Hey friends, you're with me Niharika and welcome back to a new lesson. Well generally when
we talk about someone's skin type or skin texture the words that we use are normal,
oily, sensitive and dry… well that's pretty boring. Now if you have to appreciate someone's
skin, like someone has this perfect skin and if you want to use positive words in English,
what do you say? “Hey look at you, you have normal skin.” Well you don't do that, in
English we have better words to appreciate someone's skin and that's what we're gonna
learn today, the different types of skin or skin textures. We will start with the first
one which is “blemish free” or another word that you can use in English is “flawless”.
Well this type of skin is used for the people who have the perfect skin. So a woman or a
man who does not have any dark patches or dark spots on their face it means that they
have a nice blemish free skin. So it looks nice, it shines, so definitely it is flawless
skin. So this is one of the positive words like blemish free or flawless that you can
use to appreciate someone who has that perfect skin. Moving on to the second type of skin
is “glowing” skin. So what glows? Well the Sun glows, bright light glows… so when
you talk about someone's skin, does that really glow? Well yes glowing skin, well every woman
who dreams to have that I really want to have some glowing skin to look beautiful, well
it means that you expect your skin to be radiant and well-hydrated. So someone who has that
radiant look and hydrated skin, well the correct word to use in English is glowing skin, okay?
Moving on to the next skin type which is, “silky”. Well silk, which is really smooth,
right? So we use the word silky skin or another word which is, “velvet”. Velvet is also
very smooth and soft. So someone who has that silky or smooth and soft skin, great words
or great positive words that you can use for such type of skin is silky or velvet. Well
like my neighbour, like if you touch her, her skin is just like a baby, so soft, like
she's just so pretty, she has the beautiful soft and smooth skin, so I would say that
she has silky or velvet skin. Moving on to the next type of skin witch is “photo damaged”.
So someone clicks a bad picture of you and you say, “Oops! It's photo damaged.” Well
that's incorrect. When you talk about photo damaged skin what it really means is that
when you are exposed to harmful UV rays like the ultraviolet rays well it tends to damage
your skin, okay? You would if you are exposed to the Sun for very long hours and a few spot
like dark marks on your face or red marks on your face it means that you have damaged
your skin, the harmful UV rays have damaged your skin. So now your skin is photo damaged,
okay? So last weekend when I went out with my friends and it was so hot and I was exposed
to the bad rays the bad UV rays and hence I photo damaged my skin, okay? So photo damaged
is when your skin is damaged, when you spot dark marks on your face or on your hands,
that's photo damaged for you. Okay, so exposed to UV rays tends to damage your skin. Moving
to the next type of skin that I have for you is, “youthful skin”. Now youthful skin
you can't really use the skin type for young people because if you're young you definitely
have the youthful skin, right? You can use the other words but not youthful. Well youthful
skin is typically used for older people. So someone who is in their 40s, but still they
don't look like they're in their 40s, because they look so young, they have this youthful
skin, just like someone who would be in their 20s, okay? So that's more like a compliment
for older people. So next time you meet someone who is in their 40s or 50s and you see that
they have such great skin, like you can't spot any wrinkles on their face, there are
no black marks on their face and you're like “Wow! Look at you, you have such youthful
skin.” Okay? So that person will be really happy, you would definitely make their day.
So youthful skin is skin type that is just like young people
so you can use this for older people, okay? Moving on to the next type of skin which is,
“acne prone”. Yeah, every woman dreads having acne prone skin. Well acne prone skin
is when you are constantly prone to breakouts, like you wake up in the morning you look at
yourself in the mirror and guess what you spot this awful red big pimple and you're
like ah I hate this. So if you are prone to regular breakouts on your face it means that
you have acne prone skin, okay? Alright? Moving on to the next type of skin that I have for
you which is “porcelain skin”. Now this is definitely what every woman dreams, “I
would love to have porcelain skin.” So porcelain skin actually means the perfect skin, pretty
much like blemish free and flawless, okay? Porcelain, regardless the colour of your skin,
if you have no wrinkles, no dark spots, no acne and you look beautiful, like your skin
is just so soft and smooth… well that's porcelain skin for you. So someone who has
that perfect skin regardless of the colour of the skin, it means you have porcelain skin,
okay? And then the last type of skin that I have for you is, “mature skin”. Well
mature skin it means aging skin. So like when you grow old you tend to have wrinkles, you
tend to have crow's feet on your face, right? Your skin gets really wrinkled-up, so you
would not really say that I look old or my skin is aging… well a better word to use
is mature, like I have mature skin, so I stay away from the makeup, okay? So that's how
you can use this in English. So these are the different types of skins or skin textures,
so next time you're appreciating or talking about your skin to someone, you know what
exact words you should end up using, so start using them because they're really simple and
I'll be back with a new lesson soon till then you take care.