How To Know Freckles or Moles?

Spot The Difference! Freckles or moles? Embrace your beauty marks, but also know when to be concerned.
Over the years, "beauty" has become a more elastic term. Freckles and moles have become features worth highlighting, not concealing, Revlon's global artistic directore, Gucci Westman, has been known to send models down the catwalk with drawn-on freckles, which even inspired Olivia Wilde to do the same. "When you put on foundation, you lose some of that natural look so the frackles can make it to look like you're not wearing anything, which is nice,".

Emma Stone, Bar Rafaeli and Emma Watson are just some of the stars who are embracing the spots that dot their nose. Supermodel Cindy Crawford recently spoke about what her sister called her"ugly mark", a.k.a. the beauty spot that  girls copied for years.

As a kind, she wanted it gone but now, if it's removed from photos, she's not impressed. Asked Alphie Sadsad, Bobbi Brown head make up artist, how frackles maidens can showcase natural skin.

My biggest tip is to use clear-base colour in foundation, bronzer and blush, which means a product that is transparent rather than opaque. That will prevent your frackles from going grey, and even out your skin tone. Swap full converage foundations for a tinted moisturiser which will enhance them.

Avoid blush shades - opt for bright hues such as coral and pink. Go on... let your spots have their moment, well, with a layer of at least SPF30+ on top, of course.