Looking in the mirror in the sun, the skin is rough 5

I'm different from you, I look in the mirror in the sun and feel **extra tender and white, you can use more**, pore-shrinking essence or pore cream are OK.

We look in the mirror and have a mirror reflection and everything the human eye sees is diffuse reflection (excluding the mirror and the calm water surface) Looking in the mirror is originally to increase self-confidence, why bother looking so in, whose ** will be flawless? Unless it's not human. Finally, I added that I saw myself in the mirror as flat and non-three-dimensional.

Everyone is like this, in fact, the smoothest ** is also uneven, and there are a lot of small hairs on it, the sunlight is strong, and it is more obvious than the light, so you will have this feeling, you don't believe that you can see others up close in the daylight, everyone is like this, but don't make it too obvious, it will scare people. By the way, the angled angle of daylight makes it easier to see the kind of potholes you mentioned, and the front is less noticeable.

Say a few more words, as long as there is no obvious ** disease, you don't have to care about these, you all know that you have to be close to see it, basically the person who will look at you seriously at close range is only your lover, since it is the person who loves you, he will not mind these trivial things).

Summary. When sunlight hits the **, it will absorb part of it, scatter part of it, and then reflect part of it. It is not able to emit light, so whether a person's white or not should be determined by how much visible light it reflects.

If it is darker indoors and whiter outdoors, one possibility is that the outdoor itself is well-lit, although your reflectivity is certain, but the total amount of reflected sunlight will be more. On the contrary, the room is darker. This is a more conventional interpretation.

Another conjecture of my own, could it be that most of the subject's blood vessels are purple? After all**It is not completely opaque like white paper, it should be a translucent effect, in fact, there will be a part of the sunlight directly through the surface of the **hit on the blood vessels of the face, if there are many blood vessels in the face and purple, it may neutralize a part of**The yellow light.

Why is it very white when the sun shines in the mirror.

Maybe it's because you're an olive skin, and this will happen to you with cold yellow skin.

Sunlight hitting the ** will absorb a part of it, scatter the first part of the muffled part, and then reflect a part. It is not able to emit light, so whether a person's white or not should be determined by how much visible light it reflects. If it is darker indoors and whiter outdoors, one possibility is that the outdoor itself is well-lit, although your reflectivity is certain, but the total amount of reflected sunlight will be more.

On the contrary, the room is darker. This is a more conventional interpretation. Another conjecture of my own, could it be that most of the subject's blood vessels are purple?

After all**It is not completely opaque like white paper, it should be a translucent effect, in fact, there will be a part of the skin light of the sun mask directly through the surface of the **hit on the blood vessels of the face, if there are many blood vessels in the face and purple, it may neutralize a part of**The yellow light.

Hope it helps.