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What are different works that help explain the fairness of someone's skin?
The different words that are used to explain the fairness of someone's skin are white, fair, bloodless, pallid, rosy, pasty, sallow, and peaches-and-cream.
What is the meaning of the name melin?
Melin or Melyn is a welsh name,the meaning is a reference to skin tone,the word in welsh means yellow,therefore a person of sallow skin,melyn would have had a different pronounciation than Melin as in mill.
What was Erik's deformity?
Leroux is not specific about the deformity. He says that Erik was born this way. His skin is sallow, and he has no nose. As a young man, Erik traveled with a carnival as a walking dead man.
Where do snakes go after they shedd their skin?
They do what they do before they shed the skin. Look for food and hide in areas where food may come to them.
In humans the period of development before birth is known as?
Your skin consists of two major layers.the outer most layer is the
What is one way to look after your skin?
Some ways to look after your skin:Wash it! Your face, and your body.Use moisturizer, this will help your skin from getting dry.Use sunscreen when out in the sun.Don't write on your skin with markers/pens/pencils.Be sure to wash off makeup before sleeping.
What does sarcoidosis on the skin look like?
what does Sarcoidosis on the skin look like and can it only affect the skin?
How do you change your skin color on moviestarplanetcom?
You can't your not allowed to. Look, I've played it before, so no buts. Thx.
What does mercer look like on skin?
what does mercer look like on the skin?
What does skin mercer look like?
what does mercer look like on the skin?
Does skin cancer make your skin look different?
yes it will look different
What did the Tudors wear for their makeup?
Makeup was generally frowned upon in the early and mid tudor period, but became more popular when Elizabeth was Queen because she often wore it. In the tudor period make up was called 'paint' and was usually not very good because it was often gaudy in colour and clumsily applied. However more common forms of make up were used which lightened the skin and hair, because fair hair and skin was considered beautiful at the time. Elizabeth I used a conncoction of egg shell, egg white, ash, rose water and later white lead to make her skin white. This was because she was generally said to have a sallow complexion and after 1562 she was scarred from smallpox.
