In recent years, the Hallyu wave has taken the world by storm. Several aspects of Korean culture have become popular, from music, dramas, fashion, to food. Subsequently, many people aspire to look like their favourite Korean Idol and actress. That’s why many turn to Korea for the latest trends in beauty.

Just take the recent glass skin trend as an example. When the said craze made its rounds in the K-beauty community, it became the skin goal of many around the world. Several trends when it comes to skincare and makeup originated from Korea. 

Of course, among these beauty trends include styles for Korean eyebrows. Different eyebrow looks work for specific face shapes. Luckily, there’s more than one Korean eyebrow trend that you can apply to your everyday look. Here are four of the most popular styles you can try out to live your K-beauty fantasy.

One of the most popular Korean eyebrow trends is straight brows. This style has been a huge trend for quite a while now and seen in many Korean models, actresses, and idols. It features a softer look, with arch-free brows. Straight brows mimic your brows’ shape when you were younger. As a result, it achieves a more youthful, natural, and relaxed look. The softly defined brows is also a great style if you like doing the “no-makeup” makeup.

Most K-beauty tips and tricks, including Korean eyebrow trends, focus on natural beauty. It still aims to emphasize certain features on your face but make them blend in as much as possible. That’s why feathery brows are also trendy among Korean beauty enthusiasts. Instead of being fuller and filled, the style opts for a more natural colour, shape, and alignment. It may be intimidating to rock feathery brows, especially if you have naturally thin and sparse eyebrows. A tip is to not pluck your brow as often, letting it grow to give the illusion of thicker brows.

If the more natural Korean eyebrows styles are not for you, no need to worry. Some trends can add volume, such as blocky brows. Do not confuse this with the trend arched brows you often see. It still takes the shape of straight brows, but a bit fuller and darker. As a result, it still gives a more youthful look, while defining the shape of your eyebrows. The shape helps frame your face, especially when you complement it with thick winged eyeliner. To help achieve the look, minimize plucking sessions and allow your brows to grow. 

There’s nothing wrong with going for a classic arched brow, especially if you want some lift in your eye-line. However, it can be hard to achieve. If the arch is too high or peaks at the wrong point of the brows, it can look overdone.

The last Korean eyebrow trend minimizes that problem. The boy brow is arch-free, straight, and full. It can make the natural shape of your brows look fuller and thicker, without the usual hassle. The shape makes the eyebrows look groomed and luxurious while keeping it effortless. The technique is also easy to master, making it popular among Korean models, bloggers, and beauty enthusiasts.

Those are some of the Korean eyebrows trends that you can incorporate in your everyday makeup routine. However, trying a new brow shape on your own can be daunting and take time to perfect yourself. Also, the extra time it takes to groom your brows every day makes it less appealing to adapt to the change. 

However, if you still want to achieve these trendy looks, there are various ways you can do so without the extra effort. One procedure you can do is eyebrow embroidery.

Eyebrow embroidery has become popular for those who want to have semi-permanent brows. So, it is not hard to find a studio that works with state-of-the-art equipment and highly trained artists. Also, with the K-beauty’s surge in popularity, it’s easy to find artists who are up-to-date to the trends mentioned earlier.

Aside from the perfect eyebrow shape, colour is also a pivotal aspect to the success of your procedure; so, you need to be keen on the pigments to be used. One popular pigment brand in Singapore is Swiss Color. 

Swiss Color is a global company that offers an array of pigments. The company invested in years of research and development to come up with their pigments that are safe and free of heavy metals. Swiss Color introduces a wide array of pigments, in different shades, for various semi-permanent makeup procedures to achieve your desired, natural result. Swiss Color is available in 54 countries, including Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Thailand.

Swiss Color also trains semi-permanent makeup artists to master the principles of semi-permanent makeup and micropigmentation. Look for certified Swiss Color Artists in Singapore to get the best results for you. 

To learn more about Swiss Color, you can visit our website.