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    Skin Coloration Theory

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    Skin colour is determined by alleles that control the production of colouring pigments namely pheomelanin and eumelanin. Therefore skin coloration is a hereditary trait rather than dependent on the area where you live. Light skinned people produce mostly pheomelanin and darker skinned people produce eumelanin. The sizes of melanin particles differ among individuals and the number and size of these particles are what ultimately determines skin colour. More than 6 different genes code for this…

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    Effective ways of moisturizing your skin Having a dry and scaly skin doesn’t look good on anyone, makes you look like you’re older than you really are.it is very important that you keep your skin moisturized and hydrated. And this doesn’t apply to only people with dry skin but also people with normal and very oily skin. The use of moisture keeps your skin hydrated and leaves you feeling and looking young, gives your skin some shine and glow.…

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    Skin Color Evolution

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    greatest biological adaptations of the humans is skin color. Today, there are 7 billion different skin tones since no skin color is identical. However, in Africa, 100 thousand years ago that was certainly not the case.[Bryce] The evolution of skin color over the past 100 thousand years is due to the combination of three factors: skin exposure, ultraviolet rays, and Vitamin D. [Jablonski and Chaplin] These factors attribute to the wide spectrum of skin colors seen across the globe and explains…

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    Dark Skin Tones

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    some white people and other people of color have a more favorable view of darker skin tones. Some commenters, in the documentary, who had darker skin tones described going to other countries and people of color practically gawking over how beautiful they were. There were also a few white men who described how their African American wives were beautiful and did not have any negative connotations with her darker skin tone. The pivotal part occurred when one of the white men who were in an…

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    itchy, flaky, uncomfortable and unattractive, and when normal epidermis lotions and moisturizers do not seem to help, it may be rough to know what to do next. Correctly, dry penis skin is most often the effect of private habits or external causes that have an effect on the body's level of hydration or sap the penile skin of its normal oils. Many of those issues can be addressed at home with the proper approach to penis care, serving to men to restrict disagreeable dryness that can lead to penis…

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    Skin Deep Summary

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    authors of “Skin Deep” state, “Our variation in skin color should be celebrated as one of the most visible manifestations of our evolution as a species.” I hope to enlighten you as to why they give creedence to that statement. It boils down to the authors concluding that various elements of natural selection, including reproductive health and migration, as well as cultural behaviors have influenced the variety of skin colors that we see today. To start with, the melanin in our skin protects…

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    Skin Color Differences

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    are less privileged due to our skin color but also our sexuality or our preference for a…

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    Essay On Skin Diversity

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    One’s Skin; History, Education and Wealth Nearly half-century has passed since the end of the civil rights movements in 1968. The goal was to end racial discrimination and segregation with African Americans and secure equality before law for blacks in the United States. Although the civil rights movement caused a change in the way African American society was treated; there is still the question as to what caused a border to form between people of a different skin tones? How does their skin tone…

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    Albinism: Skin Disease

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    Albinism is a skin disease that’s caused by little to no production of melanin. This disorder can affect vison, skin, hair and the person’s ability to tan. Certain genes in our body are responsible for making proteins that are involved in making melanin, which is produced by cells called melanocytes. Albinism is caused when a mutation occurs in one of these genes. It’s also caused by recessive inheritance. This means that a person has to inherit two copies of one mutated gene- one from each…

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    Dark Skin Stereotypes

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    sources have spread the idea how people of a certain ethnic group act. In particular, this happens to people of dark skin color. As a person who is mixed in ethnicity, but has a darkish skin color, I have seen how the ideology that is spread by American culture has affected me personally. The news and social media stereotypes that people of darker skin are inferior to people with white skin color, which affects many people in America each day. The media can certainly have an effect on how…

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