Skin color generally has nothing to do with with how thick blood is. It is primarily a function of how much pigment is in the skin.
There are some medical conditions that will darken a person's appearance. One of them has to do with having an excess volume of blood. In the case of one of these medical conditions where blood is in excess or thicker, it may give the person a somewhat darker complexion, but we don't usually refer to such a patient as being "dark skinned" - it's more like they have a darker blush.
People in Ireland are light-skinned.
The word 'light' and 'skinned' are adjectives used to describe a noun; for example:Most light skinned people have to be cautious of direct sunlight.The compound adjective 'light skinned' describes the noun 'people'.
yes yes yes also because the child may inherit someones skin colour in the family who is also light skinned
she is light skinned in mixed race
Most Europeans are light skinned
Wear whatever color that suits your mood or whatever color you like.
The caste system was created by the Aryans around 1000 B.C. Why? They think that the light-skinned people were better then the dark-skinned people..
I got to admit that light skinned people are really pretty but...... to me the darker skins are more beautiful and dazling.But we are all equal and we have to learn to live in peace. ^.^
AALIYAH IS NOT LIGHT-SKINNED SHE IS BROWN SKINNED!!
If you look at the wrist of an untanned caucasian person, the veins there look almost blue. Royalty were usually shaded when out in the sun, by servants and the like. Thus, royalty were believed to genuinely have blue blood.
Like most people, either you, your mate, or both are heterogeneous in terms of skin genes and the baby has some light skinned ancestors.
Sun burn.