Nose Shapes
Celestial Nose
A celestial nose (also called an upturned nose) has a small dip in the middle of the bridge and a tip that points upward. It's longer than a snub nose.
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How to tell if you have celestial nose
- In profile, the bridge dips slightly in the middle.
- The tip turns up.
- The nose is medium length, longer than a snub or button nose.
Celestial nose features
The tip turns up and the bridge has a gentle scoop. It's sometimes called a ski-slope nose.
Makeup tips for a celestial nose
- Highlight down the bridge and the tip to emphasize the curve.
- A light contour along the sides keeps it defined in photos.
- No correction needed: it's one of the most requested nose shapes.
Celestial Nose vs similar nose shapes
Celestial Nose vs Snub NoseA snub nose is shorter and more upturned.
Celestial Nose vs Greek NoseA Greek nose has a straight bridge with no dip.
Celebrities often described as having celestial nose
- Carrie Underwood
- Scarlett Johansson
Based on how these people are commonly described in style and beauty media; lighting and angles vary between photos.
Frequently asked questions
Is a celestial nose the same as an upturned nose?
Yes, celestial nose is another name for an upturned nose with a slight scoop in the bridge.
Is a celestial nose the same as a ski-slope nose?
Yes, 'ski-slope' describes the same scooped bridge with an upturned tip.
