A question about freckles ?

Question

i know that white ppl get freckles and blacks and pretty dark skined ppl dont, is it cuz of my white blood that i got some too? (i think so)

Answer 1

you lack melanin

Answer 2

Freckles are just a way your body protects your skin from UV rays. Anyone who sunburns is liable to get them including black people, which a number of blacks actually do sunburn. Just because the skin is dark dosn't mean they have immunity. But the thing about you having white blood might bring a gene factor into the problem though. The white blood might have changed your genes into not having the natural protection from UV rays like most black people do.

Answer 3

As a guy who things freckles are the hottest asset I girl can have, I have done a lot of research into them.  Black girls can have freckles too, and I find Black girls with freckled faces to be the HOTTEST looking girls of all!  Here's a little Q & A about freckles that will answer most of your questions:

Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About FRECKLES!

Q. What are freckles?

The simple answer is they are an uneven tan. Your skin color depends on the amount of a pigment called Melanin it contains. The more Melanin you have the darker your skin color. Albinos have no Melanin at all in their skin!

Melanin helps to protect you from the harmful ultraviolet rays in sunlight. When these rays hit your skin, the Melanin cells in your skin respond by releasing their chemicals which darken your skin and protect you better from the sun.

In some people, the Melanin tends to "clump" in areas which appear darker than the skin surrounding them. This is how freckles come about. Melanin is regulated by the MC1R gene, and a variant of that gene is believed to determine how freckly you are. When you spend lots of time in the sun, these clumps of melanin are stimulated to produce more pigment thus you get darker, or even more freckles! The tendency to have freckles seems to be inherited.

Q. Why do females and children seem to have more freckles than men?

My best guess about this is because women and children have thinner skin than men generally do. Thinner skin would not only allow your freckles to be seen easier, but also make it easier for sunlight to stimulate the Melanin Clumps into action.

Hormones may also play a role, as when pregnant women are said to get the "Mask of Pregnancy" which often is associated with more freckles.

Q. Do all skin types get freckles?

Every Race from Blacks to Asians, to East Indians can get freckles; but they are most common on White people. Freckles usually start to appear around the age of 5 years old, and generally peak during the Teenage years. They seem to fade during adulthood, which is probably due to hormonal changes and the fact that adults working jobs aren't outside exposed to the sun as much either.

Freckles ROCK!