Why is my b/f penis like two different colors?
Yes, He has been circumcised and the two different shades of skin color is from being circumcised. The lighter colored skin tone behind the head used to be on the inside of the foreskin. Its hard to explain how this is but depending on how much of the foreskin is cut off and what method was used. Sounds like he was circumcised pretty tight. Where the two skin colors touch in the mid area of his penis is the scar or cut line. From that line forward to slightly past the end or tip of his penis was the length or amount of his foreskin that was cut off. The inside skin is a different color than the outside skin, and now the inside skin is permanently turned to the outside. Some circumcisions are extremely tight. Its up to the Dr or nurse that does them how much foreskin they want to cut off. It is quite normal and a lot of men are this way. Some more color pronounced than others and some circumcision scars are very visible like a brown ring around the penis. A lot of women also find this look appealing.
Is it possible for twins to have different skin colors?
It's possible, but unlikely for the skin colors of twins to be very different.Identical twins have to have the same skin color, because they have the exact same genes, they started out as one embryo that split into two. Fraternal twins start as two seperate embryos, and are as similar as any other siblings.So suppose a black man and a white woman have a daughter. The child has two copies of each gene for skin color, one from her father, and one from her mother. From her father, she gets all of genes for black skin. From her mother, she gets all genes for white skin. So her skin color comes out somewhere in the middle - on every single gene, she has one black version from her dad and one white version from her mom.Now let's suppose the mixed-race daughter finds another mixed-race man to marry, and they decide to have a kid together. Their kid gets half her skin color genes from her mom, and half her skin color genes from her dad. But this time, she could get a black or a white gene from her mom, cause her mom has one of each. Same for her dad.For every single skin color gene, she has a 50% change of getting a white one from mom, and a 50% chance of getting a black one from mom. She has a 50% chance of getting black or white from dad, too.So their daughter has:25% chance of getting the black gene from BOTH parents50% chance of getting one black gene and one white gene25% chance of getting the white gene from BOTH parentsThere are a whole bunch of genes that affect skin color. So most of the time, the kids will get the 50% chance and they'll look somewhere between white and black, like their parents.But maybe one of the kids gets that 25% chance of getting the black gene from both parents a whole bunch of times. If there are ten skin color genes (I don't know how many there are), you have a one in a million chance of getting the all-black on all ten of them.If you have two kids, and they're twins, maybe one of them has the one-in-a-million chance of getting all the black genes, and one of them has the one-in-a-million chance of getting all the white genes.It could happen.And it has.Kian and Remee are nine year old twins. Their mixed-race parents both have a black father and a white mother. You can read more about them in this article.
I have two different shades of skin tone on my legs what can I do to get rid of it, I am mixed colour?
If someone is that close, and looking at your legs, they will not be noticing the skin color for sure! You are looking at the condition from only a few inches away, and from 6 feet away the color probably looks just fine. If you are wearing pantyhose, then the color from that will cover it all up. Or wear a long enough dress / skirt that your tall socks will cover up the legs in between. Good Luck!
Does peeling skin grow back to be a different shade than the rest of my skin?
I was in Hawaii and went surfing for a few hours. I discovered later that I was sunburned but after applying aloe vera to the burn for a few days, it seemed as if the burn was gone and all that was left was a very very tan shoulder. Now a few days later, skin is starting to peel off and the patches of peeled off skin are two shades lighter than the rest of my shoulders and I look like a diseased monster. Is it normal for the newly peeled areas to be shades lighter? Will those patches eventually turn back into the shade of the rest of my skin or will i be blotchy for the rest of my life?!?!?
My boyfriends penis is two different colors.?
My boyfriends penis is a light skin color tone from the tip to about a forth way down and then it has a darker skin color the rest of the penis, i Im guessing its from being circumcised but does any other male have this discoloration?
Are there types of White skin color?
Hello friends!I want to tell u that our skin colour and skin undertone are the two things which together make a person skin shade….Skin undertone is of three types mainly-1-cool undertone - usually people having this undertone looks milky whity and apear to be soft and supple natural white.2- warm undertone- people having warm undertone usually apear to be sun kissed..means they looks warm..3-pale undertone- usually people with this undertone looks dull and a litle dark despite of their skin colour..Each undertone when combine with the white colour give different white shades to a skin.
My face has two different colours one is lighter than the other how do i even my skin tone?
I have a somewhat similar problem. My hands and face are two different shades! (face is darker) Here is what I do to help even skin tone. I currently just slice a thin slice of a lemon and rub it on my face and let if dry for 15 minutes. It may sting but it will even out your skin (and whiten it, hopefully that's ok for you!) Milk/Honey masks work well too. Just mix a little milk and honey, set on face and let dry for 15 minutes then rinse! Try all sorts of fruits and vegetables, that's what Im doing right now. Anything from tomato, oatmeal, lime, potatoes, cucumber, bananas, strawberries, almonds, yougurt, green tea, grapes and any of these combined will help clear and brightening complections and reduce redness! You can do these from 1 time a week to every day, but be careful of the acidic fruits, use those only once or twice a week! All these help reduce redness, whiten and brighten skin, calm and remove redness, remove dark spots on the skin, provide antioxidants to the skin to allow it to be healthy and some of them help prevent acne and can mosturize your skin too! If you dont want to rub fruit and veggies on your face, then aloe vera also moisturizes and clears skin tone :) If you want a product that helps even out skin tone and can prevent acne use "Aveenos Daily Brightening Scrub" I've been using it for over a year and its even out my skin and prevented acne! Plus, its natural igredients (but not organic). Good luck!