"perfect complexion" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
You could use it to describe someone's skin, for example: "She had a perfect complexion, with clear, healthy skin."
I still believe that one can learn to play the piano by mail and that mud will give you a perfect complexion.
The dark bobbed hair, the perfect complexion, the infinitely expressive face, the graceful movement have made her a much-imitated, though ultimately inimitable, icon, a figure both strong and vulnerable, innocent and experienced, earthily erotic and divinely ethereal.
These days, the best Hollywood can offer these is indulgent critiques of capitalism such as The Wolf of Wall Street, or David-and-Goliath issue movies such as Silkwood (starring Meryl Streep), or North Country, in which Charlize Theron proved women can be coal miners and have a perfect complexion.
HuffPost BlackVoices editor Danielle has the perfect complexion to play with pretty pinks.
In the past, reporters and even plastic surgeons have wondered publicly whether the actress' perfect complexion might have been helped by a bit of artificial intervention.
And while most diets for perfect complexion are pretty bogus, it's a good idea to consume fruits, vegetables, whole grains, oils and fats, Smith said.
We spend $8 billion a year on an infinite number of creams designed to make us conformists with perfect complexions.
By implication, Boomer women feel nearly invisible in typical cosmetic advertising that glorifies impossibly perfect complexions of girls barely out of puberty.
But instead of the flowing manes and perfect complexions of comic or fairy tale youth, the characters are shown sporting grey hair and wrinkled skin, resting in their coffins after death.
You follow your skin-care routine with religious dedication but still don't have the Neutrogena-commercial-perfect complexion of your dreams.
If you'd like, you could also put on concealer to hide zits and get magazine-perfect complexion.
