Sentence examples for uneven skin from inspiring English sources

Use to cover dark circles, spots, uneven skin tone and broken veins.

What's needed is a hydrating moisturiser that works on both blemishes and uneven skin tones.

Yet Beyoncé's slightly uneven skin was quickly branded as "acne" by the Daily Mail.

If it was uneven skin tone then they just as easily could have made her a tone darker.

"I've got uneven skin that's also oily with constant blackheads and cystic acne bumps on my chin," Ms. Wolter said.

"Uneven skin tone also beats out visible pores, dull, rough skin and stretch marks," said Taya Tomasello, a senior beauty analyst at Mintel.

I went along the hall and into the room where the security guards slept while on duty — which, of course, they were not supposed to do — on the long, narrow leatherette couch with uneven, cracked skin.

Close-ups of the film's "star" pan across leaking conic growths, patches of rough hair (human hair?), and hills and valleys of uneven, alien skin.

No significantly enhanced POMC expression was found in SLs or in uneven-toned skin despite the significantly higher expression of its receptor, MC1R, in SLs (supplementary material Fig. S1E,F; Fig. 1G,H).

Further, immunohistochemical analyses confirmed significantly enhanced expressions of ET-B and Pmel17 along with increased melanin deposition in uneven-toned skin than in even-toned skin, which is consistent with the function of ET-1/ET-B signaling in the induction and/or maintenance of cutaneous hyperpigmentation (Fig. 2A-E).

"Overexposure to the sun's damaging radiation can lead to uneven pigmentation, thickened skin, wrinkles, loss of volume, pre-skin cancer and skin cancer, so it's important to protect your skin with good sun protection and exercise in moderation," she said.