Creating Beauty Marks with Makeup

Nov. 4, 2011 - PRLog -- Beauty marks have been known to be very fashionable. If you aren't naturally blessed with a fabulous beauty mark a la Cindy Crawford, Madonna or Marilyn Monroe, you can create one. Some famous beauty marks are those found above the lip of Madonna, and below the eye of Robert De Niro and on Marilyn Monroe's lower left cheek, which generated a new vogue. Fashion model Cindy Crawford's prominent mole helped revive the fashion while Prince is iconic for his beauty marks. Sarah Jessica Parker from Sex in the City also has a beauty mark on her upper chin below the lips.


False beauty marks are sometimes applied to the face as a form of make-up. Beauty marks are actually moles that are considered by many people to be attractive. It has been popular for centuries for people to create false beauty marks with make up if they do not have them naturally. Beauty marks were particularly highly regarded during the eighteenth century and creating false ones became common, often in fanciful shapes such as hearts or stars.


This is especially helpful if you have a large blemish to conceal, and you are going to be wearing a decent amount of makeup. This look does not work on a bare face. Most importantly, place the beauty mark within a half inch of the lips to draw attention to that feature. You can always use a dark, medium, or light brown pencil to draw on the beauty mark. Make sure you set it with powder so that it doesn't smudge. Or, you can buy special cosmetics just for this purpose like temporary beauty marks that stick to the skin.


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