Hey dolls,

Today's tutorial is a dramatic aqua blue cut crease.

You can go as simple or dramatic with this technique as you like.

Enjoy the tutorial, below.

PRODUCT LIST:

NYX Cosmetics Jumbo Eye Pencil - Milk
MAC Eyeshadow Sketch
BH Cosmetics Eyes On The '60s Eyeshadow Palette (lilac, violet, pink, peach, black)
Make‑Up Atelier Pearl Powder PP21- White Orange
Milani Liquifeye Liquid Eye Liner Automatic - Black
ColourPop Creme Gel Eyeliner - Call Me
Inglot Duraline
NYX Liquid Crystal Liner - Crystal Aqua
False Eyelashes
Revlon Volume + Length Magnified Mascara
Make‑Up Atelier Pearl Powder PP14 - Sable Or (Highlight)

PICTORIAL:

STEP BY STEP TUTORIAL: 

1. Begin with a white eye base. Blend all over lids.
2. Apply an aqua teal eyeshadow all over lids and blend.
3. Using a deep purple eyeshadow, begin, ‘cutting the crease’ by following the natural shape of your crease.
4. Using a pink eyeshadow, apply to the entire crease and use it to feather out the edges of the purple shadow.
5. Reapply the purple shadow to the outer edges. Also apply to the lower lashline.
6. Go back and forth between the pink and purple until you get the desired intensity.
7. Apply a white gold pigment beneath the brows for a luminous highlight.
8. Apply a peach pink to the brow bone and to further blend out the edges.
9. Using a black eyeshadow, you can further carve out the outer crease for a more pronounced look. For a softer look, skip this step.
10. Apply a generous amount of brown cream eyeliner to the upper lashline. Connect the outer edge to the outer part of the cut crease.
11. Line the lower waterline and lashline. Also, smudge the purple shadow on the outer lower lashline.
12. Apply false lashes and mascara.
13. Apply a champagne beige pigment to the inner corners.
14. Embellish the look with a sparkly teal eyeliner!

FINISHED LOOK:

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