If you have freckling that you don’t love, or age spots and want to make them look less obvious, when you’re looking solid colour garments, look for fabrics that have an inbuilt pattern like marle, or those with a fine to medium texture.
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How to Flatter Patterned Skin
I have never heard it called that. Thanks for the tip even if I think of them as angel kisses.
Jerianne – love that you call them angel kisses!
As someone who has had freckles all my life (and was called Freckles at school, which I didn’t like) – I love the idea that they are angel kisses! I actually don’t mind my freckles now, but may look for these fabrics next time I shop and see what they look like when I wear them.
Thank you.
This is very useful for people that have skin reactions to food etc
Irene