White cut crease (White make-up step by step)

”Hi Helena! I think your creative make-up is great, especially all cut crease. But every time I test myself, I feel so made up .. Have you reached tips on how to make a nice cut crease that does not make me feel made up, but which is also not too discreet? I still want it to be a clear cut crease :)”

Absolutely! :) Here is a make-up + my 3 best tips:

1. The best trick is to only put makeup on the top of the eyes, and nothing at all on the bottom. As soon as there is a lot of make-up on the underside, you feel more made-up.
2. In addition, I think it is a good idea to shade with a brown shade in the fade, then the makeup feels milder than if you e.g. choose a colorful eyeshadow at the far end.
3. Often when I do cut crease make-up, I like to make up the crease line much higher up than it actually sits, but the make-up becomes milder if you make up the crease line shadow where the crease line is when you look straight ahead.

Today's make - up I did to show this, a very quick make-up (to be a cut crease) that I did in a hurry before work this morning. Hope you like it!

Bassmink:
Face primer - Paese Makeup Base Matte
Foundation - gloMinerals Pressed Base Foundation (Golden Dark)
Contouring - Paese Bronzing powder (1m)
Rouge - gloMinerals Powder blush (papaya)

Eyebrows - gloMinerals Micro Brow Liner (Ash & Dark Brown)
Lips - IsaDora Lip Desire Sculpting Lipstick (Raisin Rum) (Adlink)

What do you think? :)

1. Eyeshadow primer, Pixi eye bright primer
   White eye shadow on the entire eyelid, Paese Kashmir Eyeshadow (601)
2. Brown eyeshadow along the globe line, fade out, Paese Kashmir Eyeshadow (604)
3. Black eyeliner with wing, Paese liquid eyeliner
4. White eye shadow under the eyeliner
   Black mascara on the upper lashes, Magnetic Lash Mascara

Hugs are! ♥