Usually our skin is water resistant with the help of keratin which is part of a cell to resist water and bacteria. After a long bath or a dip in the pool this resistance lessens, and the cells soak up the water and expand. causing the wrinkles. Eventually the water evaporates, and when it does the skin on your fingertips turn back to normal.
Osmosis (whatever) causes cells to go in your fingers. Causing your fingers go wrinlky . I may be wrong (I've copied.)
i think it depends on how long you stay in the sea.
because water goes into your skin
Fingers appear wrinkly when exposed to water for extended periods due to the skin's outer layer absorbing moisture and swelling. This is a natural response, as the body may constrict blood vessels in the fingertips to improve grip and traction in wet conditions. The effect is temporary, and the skin returns to its normal state once it dries out.
Wrinkly.
Turn on the shower faucet.
Because they are wrinkly everywhere.
No, "wrinkly" is an adjective used to describe something that has wrinkles. An adverb modifies a verb, adjective, or other adverb, but "wrinkly" does not serve this purpose.
Yes I would recommend fingers and carrots too
When your fingers are in water for a long time, the outer layer of skin absorbs water and swells, causing the skin to wrinkle. This process is not due to osmosis, but rather a reaction of the skin to prolonged exposure to water.
Raisins are wrinkly, dried grapes. Prunes are in the same category.
The prune is considered to be a wrinkly fruit. Another fruit that is considered wrinkly is the ugli fruit.