Lesson 13 of 36K-beauty
Korean straight brows
Korean straight brows don't require shaving down your natural arch. Simply fill the empty space underneath to create a straight line, keep the thickness even, and drop the tail slightly for a softer look.
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All 3 steps on one face
The chart shows where each step goes; the video shows how the face changes. Step-by-step details are below.
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1Brows
Set the bottom straight line
Draw a straight horizontal line along the bottom edge from the front to the middle. Fill the dip underneath rather than trimming down the arch.
Brow pencil2Brows
Fill top edge and match thickness
Without shaving the arch, fill in light strokes from front to middle so the top edge runs parallel to the bottom line with an even thickness.
Brow powder or pencil3Brows
Softly drop the brow tail
Extend the tail gently downward toward the outer corner of the eye. Avoid sharp points or extra length to maintain a soft expression.
Slim brow pencil · spoolie
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- Filling the front too dark makes brows look heavy. Soften the front edge with a spoolie for a seamless gradient.
- Focus on filling the lower arch gap rather than forcing the natural top arch completely flat.
errorCommon mistake
Shaving off the entire top arch can make expressions look unnatural and leave pale bare skin above the brow line.
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The face chart is an AI-generated illustration showing where each step goes — not a photo of a real result.