blemish
- noun
- /ˈblɛmɪʃ/
- And this is like the blemishes and just making sure that my skin looks pretty even.
These are the Murad clarifying wipes for blemish prone skin.
- These are the Murad clarifying wipes for blemish prone skin.
- This concealer on spots or blemishes is the best thing ever.
- And then the one that I use on my blemishes is the shade latte.
- So they have this salsa like acid mass for blemish prone skin.
- It helps with blemishes, pigment, wrinkles, collagen.
- They can definitely improve not only blemishes, blackheads, pigmentation, but wrinkles too.
- He doesn't have he doesn't have acne or blemishes really.
- So this pen uses blue light to fight blemishes and fade them.
Examples
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Not a blemish on your perfect skin.
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So this pen uses blue light to fight blemishes and fade them.
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Perfectly healthy, no blemish at all.
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Oops, Little little blemish there, but we'll fix that up.
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I do have a few little blemish scars.
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This is not some unforgivable blemish that I have to hold on to forever.
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Making sure your ceremony is up to his standards without stain or blemish.
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You can count on it for under eye areas, blemishes, marks, spots, whatever.
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This concealer on spots or blemishes is the best thing ever.
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The cream helped to reduce the appearance of the blemish on her cheek.
Synonyms
A mark that makes something a different color and is hard to remove
A thin shallow mark on skin or a surface made by something sharp
A fault that makes something less useful or valuable
An area of skin rubbed off by scraping
A dirty mark on something that makes it look untidy
A very small spot that stands out on a surface
A messy mark left on a surface by a substance
A small mark often made by ink or dirt
A scratch or mark made when one thing rubs another
A small mark or flaw that spoils how something looks
A large irregular spot on skin or another surface that is a different color
A small spot or stain on a surface
A small spot on a surface showing an imperfection
A dirty mark that spoils the look of clothing or fabric
Antonyms
How Noticeable
Surface Forms
Etymology
Blemish comes from an old word like blesme meaning 'wound' or 'mark', so a blemish is a small mark or flaw that 'wounds' the skin or the look of an object.