Neon orange cut crease using Sleek Acid Palette (video)

 I've started with priming my brow bone area using MAC's Paint Pot in Soft Ochre. I applied thin layer with my finger. Next I put creamy black eyeshadow into my crease and I blended it with my finger as well. This acted as a base for grey and black shadows which I used later. Afterwards I applied medium brown matte eyeshadow on top of it. I did this because I wanted same warmth in my crease otherwise all the grey's would look blue-ish. 
I highlighted my brow area with matte white eyeshadow. I applied a dark grey matte eyeshadow in my crease. I darkened the crease a bit with a black eyeshadow. Next I applied white eyeshadow base on my lids. I made sure that the layer is thin and even and as white as possible. Now the fun part - orange eyeshadow. I pressed it on the white base with the flat stiff brush. I kept on re-applying in order to achieve as bright color as possible. Next I applied black kajal pencil on my lower lid as a base. Then I applied dark grey eyeshadow on top of it and I blended it well. Afterwards I moved on to my eyeliner. I drew medium thick line and I winged it outwards. I used an old pen eyeliner for application.   

I applied the lightest foundation I own all over my face. It is in a form of a stick so I used my fingers for application. Next I erased my dark under eye circles with highlighter pen. It is very important to highlight the under eye area especially when wearing dark eyeshadows on the lower lids. I set my foundation with mattifying face powder. 
Afterwards I contoured my face with a medium brown eyeshadow. I concentrated on the area under my cheekbones, jaw and chin and a bit down to my neck. 
Next I moved on to my brows. I brushed them through first to get rid of any foundation and powder. Then I filled them in using black brow pencil by Essence. I applied my first mascara to my top and bottom lashes. I made sure that they are coated evenly and separated as well. I applied the second mascara afterwards. Again, to my top and bottom lashes.
I mixed a dark liquid lipstick with black gel eyeliner and I applied it to my lips with a small lip brush. I overlined slightly to make my lips appear bit bigger. I finished off with a lipgloss. 

Cyber goth: Neon green (cut crease)

 I've started with priming my lids. I used MAC's Paint Pot in Soft Ochre above my crease and under my browbone. Then I applied a black creamy eyeshadow in my crease (Maybelline Color Tattoo). I wasn't worried too much about applying it too perfect. Then I highlighted my browbone area with a white matte eyeshadow. I applied a matte medium brown eyeshadow in my crease on top of the black base and I blended it so there won't be any harsh edges. Afterwards I darkened the crease with a dark grey-black matte eyeshadow. Next I applied a white eyeshadow base on my lid and a neon green eyeshadow on top of it (neon green one from Sleek Acid Palette). I used a flat stiff brush for it. I kept on re-applying to get as much intensity as possible. Afterwards I moved on to my lower lid. I applied a black kajal pencil all the way from my inner to the outer corner and I blended it with the same dark grey-black eyeshadow. Next I applied a gel eyeliner on my top lashline and I winged it out quite far. I finished off my eyes with plenty of mascara.
Then I applied my foundation. I used Max Factor Lasting Performance in shade 101 and I set it with a mattifying waterproof face powder. I did a bit of contouring under my cheekbones using the medium beige eyeshadow. 
I filled in my brows using a black brow pencil and brushed them through with clear brow gel. 
For my lips I used Max Factor Lipfinity in Glazed. 

Cyber goth Hot Pink & Black (using Sleek Acid palette)

I started with applying black base into my crease. I left the middle part of my eyelids empty. I tried to be as precise as possible. I was using Maybelline's Color Tattoo creamy eyeshadow in black. This product is so amazingly multifunctional - I use it as eyeshadow base and as brow gel as well. I applied this base pretty high on my crease (as you can see on the pictures, there is not much space left between black eye shadows and my brows). When I was done with the base, I applied black matte eye shadow on top of it and I spent quite some time blending it. I used Inglot's 342 medium brown matte shadow to blend the black. I still had some tiny space left under my brows, so I applied white matte eyeshadow there.
Then I applied white base in the centre of my lids. I had to be very careful around previously applied black shadow in order to keep my white base as white as possible. I applied pretty thin layer.
Then I started applying hot pink on top of the white base. I used bright hot pink from the amazing Sleek Acid palette. I applied it with stiff flat brush with dabbing motion. I had to apply several layers in order to get such bright color. I applied pink bit further as well - on top of the black. In the final result it made awesome mixture - something like purple/grey and the transmission of colors was finished with this step.
For the bottom lid I just simply applied above mentioned base and black shadow on top of it. When I was done with it (and with necessary blending) I applied tone of gel eyeliner everywhere I could. I made elongated wing - both in outside and inside corners. The great advantage of applying gel (or any) eyeliner on top of black shadow is that you can't see mistakes that easily. I just had to be careful with applying in the centre of my eyes where was pink.

Then came the fun part - I drew thin lines in my inner corners on top of black gel liner but not covering it completely and under my elongated wings in outer corners as well. Then I applied the same hot pink eyeshadow on top of these white lines. Again, several layers. When I was done with it I applied plenty of mascara on my top lashes - I skipped bottom lashes this time to not draw any attention from awesome pink lines I just created. Then I applied foundation, setting powder, contouring, defined eyebrows - same old routine. Then I moved on to my lips. First I outlined them using black eyepencil. Then I applied pink liquid lipstick (L'Oréal Infallible in color Fuchsia) in the centre of the lips and I blended it together with black pencil to achieve ombre effect. And that was it.