The phrase "raw skin" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe skin that is irritated, sensitive or damaged. Here is an example of how it could be used in a sentence: After spending all day in the harsh sun, my arms were covered in raw skin and felt extremely sore.
Then they would thread the raw skin, then pluck it".
It was raw skin — like, 14 meters long.
Use gentle and fragrance-free creams to protect the raw skin.
A vitamin lotion smeared onto his newly shaved head, because raw skin says yes, one of the nutrient nurses explained.
Only on occasion are there "glitches" that take us outside the formerly agreed-to boundaries: Watson's British accent and physical restraint gives way to an American-accented rock-star persona; Aldrich and Zoe Boesen "corpse" –struggling to hold back their laughter; Gallacher takes a cloth to her face, removing the heavy white foundation to show flushed, raw skin.
From the seeds, the 'skinness' is propagated either using the raw skin probability obtained from a global skin color model or using the probability computed in the DSPF space.
Sometimes I'll run a bath, but the temperature has to be just right, otherwise it feels scalding against my raw, sensitive skin.
We saw a bit of that on Saturday night with the sound and fury of a thrilling 3-3 draw between first-placed DC United and Chicago on the raw, skin-grafted pitch at Toyota Park.
Only if you took the raw skins before they were treated and you worked with them extensively do you have any chance of catching anthrax". A blood sample was taken from Mr. Diomande last Friday, but a laboratory test did not indicate the possible presence of anthrax until Monday.
His scraped-smooth, red-raw skin makes Mickey Rourke's look normal.
Raw Hide and Skin Marketing System Proclamation (No. 457/2005).
