Brown skin

Dark skin is a commonly used phrase to describe people of color. Other terms used to describe darker skin types include ethnic skin, brown skin, and pigmented skin. The unifying feature represented is pigmented skin (i.e., shades of tan, olive, brown, and black). Such individuals are often classified as Fitzpatrick s skin types IV through VI. These individuals represent many of the faces of North America, South America, Africa, the Caribbean, Asia, Malaysia, and Australia. 

Kaposi s Sarcoma. These are tumors of the blood vessels. In non-AIDS patients, Kaposi s sarcoma (KS) is typically only seen in older men of Mediterranean or Jewish ancestry. In homosexual men with AIDS, as many as 69% may develop Kaposi s sarcoma. Initially, only few tumors appear as pink, purple, or brown skin lesions, usually located on the arms or legs. These tumors will spread and become widely distributed, eventually involving most of the linings of the body. If they spread to the lungs, they are difficult to control. 

I offer it to you to add to your own until the anger of men shall rise to such heights that indignities we now suffer will be crushed and your smooth brown skin will be no more1 than smooth brown skin.58... 

Clofazimine is a dye with bactericidal activity against M. leprae and antiinflammatory properties. It is given orally, but is incompletely absorbed. Because of its high lipophilicity, it accumulates in adipose and other tissues and leaves the body only rather slowly (ti/2 - 70 d). Red-brown skin pigmentation is an unwanted effect, particularly in fair-skinned patients. 

Anaphylactic reactions including fatal anaphylaxis other hypersensitivity reactions including dyspnea, urticaria, other rashes, and febrile episodes inflammation at or near injection site, including sterile abscesses (IM) brown skin discoloration at injection site (IM) flushing and hypotension with overly rapid IV administration ... 

At 11 A.M., with my eyes shut, I saw myself with a brown skin, walking in the market place of a strange city. Surrounded by brown-skinned people, I thought I was in a city in... 

Bugayev examined the man as he approached. He knew the type brown skin like tanned leather, thick moustache drooping over his lip so he could take a taste of his vodka home with him, to savour long after the last glass of the day. Overalls under his coat, a tatty moth-eaten fur hat. 

Brown skin pigments, retarded growth, abnormal teeth (in newborn babies) ... 

Nuts are composed of a wooden-like shell and a seed, covered by a yellow or brown skin. Each part makes up about 50% of the nut mass. Inside of the seed is a germ. The seeds of nuts consist of about 60% lipids rich in unsaturated fatty acids, 16-20% easily digested proteins, 7% saccharides, vitamins B, (10 mg/100 g) and C (30-50 mg/100 g), and P, Mg, K, and Na. With regard to their high quantity of easily assimilated nutrients, nuts may be used in diets of convalescents and children. 

Burns moderately, tans gradually Light brown skin... 

Burns minimally, tans readily Moderate brown skin or olive skin... 

Benzenamine, phenylamine, aminobenzene, aminophen, kyanol. Oily liquid, colourless when fresh, darkening on exposure to air and light, characteristic smell and burning taste bp 184-186°C volatile with steam. Absorbed by oral, dermal or inhalation routes. 1 g can be fatal aniline and nitrobenzene produce methaemoglobin. Slate blue-brown skin. CNS anoxia. Renal tubular necrosis, hepatic necrosis. Haemolytic in large doses. 

The most common type of kiwifruit is A. deliciosa. Fruit of this species has a dull-brown skin with dense hair. Its flesh is translucent and bright green, which contrasts against its white core and black seeds. 

In Japan and Korea, A. rufa is distributed wild (Ferguson, 1991). Mature fruit have hairless brown skin and weight of 8 20 g. A. rufa fruit have several unique characteristics, such as high quinic acid and low protease contents (Kim et al, 2007 Nishiyama et al, 2007a). These characteristics make A. rufa valuable genetic resources for crossbreeding of Actinidia plants. 

Siriwardhana and Shahidi [5] reported that extracts of whole almond seed, brown skin, and shell rendered potent free radical scavenging capacities. Their studies showed a 100% scavenging... 

Siriwardhana and Shahidi [33] evaluated the Trolox equivalents antioxidant capacity (TEAC) of almond and its by-product extracts and found that ethanolic extracts, at the same concentration the TEAC values, followed the order of brown skin > green shell cover > whole seed (kernel). Values of brown skin and green shell cover extracts were 12.6- and 9.8-fold higher than that of whole seed extract, respectively. Alasalvar et al. [30] observed that hazelnut kernel and its green leafy cover extracts from 80% (v/v) ethanol were characterized as having significantly lower (P < 0.05) total antioxidant activity compared to those of extracts obtained from 80% (v/v) acetone. 

Siriwardhana and Shahidi [33] reported that hydrogen peroxide scavenging activities at lOOppm were 59%, 63%, and 66% and at 200ppm were 86%, 91%, and 91% for whole almond seed, brown skin, and green shell (leafy) cover extracts, respectively. The results obtained from both hazelnut and almond clearly show that extracts from by-products scavenged organic free radicals more effectively than kernel or seed extracts. 

Phenolic compounds are major contributors to the delicate and slightly astringent flavor of walnut fruits [21]. They are mostly found in a special protective tan-brown skin known as the pellicle that surrounds the kernel. Despite the small amount of this thin cover (5% of the fruit weight), it is rich... 

Within several hours of application, DHA produces a brown skin color by reacting with the outer layer of the skin, which consists of dead cells. Only the dead cells react with DHA, so the color gradually fades as the dead cells slough off and are replaced. This process generally leads to the fading of chemical tans within a few weeks. Another problem with chemical tans is uneven skin color. Areas of skin such as elbows and... 

Porous silicon particles could be utilized in a variety of consumer care applications if their cost of manufacture becomes low enough. Silica and porous silica are already widely used by the toothpaste and cosmetic industries, and porous silicon offers superior mechanical properties for teeth cleaning and very different optical properties for cosmetics. Partial thermal oxidation has been used to improve shelf life in liquid formulations and to match brown skin tones. Preliminary mouthfeel testing for oral hygiene products has been carried out, but formalized skin-feel testing and optimization is required for numerous dermatological products. Product examples discussed include multifunctional dentifrice abrasives, sunscreens, bronzers, foundation and makeup additive, and anti-aging formulations. 

A West Indian tree related to the Brazil nut which bears a fruit resembling the mango. This tree and the fruit are referred to as the anchovy pear. It is an oval fleshy fmit that grows 2 to 3 in. (5 to 8 cm) long with eight grooves on its brown skin. Anchovy pears are usually eaten pickled. 

Notes Max. gap sizes 20mm wide x 10mm deep. Other colours white, gr, brown. Skin time 45mins for coloured varieties. 

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