What is the point of a cut crease?
WHAT EXACTLY IS CUT CREASE? Cut crease eyeshadow is a very technical term for a really cool look. Equal parts optical illusion and beauty trend, it’s when a lighter shade of eyeshadow cuts across the crease of the eyelid, creating a dramatic contrast that makes eyes look Bambi-huge and defined.
Who started the cut crease trend?
The step-by-step. The cut crease is one of makeup’s most established techniques among pros. It was a 60s signature and it was resurrected by Insta’s impressively adept beauty community and heroed by the likes of Huda Kattan, Nikki Makeup and James Charles. If you know, you know.
What is Monolid?
Monolid eyes, or epicanthal folds, are an eyelid shape commonly seen in people of Asian descent. It’s also seen in people with genetic conditions. With monolid eyes, the skin of your upper eyelids covers the inner parts of your eyes. You don’t have folds dividing your eyelids into two parts.
How do you cut creases with hooded eyes?
The best way to do a cut crease for hooded eyes is by cutting your crease right above your natural crease to make your eyelid appear bigger and your brow bone area smaller. Then blend your eyeshadows in an upward direction instead of following your natural droopy eyelid.
When was the cut crease invented?
1960s
The cut crease first became a popular beauty trend in the 1960s. Along with hippie and mod fashion, came bold and geometric eye makeup.
What year did the cut crease emerge?
As far as eye makeup trends go, cut crease eyeshadow is one of the more evergreen ones. While it had its renaissance in 2017 during the YouTube boom, it’s been around and prominent since the 50s.
When was cut crease popular?
First made popular in the ’60s, cut crease eye makeup is the one thing that ties all of these women together. With the power to create depth and add definition to your eyes, this beauty trick is one to add to your staple of skills.
What is Aygeosal?
Aegyo Sal is a relatively new technique in the world of Asian Plastic Surgery that entails creating fullness under the eyelashes to make the eyes look bigger. I first starting doing this about 5-6 years ago on my Asian Clients. Aegyo Sal is literally translated into “love (ae)” and “beautiful (gyo)” and sal is “skin”.