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Model using the Arc Brush, and the corner brush to create a cut crease eye look
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How to create an easy 'cut crease' eye look

Every now and then it's nice to deviate from your usual eye makeup routine. A cut crease eye shadow look may sound complicated, but it's incredibly simple with the right tool. The double-ended eyeliner brush, the Arc Brush was designed to help you get a super quick and easy cut crease, read on to find out how to create this look for yourself!
Step 1: Conceal your mobile lid. (Your "mobile" lid is just as it sounds, the part of your eyelid that covers your eyeball and is able to move.) Dip the Arc end of the brush into your concealer & stamp the c-shape on the top of your mobile lid to "cut" the lid in half.
Model using the Arc Brush to conceal the mobile lid
Step 2: Using the same Arc end of the brush, blend the concealer stamp you've made down to completely cover your mobile lid.
Model using the Arc brush to blend concealer
Step 3: Set your mobile lid using the opposite end, the liner end, with a natural shadow (we like the Base or Shine from the Fold Out Face makeup palette.)
Model using the liner end of the Arc Brush to set the mobile lid
Step 4: Wipe to clean off the Arc side of your brush, then dip it into a darker shadow (like the Define from the Fold Out Face makeup palette) and stamp in the outer corner of your mobile lid. Blend downward towards the corner
Model using a dark shadow from the Fold Out Face palette to stamp the corner of the mobile lid
Model creating a crease line using the dark shadow from the Fold Out Face palette
Model Blending the dark shadow from the fold out face palette
Step 5: Take the angled, opposite side of the brush & dip it into your dark shadow, then line it up to the outer corner of your eye to connect the arc stamp you just made. Blend it out.
Model using the Arc Brush to line up the outer corner of the eye to connect the arc stamp and blending it
Model finished connecting the arc stamp and the outer corner of the eye
Step 6: Use the angled side of the brush to line your upper lid and you're done! 
Model using the angled side of the Arc brush to line the upper lid

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