Yes it is possible. I get goose bumps on my face very often, because I am a girl and have no hair on my face no hair raises. But my face gets a quick patch of bumps on my cheeks. I still haven't met anyone else who gets them! Yes, I get goosebumps on my face all the time. I get them when Im cold, and I know this is cheesy but my ex used to bite on my neck to give them to me on purpose. When I get the goosebumps it makes my face look like I have acne scars, on my cheeks then they just go away. Iam not hairy just normal peach fuzz, and I also have never met anyone else who gets them. I also get goosebumps on my face, and as the other person above says they do look like acne scars for the few seconds that they last :)
it does not because goosebumps is just a nerve reaction it probably just makes you hair stand up . ^-^
Goose pumps are muscle contractions in the hair follicle that thake the hair stand up and inerweave on the skin. Provides insulation when you are chilled
skin has goosebumps on it that keep the temprature of are body constant .moreover skin release sweat that produces cooling affect and maintains body temprature.
In layman's terms, when you're cold, the body tries to make a thicker layer of trapped air around your body to hold your body heat. The body does this by causing the hairs on your body to stand up and create this body heat trap. It probably worked better when we humans had more hair. Erector pillae, also called arrector pili, are the muscles that contract to cause your hair to stand up or "goose bumps." It helps your hairs stand up on your skin so that the hair will make your body warmer.
goosebumps came out on 1990.
No. You get goosebumps when you're cold.
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People get goosebumps when they're cold, or thrilled. Goosebumps are caused by tiny muscles, controlled by nerves to keep you warm.
The stories in Goosebumps books are fictional.
Yes the word goosebumps is a noun. It is the plural of goosebump.
The author of goosebumps is RL Stine.
You can write to R.L. Stine by sending a letter to his literary agency or publisher. Be sure to clearly address the envelope to him or his representative, and include a self-addressed stamped envelope if you would like a response. Remember to be respectful and concise in your communication.
goosebumps is on channel 47 ,but only is on when it's October
This isn't likely, but is possible. There may be a Goosebumps ad game.