Tutorial: Easy and wearable blue cut crease eye makeup

Hey “BD beauties”!

I have been trying different ways to play with summer shades and today’s look is one that cam by that way! I figured that this would e a great way to incorporate right shades into the daily neutral eye makeup. This look is a cut crease makeup look but if you do not like this type of look, you can obviously blend the crease colour well!

This look is definitely wearable and you can swap in the crease shade with your favourite spring/ summer shade! So let’s get started :)

Step 1

Prime your lids and apply a rose gold eye shadow all over the lid to start off. You can wet the shade for a vibrant glossy look.

Step 2

Using a stiff lending brush or crease brush, place a bright shade (I’m using a peacock blue shade) and place the shade on the crease area without blending with the lid colour which is the whole idea of a cut crease look! Once you have placed the shade, it’s time to lend the upper crease; I believe a cut crease looks good only when the upper crease is blended well.

Tutorial: Bright Spring/ Summer look

Hey “BD beauties”!

Since it’s the season is at spring/summer in most countries now, I figured why not do a tutorial inspired y this! This is not a typical look I go for. But if you to play it up with a nude lip, it becomes somewhat wearable. The look consists of green, orange and a pop of blue! Doesn’t that sound of summer already? ;)

Tutorial: Bright Spring/ Summer look

Let’s get started!

Tutorial: Bright Spring/ Summer look

Step 1 & 2

Apply a bright green shadow to the inner half of the lids and a bright orange to the outer half and using your brush and swipe it back and forth between the two colours to make it lend together.

Step 3

Using a clean fluffy blending brush and blend away the harsh edges, use your face powder with the blending brush to make it easier to blend.

Step 4

Using a shimmery champagne shade, highlight the inner corners of the eyes to catch light.