Easily Create a Cut Crease EyeLook | Makeup Tutorial Using the Sunset Eyeshadow Palette 

My latest tutorial using the new SUNSET PALETTE.
For this tutorial, I demonstrate how to create the gorgeous cut crease look.
Inspired by the colors of the sunset, this palette features 15 gorgeous eyeshadow shades in a combination of warm brown tones, burnt oranges, reds, golds, bronzes, and yellows. It includes all four of my classic formulas using the signature chroma crystal, matte, and metallic finishes.
Sunset Palette
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Hi, I would like to introduce you to my new Sunset Palette.
It's my summer limited edition Eyeshadow palette with 15 brand new shades, which includes my Creamy Matte Metallic Crystal eyeshadow and two very unique duochrome shades, which don't look like any shades you've ever seen before.
I have created five different looks with the Sunset palette.
In this video, I'm going to show you how to use the Sunset Palette to create a very popular cut crease makeup look. The first shade that I'm going to use is the Mandarine , and I'm going to apply it onto the center of the lid and also the inner corner Mandarine is a dual Chrome, It's an Orange tone with a golden highlight.
For the cut crease, I'm going to use the Igneous , I'm drawing a thin line slightly above the crease with Terra, I'm going to blend the crease upwards, with Sinai I'm going to blend the Terra shade also upwards and always moving softly above the border of the line. Now with Horizon, I'm going to blend everything out.
Now I'm going to intensify dark shade again. It's the Igneous I'm going with tapping motions exactly on to the border of the crease and blending slightly upwards. After I drew black eyeliner, I'm going to take the Igneous eyeshadow, and we'll blend the eyeliner a little bit in the outer corner and connecting it to the cut crease. So we will have a very soft finish.
It's a beautiful combination with a cut crease to have an outer sea that is softer. And finally, Horizon is the shade that I'm going to blend the outer C and to connect it into the Center.