Hey dolls,

Today's makeup tutorial is a dramatic cut crease.  

The angular graphic elements paired with the avante garde technique, really give this look a futuristic vibe.

Enjoy the tutorial, below!

PRODUCT LIST:

Makeup Atelier Paris Watercolor : F11 Ivory, F04 Royal Blue, F02 White (base)
Cascada Of Colours Black Eye Pencil
Sleek Makeup I-Divine Au Naturel Eyeshadow Palette (black, purple)
BH Cosmetics Eyes On The 60's Eyeshadow Palette (blue tones)
European Body Art Vibe Water-Based Airbrush Paint (Blue Frost, White, Purple, Pink, Black)
False Eyelashes
Maybelline Volum' Express Mascara - Black
Makeup Atelier Paris Pearl Pigment Pp21 White Orange (highlight)

PICTORIAL:

STEP BY STEP TUTORIAL:

1. Apply a flesh toned base to entire eyelids. Blend.
2. Using a black eye pencil, trace along the outer ¾ of the crease and outer ‘v’ area. Then, set with black eyeshadow.
3. Apply a white base to the inner corners and a blue base to the center of they eyelid. Blend everything together to create a gradient effect.
4. Now that the bases are applied, it’s time to apply the eyeshadows. Apply a vibrant blue eyeshadow on the outer part of the center of the lid, making sure to leave the outer ‘v’ area still visible.
5. Apply a brighter shade of blue to the center of the lid. Blend.
6. Using the white eye base, trace along the crease and edge of the eye, creating a curved ‘c’ shape. This will also clean up the edges.
7. Using a black eye pencil, gently trace along the outer edge of the white to add dimension. Press firmly on the outer edge and gently on the inner corner for a feathered look.
8. Using a taupe-ish purple eyeshadow, blend out the black liner upwards towards the brow bone.
9. Reapply the white on the crease as needed.
10. Apply the black eyeliner to the lower and upper lashline.
11. Apply false eyelashes and mascara.
12. Apply a flesh toned pearlescent pigment to the sides of the nose and inner corners to highlight the eyes.
13. Optional: Add colorful speckled dots to embellish the look as desired.

FINISHED LOOK:

Stay tuned for this artsy lip tutorial next week!

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