Lesson 1, Topic 1
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Level 7: Lower Stroke Pattern
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Step 1) Draw the brow beginning style #1.
Step 2) Draw the dividing line for the mixed hair pattern.
Step 3) Draw one long stroke after each other while leaving room in between for another stroke which you will add later. Make sure to never cross the dividing line and let your strokes fall more towards Point 3 as you approach the end of the brow.
Step 4) Finally, you will go in and add more strokes in between the strokes that you have previously made. These new strokes should be about 60% of the length as the original strokes that you made.
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