Here’s analogy we think you will enjoy - If makeup were a college major, winged eyeliner would be like that psychology course you had to retake, and cut crease would be the economics elective you totally opted out of. Despite the countless videos tutorials we’ve watched, perfectly creating a cut-crease look remains one of those skills that is just out of our reach. If you’re trying hard to create the look for yourself, here’s a list of products that will make your job super easy!

The highlight of the cut crease look is the shimmery shade applied to the middle of the lids. Instead raising a havoc trying to apply a power shade that pops out, use a creamy kohl pencil instead. The kohl pencil from MAC in various shades, so pick one that speaks to you. The pencil gives you control to maneuver the cutting of crease and creamy pencil glides on easily and lasts all day!

Another option you can choose from for a dramatic cut crease is a pot of gel liner. This one from Inglot is beautifully pigmented, had a wide range of colours and has a long staying power. Just apply to the eyelid — exactly to the crease of the eye — using a firm eyeshadow brush.

This palette from ColourPop is extremely versatile and perfect for a cut crease look. It has the perfect warm natural tones and some colors for more fun looks. The shimmer shades have impressive color payoff and are extremely reflective, while the mattes blend effortlessly. Use a smaller brush because it will allow you to create great precision work.

This eyeshadow product is perfect for this because of its fantastic applicator. You can quickly put the matte shade on and then use the metallic shade to really outline that crease, which is going to emphasize that cut-crease look.