light flesh tone pencil concealer
about this video:
one of the biggest crazes right now is a cut crease. robert isn’t a huge fan of a cut crease because it’s a very dramatic look… which means it isn’t very wearable. however, it is still important for you to know how to do!
a cut crease is different than most other eye looks because you normally build from light to dark. in a cut crease you apply darker shades first and then come back and apply the highlight shade at the end. this creates a sharp line at the edge of the crease, which is why it’s called a cut crease.