Muscles pull the blood vessels of the body, primarily the systemic arteries which carry red (oxygenated) blood, closer to the surface of the skin where it can easily show through if the skin has little pigment. A person with darker pigments does not show the red blood so clearly.
This occurs after a hot bath for rapid heat exchange, since the hot water has heated up the internal environment and the body can cool down faster. The opposite also happens on a cold day, when a person comes in and his skin turns red so that the blood vessels can absorb heat at a more efficient rate.
The water turns purple and the skin turns white.
Raynaud's disease is a condition when the skin below the nose turns white. It may also affect the fingers, toes, and ears. This is caused by cold temperatures or strong emotions that cause the blood vessel spasms.
dermandeteculites
Skin boil is a skin infection that starts in a hair follicle or oil gland. First skin turns red, then pus will develop in it.
If your dad has olive skin and your mom is white, it is possible that having olive skin is recessive and the white gene is dominant, which will hide that particular phenotype.
Example: Positive: Our skin turns white when we exercise. Negative: Our skin does not turns white when we exercise
No unless he has a bath in white paint!
The water turns purple and the skin turns white.
Because it's so cold outside the equator that it freezes the skin so it turns white but when it gets unfrozen it turns black again.
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If a part of the body has gangrene and is turning white, it means that the skin is dying. This can be a life threatening emergency.
no because the outer skin is dead and the inner skin is still alive and young. that is why when you scratch your skin, it turns white.
Not unless one person has a skin disease, perhaps a fungus that could transfer on to you, or if they urinate or defecate in the bath and that water ends up in a wound or in your mouth.
Correct answer can not be given for the above question. As number of bacteria varies from person to person. In the same person at different times, say before bath and after bath. Bacteria are more in axilla and groin, as compared to uncovered area.
I'm not sure but you may be thinking of an albino
There are many different bath gels on the market today all claiming to provide some sort of benefit to the consumer. Some claim to make a person feel fabulous, make a person's skin smoother, make them smell nicer, etc. In the end the best person to make that decision is the person asking the question as everyone has a different opinion/standard.
Skin Turns to Glass was created on 2003-10-27.