"skin shade" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the different shades of skin tones of a person or group of people, for example: "The family sitting across the aisle ranged in skin shade from pale to very dark."
All those agonies over skin shade.
Easy to apply, lasts well and looks perky and healthy on almost every skin shade.
To add warmth back into your complexion, brush off the excess powder using a powder brush loaded with pressed powder in your skin shade.
By comparison, skin shade seems not to be such an issue for black male actors, Mr. Gates said in an interview, suggesting that sex plays a role in the color complex.
Each participant had a total body skin examination, and the scientists recorded information for all participants on eye color, skin shade, history of severe sunburn and family history of skin cancer, all known risk factors for skin malignancies.
Colvin was also very dark-skinned, which put her at the bottom of the social pile within the black community - in the pigmentocracy of the South at the time, and even today, while whites discriminated against blacks on grounds of skin colour, the black community discriminated against each other in terms of skin shade.
The only shame is that Stay Matte comes solely in Caucasian skin shades.
Generally, for women, the dark skin shades like walnut, chocolate brown, black, and black with blue undertones are off-limits.
You can choose personality traits, skin shades and wardrobes -- all to reincarnate you and your loved ones onscreen.
Denise West, director of corporate marketing for Essence, said the Essence version took into account the various skin shades of black women and their particular fashion-accessory tastes.
"My line stands for easy-to-apply, quick but beautiful colors," she said of her collection, a selection of creamy and shimmering eye, lip and skin shades.
