Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Things You’ll Need:
- Light shade of powder
- Bronzer or blush
- Concealer
Know Your Nose
Step1
Conceal any marks, pigment changes or blemishes on or around the nose. Choose a concealer that is a shade lighter than your powder.
Step2
Powder the nose in a way that is true to your skin tone. If you typically put a darker base on your face, do not use a dark base on your nose. Make sure your nose is lighter than the rest or your face by using a light shade of powder on the front and tip of your nose.
Step3
As you blush or bronze your cheeks lightly, also bronze the side of your nose. If your nose is long and narrow, you can bronze the majority of the sides (but not the front). If your nose is wide and short or either, bronze where the nose meets the cheekbone. Keep the strokes of your blush brush going out, toward the cheeks.
Step4
Know your nose. Do not overdo your makeup. If it looks heavily powdered, it will stand out even more.
Step5
Choose quality or mineral makeup products. Makeup soaks into the cellular level of your skin, so choose wisely.