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Noses

The Celestial nose is a pretty one with a subtle upturned tip. This Tinkerbell-like nose is quite an angelic feature.
Example : Carey Mulligan

The Duchess nose is a striking feature that sets off a kind of aural beauty. The straight-edged nose is rightly named so after Kate Middleton.

The Fleshy nose is a large feature with an excess of 'flesh' that makes up its bulk. It is one of the most common noses spotted in research.
Example : Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh

The Greek nose tops the list as the most beautiful of nose varieties. Models usually have this powerful feature that complements the rest of their face.

The Hawk nose, as the name suggests, is beak-like and slightly curvy towards the end.

The Lenin nose is broad (much like an inverted triangle) with flared nostrils.

The Mirren nose gets its name from the famous actress Helen Mirren. It's a pointed feature that is usually long and straight.

The Nixon nose is a feature that spells extraordinaire with its straight bridge, curvy edge, and wide nostrils. It is named quite aptly after the prolific ex-President of the US, Richard Nixon.

The Redknapp nose is large but not the kind that attracts unwanted attention. It's sturdy and just the right size to complete a strong-featured face.

The Roman nose is considered as one of the most attractive kinds among both men and women. It is straight, almost flawless, and ends with a soft curvy tip. It is synonymous with the Aquiline nose.
Example : Daniel Radcliffe

The Rumpole nose is imposing and quite large. It has a protruding end that borders on fleshy. It is said that only one in 200 have such a nose.

The Snub nose is small and button-like with a slight widening that gives it an adorable look.
Example : Wayne Rooney

The Tara nose is a rare sight to behold where it is uneven-looking at first sight. The bumpiness of the nose's contours is what makes it a unique feature.