Ertharin Cousin

If we're afraid to stand in our own skin with those we work with, then how do we lead those who have no voice at all?

American Public Servant

Jennifer Lopez

Beauty is only skin deep. I think what's really important is finding a balance of mind, body and spirit.

American Musician

Tiger Shroff

I am comfortable in my character's skin. I am uncomfortable being in my own skin.

Indian Actor

Maura Higgins

Being 30, I think it's very important to look after your skin.

Irish Model

Nicole Trunfio

Skin is really important; after all, it's my business.

Italian Model

Nina Agdal

It's important to protect your skin in the sun.

Danish Model

Bria Vinaite

I've struggled with skin issues my whole life.

Lithuanian Actress

Sylvia Plath

Wear your heart on your skin in this life.

American Poet

Leigh-Anne Pinnock

English Singer

Thomas Overbury

English Poet

Remember 'skin' also refers to its role in defending the body from injury or disease.

Body Protection

'Skin' usually connotes to human skin in conversation unless specified otherwise.

Human Focus

Skin can indicate feelings; goosebumps or blushing skin show emotion without words.

Indicator of Emotion

In cooking, 'skin' often refers to parts to be removed before eating.

Food Preparation

Some fruit and vegetable skins are healthy and edible, like apple skin.

Edible Skins

As a verb, 'skin' is a cooking term for removing the outer layer of food.

Cooking Action

'Skin' suggests a careful action to avoid wasting food or damaging what’s underneath.

Skin Carefully

The second verb form of 'skin' specifically describes a minor injury.

Injury Specific

This term is common when talking about children playing and getting small injuries.

Common in Play

'Skin' in computing often implies personalizing the appearance of an interface.

Customization

In gaming, 'skin' is often used to describe character or item appearances.

Gamer Vocab

 to carve a little hole in your skin, allowing it to probe around with its proboscis, searching for a blood vessel. When it hits one, the lucky parasite can suck two to three times its weight in blood. Turns out we don't really like that too much. In fact, humans hate mosquitos so much that we spend billions of dollars worldwide to keep them away from us -- from citronella candles

The loathsome, lethal...

 take off your hood when the sun goes down. My parents raised me and my siblings in an armor of advice, an ocean of alarm bells so someone wouldn't steal the breath from our lungs, so that they wouldn't make a memory of this skin. So that we could be kids, not casket or concrete. And it's not because they thought it would make us better than anyone else

How to raise a Black son...

 so it's important to remove lingering tentacles stuck to the skin. Rinsing with vinegar will usually render undischarged nematocysts inactive. Seawater can also help remove residual nematocysts. But don't use fresh water because any change in salt balance alters the osmotic pressure outside of the cnidocyte

How does a jellyfish...

 trauma and humiliation and subordination did to people of color and to people who are white some of them were taught that they're better than other people because of their skin color and we haven't helped them recover from that abuse and that lie is we have to change the narrative around these issues

Talking about history...

 Though different areas of the skin have different characteristics, much of this surface performs similar functions, such as sweating, feeling heat and cold, and growing hair. But after a deep cut or wound, the newly healed skin will look different from the surrounding area,

How a wound heals itself...

 But is there actually an evolutionary purpose to the itch, or is it simply there to annoy us? The leading theory is that our skin has evolved to be acutely aware of touch so that we're equipped to deal with risks from the outside world. Think about it.

Why do we itch? - Emma...

 or trendy youth fads. But while tattoo styles come and go, and their meaning has differed greatly across cultures, the practice is as old as civilization itself. Decorative skin markings have been discovered in human remains all over the world,

What makes tattoos...

 its old skin just isn't good enough it's after a baby green iguana the iguana is fast twitchy highly mobile and impulsive the centipede is slower persistent hungry and strategic the centipede advances on

Eating Myself PIPE National...

 The key to survival lay in their own personal sunscreen manufactured beneath the melanin. The type and amount of melanin in your skin determines whether you'll be more or less protected from the sun.

The science of skin...

 and the whiskers spring back again, the mouse doesn't have a chance. Far thicker and longer than normal hairs whiskers also sit three times deeper in the skin where they attach to nerve endings,