hey guys so for today's video I created this soft Glam cut crease using my eyeshadow palette
with Sigma I think this is a great look for any kind of occasion where you're going out
and what's fun about this look is that you can kind of make it as intense as you want
I kept it a little more on the softer side today by doing a shadow wing and a half flash
but you can make it even more intense by doing a black Wing a fuller lash a little more Smoky
so you can kind of play with it as you want so let's zoom in and get started on this eye
look I have been wanting to film kind of a soft neutral cut crease look with my palette
ever since it came out so I'm super excited to be filming this today and just a friendly
reminder that my palette is still 20 off on sigma's website for their semi-anniversary
sale so of course I'm gonna link this down below for you and all of the Sigma brushes
I'll be using today as well I'm going to start with the shade basic on a sigma e25 and I'm
going to run the shade throughout my entire crease and I am using the tip of the brush
to blend out this shade [Music] I am going to pick up more Shadow and build up this color
and for me this shade is like my perfect transition shade which is why I'm starting with this
color and you want to make sure you get this transition shade all the way into your inner
crease right in here because I am going to be doing a half cut crease today so I want
to make sure I have Shadow here that's going to a contrast nicely with the cut crease on
the same brush I'm going to pick up bear I'm just going to take a little bit of that shade
and blend right underneath my brow just to make sure I have a really smooth blend
foreign
and I'm just picking up a little bit of this shade at first because it is really pigmented
and I'm going to tap off the brush as always and I'm gonna use this shade to start to deepen
up my crease so I'm looking down into a mirror and I'm using the tip of the brush and just
softly wiggling the brush back and forth in my crease [Music]
and again you want to make sure you get all the way from the inner crease right in here
all the way to the outer crease
I'm gonna go back to that first shade basic and just use that to blend around shmula I
always like to go back to my first transition shade to help me blend
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now I'm going to take marshmella on the flat side of the e25 and I'm going to start by
lightly packing the shade on the outer part of my lid and connecting it into my outer
crease foreign
picking up a little more Shadow and I'm just building this up
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so with this eyeshadow on my outer lid I am kind of pulling it upwards towards the tail
of my brow I mean that kind of soft lifted cat eye shape okay once I'm happy with the
blend in my crease and I have all of my brown Shades laid down I'm going to do the half
cut crease now for a half cut crease I like to use a really small brush insomnia says
Sigma E21 I actually use this brush for a lot of different steps in my eye makeup routine
but it'll be perfect for a cut crease too because it's nice and small you want a small
brush that's going to let you do that carved out shape so I like this kind of short and
stiff brush I always like to use a concealer for my cut creases preferably one that has
more of a matte finish to it and I like one that's pretty light compared to my skin tone
so I'm going to take this one by Urban Decay this is the quickie concealer and I'm using
the shade 20 CP so you really only need a tiny amount of concealer so I'm just going
to take some on the back of my hand and then I'm picking that up on that E21 and I like
to start by looking down into a mirror and kind of covering up my inner lid right here
because this is probably the easiest part to do for the cut crease
and then I like to look up and around and wherever the concealer transfers to is where
I'm going to continue the cut crease
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and because we're doing a half cut crease I am stopping about right there and then I
like to take my finger and just kind of Pat along this line where the concealer is meeting
the matte eyeshadow just so it Blends it out a little bit more if you've watched me do
cut creases in the past I used to use a really like thin brush but I feel like that would
give me too harsh of a line for the cut crease so this gives me a much softer effect which
I think I prefer so you can see how that just kind of brightened up my eyelid and again
I like that it's a matte concealer because if I wanted to I could make this a matte cut
crease but I am going to go on top of the Shimmer but before we do that I'm going to
take my e25 with nothing on it and just softly blend in the crease right above that cut crease
line that I just made just to smooth everything over foreign now for the Shimmer we have a
few options for my palette you could use either bright champagne problems or even Hollywood
if you wanted to do something a little fun I think I'm gonna do champagne problems today
so I'm actually going to take that on that same E21 I just used and I always like to
start on the cut crease part since this kind of is the trickiest area
[Music] just run my brush along that line and then I can bring it onto my lid which
is much easier to fill in
thank you
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[Music] I am loving how this eye look is looking so far now let's move on to the lower lash
line switching to a small blending brush this is a sigma e27 in the shade smugla again I
have the shade on the tip of the brush like that and I'm just going to run this across
my entire lower lash line
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as always I'm going to relax my face and bring up this Shadow towards my temple kind of where
I have that shadow right out here on the outer crease
now I'm gonna go back to my transition shade basic and I'm just going to blend around those
edges of shmugula
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okay now I want to do a little bit of highlighting so I'm going to take the shade bright on that
same E21 and pop that right in my inner Corner a little under my brow and then for my cut
creases I like to add a little bit of my highlight shade right on the tippity top of my cut crease
just to make it really pop
now I want to do a little Shadow Wing so I'm going to take the shade cold brew on a sigma
e65 and I'm going to start by stamping the shadow along the outer part of my top lash
line
and then drawing a slight line outwards
connecting that line inwards to make a little wing I really find that shadow wings are so
much easier than using some kind of pen or liquid liner Shadow Wings just look so much
softer and they're a little more forgiving in my opinion all right I went ahead and popped
on some mascara and lashes for my lashes today I'm just wearing a really really soft half
lash right here on the outer corner and that is the bright lashes which is my lash brand
in the style flirt and here's a final close-up of the eyes
and then here's what everything looks like from more of a normal distance in case you're
wondering on my lips I'm wearing the Charlotte Tilbury lip liner and iconic nude and the
sigma lip oil in the shade all heart I love how this eye look turned out and I think it's
perfect for any kind of occasion where you want to be a little more glamped up and put
together I think it's so pretty so I hope you guys enjoyed this video thank you so much
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