Actually if it's done with good cosmetics, a practiced eye, and in moderation, it can look nice on a normal (read: not fat) face.  But then you also need to consider skin tone.  Fake freckles won't look natural if they're on a dark skin tone that wouldn't grow freckles in the first place.  AAAAND if you do go the whole fake-freckle route, you need to be super-light on your foundation/bronzer/blush (and stick with a neutral overall look) or they'll not look natural.  Lots to consider before you just "dot your face..." Putting fake freckles on a saucer-face with an incorrectly colored eye pencil on top of extremely heavy foundation, is exactly what a seven-year-old will do.  Which is what Wonky-eye does.