Applying Crease Shadow for Dramatic Makeup

Video Transcript

"Now, we're onto the crease. You have to be patient when applying the crease. You want to use a black. You can use a frosted black, a glittery black. You can use a matte black. I'm using a basic black that great for the crease. I'm using a nice fluffy crease brush. You want to use a little bit at a time. A little goes a long way with this black. It's very potent. It's all pigment, so you just want to put a little on the brush at first. Go into the crease, which is basically a sideways V. You want to start on the end of the eye. Just kind of make a V and fill it in. You never want to go more than the center of the eye with this dark color. Keep it all at the end to give that cat's eye look. Just little by little, keep adding color. Be very patient. Take your time. You can really mess up the eye and all the hard work you've just done. Just little by little, keep adding color. You can really do it pretty dark. You might get a little mess under the eye. You can clean that up later. Really go into the eye with this color. Also, take it underneath the eye. Look up for me. Look up again. I know it seems like a lot of black. Once the eyes are all done, it'll look amazing. "