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Do you love the cut-crease look?

3/29/2020

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Some of the cut-crease looks you see on social media can very dramatic and bold but might not necessarily feel wearable for "most" people but the beauty of makeup is that it's all about personal preference.  If we all looked the same or liked the same things the world would be a very dull place.  I prefer to create beautiful looks that "feel" wearable as well as looking beautiful too.  So, this is my version of the natural cut-crease look as modelled by stunning Min Cai (represented by TTM Model Management).
Preparation...
Min's skin was prepped by cleansing, moisturising and then I primed with Charlotte Tilbury's "Wonderglow" to add a beautiful glow to her skin.  Her hair was taken in to small sections and smoothed using the Cloud Nine original iron, then waved using the Cloud Nine curling wand, setting each section with Schwarzkopf "Got2B" hairspray then left to cool.  The full crown was backcombed using the Hair Shark Back Combing brush, teased over to the left and then pinned and left to set.  The right side was sleeked back using Schwarzkopf "Oil-licious" dry mist which smells amazing, then pinned to set using Hair Tools extra long bobby pins.
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Natural, nude tones...
I was super excited to try the new LA Girl Cosmetics nude palette in Mastery to create this eye look on model, Min.  A nice nude palette is a staple requirement in my makeup kit (available at Beauty Bay for £15.00) and this is such a great addition with an affordable price tag too!
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What other products were used?
As a base, I used Mac Studio Fix foundation for a light base, adding a subtle contour to Min's amazing natural bone structure using Anastasia Beverley Hills "Light to Medium" powder contour palette and added some warmth to the cheeks with a soft pink crème blush from Kryolan "Ambient".
Min's brows were filled out using HD Brow "Foxy" palette and her eye makeup was finished using Benefit Cosmetics "Bad Gal" mascara and Maybelline's "Lasting Drama Gel" in intense black for the dramatic wing.
Her lips were kept soft nude pink by a light application of Mac Cosmetics "Kinda Sexy" matte lipstick to compliment her warm complexion.
The hair was combed out root to tip using the Cloud Nine luxury texture comb and finished off with both hair spray and oil mist to create hold but give it an extra glossy look.

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So there we have it... a super glam, yet natural cut-crease look.  Even with nude tones, you can still create something a little more dramatic and fun.
Team;
British Muse Magazine
Photography: Amy Plumbridge
Makeup: Gemma Rimmington
Hair Stylist: Laurie Scott

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