How to Draw a Mole on Your Face

How to Draw a Mole on Your Face
Written By
Amie Taylor
Amie Taylor
Published: Sep 4, 2014
Updated: Dec 13, 2021
2 minute read

A strategically-placed facial mole, à la Marilyn Monroe, Eva Mendes or Cindy Crawford, is considered the mark of a bombshell in many societies and cultures. If you were not fortunate enough to be born with a dainty beauty mark of your own, you can always paint one on using makeup and a steady hand.

Choose the location for your mole. Above or below the lips, below the eye or on the cheek, are all spots to place your beauty mark that are typically considered attractive.

Locate an existing mole. If you have a light, small or faintly colored mole on your face, you can simply enhance what you already have and achieve a natural-looking beauty mark.

Sharpen your waterproof eyebrow pencil to a point. Place a small dot in the location where you want your mole. Slowly enlarge the circle to approximately 1/16 inch. Rest your fingers on your face to steady your hand while you work.

Use a makeup brush to dust your face with translucent facial powder. The light layer of powder will help your mole blend in and give it a more realistic appearance.

Remove your mole with liquid eye makeup remover on a cotton ball if you make a mistake or at the end of the evening before cleansing your face.

Amie Taylor

Amie Taylor has been a writer since 2000. Book reviews, gardening and outdoor lawn equipment repair articles and short fiction account for a handful of her published works. Taylor gained her gardening and outdoor equipment repair…

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