Adding Eye Crease Color for a Beyonce Makeup Look

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Now that the lid color is on and it looks great funky and interesting, we're going to do a crease color. This is dramatic look, so I'm going right for the black. I'm using a black powder, a true black powder. I'm going to take a nice fluffy crease brush. A little bit goes a long way because this is black. You want to just put on a little at a time and add more and more as needed. When you're doing the crease, you want to do kind of a sideways V and fill it in. You don't want to go too far into the eye. You want to stay towards the outside and work your way a little bit toward the middle, but mostly to the outside. You want to go from light to dark. This is a color that's not going to blend in smoothly with the colors, which is fine because we really want to see this color. We really want it to stand out. As you add, start at the end of the eye. You want the color to be darkest at the end of the eye. This is a major cat's eye look is what we're going for. Just blend, blend, blend. Blend until you get your desired look or your desired depth. Open. Close. As I look, I'm going to add a little more sushi flower also to the top of the eye and just blend that in as well. You play around with this. Just keep adding and mixing. Open again. Close. Then a little more black again. Like I said, just keep going until you get what you're looking for. Open.

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