Needless to say, a Sim’s face is pretty important.
Not only will it play a huge rule for future generations if they have kids, but you yourself will probably have to be looking at it a lot.
As such, most Simmers take special time and care to make sure the faces of their Sims are nice and pleasing the eye.
In other words, they’ve got to look good.
And if you aren’t exactly savvy when it comes to CAS, it can be a daunting task.
There are more ways to customize your characters in The Sims 4 than ever – even more so with CC. And there truly are a surprising amount of ways you can refine your Sim’s nose.
And with presets and sliders, you’ll definitely never have to worry over creating the perfect new Sim again!
CC sliders allow you to edit your Sim’s features beyond the game’s set boundaries – which is really key for creating unique, and even perhaps more realistic, Sims.
With these six sliders, you can more accurately and deeply edit each part of your male Sim’s noses.
From the bridge, nostrils, and tip, to those parts in between that don’t have common names… you can fully sculpt things to your liking without worrying about that red blur popping up to warn you you’re going too far.
You’ll notice that with presets, they rarely come alone.
Creators tend to make them in multiples.
Which is really cool not only because you get more without needing to keep searching, but you can use them to make Sims who look related.
Genetics sometimes work the way you want, but not always.
I always think it’s fun to have Sims who look alike, but not necessarily as twins of one another.
With these four noses, you have more freedom than ever to make parents and children and siblings who look alike.
Each one is different and distinct, but they’re still similar enough that if you use them on multiple Sims in your household. The family resemblance will definitely be there.
A broken nose tends to last for life. Once that little piece of cartilage cracks, there’s no going back.
Hah.
But luckily for people and Sims, imperfection is beauty.
Simmers especially will agree that the same old facial features get old after a while – which makes unique attributes like this that much more special.
These two simple presets include the nose shifting either right or left.
They’re a distinct change of pace from so many typically flawless noses, which is pretty fun.
Another cool part is that they’re available for all ages and genders! Not all noses are, but at least every guy or gal in your family, from toddler to elder, can have a tilted nose.
Here we have another crooked nose preset, complete with a pretty bump.
Sometimes, there’s not much distinct about a nose.
But for many Sims this can definitely be their most defined feature, which is pretty cool.
Noses with prominent bridges or bumps are called Aquiline noses, and have become quite the thing of envious young women everywhere.
I’ve especially seen people on TikTok lamenting over having ‘boring’ nose types, so it makes sense CC creators are stepping away from outdated beauty standards to appreciate all characteristics.
For this nose, the tip is slightly curved as well, which really makes for a beautiful unique nose that you can use again and again!
I had no idea until I got into writing that noses actually have names.
Not names like Bob or Shannon, that would just be weird.
I mean names like aquiline, as I talked about above, as well as roman and greek.
Actually, I think roman and aquiline are the same thing.
Confusing, right?
Specifics aside, these are just some really nice noses tailor made for The Sims 4. They have distinct bridges with that regal bump, as well as straight, long bridges.
All options are really cute, and look great on both male and female Sims.
With this slider, I think it’s worth mentioning first that it’s available to all ages!
That’s right, this is another one that will allow you to more deeply sculpt the faces of your youngest and cutest Sims.
Since the youngsters always seem to be the Sims who look the most alike, I for one really appreciate the opportunity to switch things up.
This mod comes from TeanMoon, and was tweaked by NoNvme to be available for all ages.
Isn’t it always cool when Simmers work together like that?
Anyway, the purpose of this is to have more control when it comes to the width of your Sim’s nose. It’ll basically allow you a wider range when choosing the broadness or thinness.
This is another cute preset, unisex and for all ages.
I’ve never known the reason why some presets only really work for one gender or can’t be used for kids, but I’m always glad to find CC that I can use for anyone.
You never know when you’ll need to make a Sim and wind up frustrated by the lack of preset options.
This one has a smooth appearance, and is another one I’d consider a button nose – rounded and compact, but downright adorable on anyone!
I’ve really gotten an anatomy lesson while searching for Sims CC.
Did you know what an alar sidewall was before finding nose sliders?
I sure didn’t.
It’s the side of the nostril, basically. At least, I think that’s what it is.
Anyways, this slider focuses on that (whatever it may be), and it focuses on the nostril itself, for ultimate freedom in CAS.
You can more accurately tweak nostril height and angle, and we all know the nostril is a pretty important part of the nose.
A bridge may get away with less attention since you can’t even tell the shape sometimes depending on the angle, but nostrils are always just right there.
From the same creator who made the tilted/broken nose presets above, comes this nose tip slider, so you can do it yourself!
Not every nose is perfectly straight, after all.
And this slider will enable you to vary how crooked you want your Sim’s noses to be.
Whether it’s just a slight tilt or fully broken, you can easily do so now – and it’ll look very natural.
There are no weird lines or dents to worry about like we sometimes see while monkeying around in CAS. The nose is a pretty safe thing to mess with, fortunately.
Lastly in our collection we have one more preset from ice-creamforbreakfast, a Simmer who seems to be truly dedicated to making sure our Sims have nice noses.
At this point they’re basically a Sim plastic surgeon, guaranteeing us quality fan-made facial features, without the fear of being botched!
And this is another preset that’s available to all ages and genders, but I must say it looks quite dashing on the model Sim.
The bridge has a distinguishing bump, and all around has a pretty rugged appearance – but it sure is charming.
