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How to Create a Matte Half Cut Crease with Patrick Ta Major Dimension III

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How to Create a Matte Half Cut Crease with Patrick Ta Major Dimension III

The half cut crease is a popular eye makeup look that involves creating a sharp line across the crease of the eyelid, with a lighter shade above the crease and a darker shade below. This technique can be used to create a variety of looks, from subtle and everyday to bold and dramatic. In this tutorial, we will be using the Patrick Ta Major Dimension III eyeshadow palette to create a matte half cut crease. This palette features a range of warm and cool-toned matte shades, making it perfect for this look.

What You’ll Need:

  • Patrick Ta Major Dimension III Eyeshadow Palette
  • Eyeshadow brushes (blending brush, crease brush, flat shader brush)
  • Eyeshadow primer
  • Black eyeliner pencil
  • Mascara

Step 1: Prep Your Eyes

Start by applying an eyeshadow primer to your eyelids. This will help to create a smooth base for your eyeshadow and prevent creasing. You can use your fingers or a flat shader brush to apply the primer.

Step 2: Apply a Transition Shade

Using a crease brush, apply a light transition shade to your crease. For this look, we will be using the shade ‘Sheer’ from the Patrick Ta Major Dimension III palette. Blend the shade into the crease using circular motions.

Step 3: Define Your Crease

Using a crease brush, apply a darker shade to your crease. We will be using the shade ‘Pillow Talk’ from the Patrick Ta Major Dimension III palette. Blend the shade into the crease using back-and-forth motions. This will create a defined crease line.

Step 4: Blend the Crease

Once you have applied the darker shade to your crease, use a blending brush to blend the edges of the shade. This will create a soft and seamless transition between the light and dark shades.

Step 5: Apply a Light Shade to the Lid

Using a flat shader brush, apply a light shade to your lid. We will be using the shade ‘Champagne’ from the Patrick Ta Major Dimension III palette. Blend the shade into the lid using circular motions.

Step 6: Tightline Your Eyes

Using a black eyeliner pencil, tightline your upper lash line. This will help to define your eyes and make them appear larger.

Step 7: Apply Mascara

Apply mascara to your upper and lower lashes. This will complete the look and make your eyes pop.

Tips for a Flawless Matte Half Cut Crease

  • Use a light hand when applying the darker shade to your crease. You can always add more if needed.
  • Blend, blend, blend! The key to a flawless half cut crease is to blend the edges of the shades seamlessly.
  • If you have oily eyelids, you may want to use a setting spray to help prevent creasing.

And there you have it! A beautiful matte half cut crease using the Patrick Ta Major Dimension III eyeshadow palette. With a little practice, you can master this technique and create stunning eye looks for any occasion.

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