There have been many emails, asking about a term that is being used a lot in the beauté world, the so-called Cut Crease!
After all, what is it?
What it means?
And there are many doubts that I will humbly try to clarify here.
First, let’s go to the translation, this expression comes from English and means: Cut – Cut and Crease – Crease.
What, in terms of makeup, do you mean? highlight the creasethat fold of the eyes, the concave.
Unlike most makeup, in which the smoky effect is most often used, the technique Cut Crease It is intended to leave the crease super marked.
Then, Cut Crease in a nutshell it is marked concave.
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Now do you understand?
Yes, and it’s been a few years since this makeup has been gaining special attention on catwalks around the world.
And, since then, it has been widely used in editorials and by makeup artistsbloggers and make-lovers.
What’s more, you can mark the concave and use the eyelid and edges of the smokey makeup if you prefer.
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Ok, however, there is no need to get confused, as we often use the expression “marking the concave”, but we are not always talking about Cut Crease.
Because a make-up may require greater definition in the concavewithout, however, leaving a very apparent “trace”, in this case, we are not using the technique.
The Cut Crease, even if the upper edges are blended, has the division at the end of the mobile eyelid marked, as if it were a truly defined line.
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How to do Cut Crease makeup
- First you need to locate the crease of your eye and mark it, then, with a precise brush – small with a finer tip, it can be a beveled one – or an eye pencil…
- … outline the crease with the desired color, it is better to use a stronger color…
- … then, apply a lighter shadow to the mobile eyelid and work on the crease, blending the edges of the marking a little (without removing it) or leaving the division well defined, depending on your taste.
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Cut Creaselooks beautiful on any type of eye.
But, eyes with chubby eyelids and oriental eyes, it helps to highlight these eye shapes, as they do not have an apparent concave shape.
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Well, that’s it, I hope I helped answer your questions, if there are still any that need to be clarified, just leave them in the comments, ok?
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