Few colors can instantly glam up your look like pink. Try matte pinks in deep shades above the crease and a metallic shade blended with a pink shimmer for the cut crease.
If you're new to a glitter cut crease, neutral tones are a great way to ease into the look. Put darker shades in and above the crease for dimension, and create a wing to finish.
Start by creating a cut crease that includes a wing. Use your eye as a stencil, and use the winged liner as the outline on the bottom before adding shadow to the lower lash line.
For a simple glitter cut crease, stick to the technique of cutting the crease and using glitter glue to pack on glitter, and then use a light shimmer to highlight the inner V.
For this dramatic and glamorous look, use shades with the same undertones to ensure a cohesive look, but make sure the shades aren't so similar you can't see the cut.