How to Draw Natural-Looking Korean Straight Brows

That’s right. Rather than forcibly removing the brow arch to create straight brows, it looks more natural to shape them so the original curve appears slightly lower.

1. Brush the hairs with a spoolie, then tidy up just a few stray hairs along the bottom of the brows to shape them.
2. Lightly connect the lower brow line from the center to the tail with an ash-brown pencil. Starting the line at the front can make the edge look harsh.
3. Fill in only sparse areas with short, hair-like strokes, then use a brush to soften the color at the front.
4. Instead of extending the tail far toward the temples from the arch, finish it with a defined shape angled slightly above the outer corner of the eye to make it look less droopy.

A shade one tone lighter than your hair or a similar shade is a safe choice, while a brown with strong red undertones can make your brows stand out on their own. Starting with a pencil to shape them and using powder just to soften the edges is less likely to go wrong. Of the poll options, I’m most curious about straight and semi-arched brows—which look do you tend to choose more often?