Here's what I would do about the highlights rather than the burn tool...use the eyedropper to get the overall color of the skin, especially around the nose area (where there are no highlights. Make a separate layer and paint over the highlighted areas. Use a layer style like "Color" or "Soft Light". That way, you won't have to undo anything (like the burn tool) and you can tweak it by taking the eraser at a low setting and erase around the edges of what you painted to blend it in to the rest of the texture. I find the burn tool too harsh and rather blotchy. It's really hard to get it just right unless you are doing it on a flat color. :) Laurie