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the only emotion that paints itself on your face without permission.
means To redden in the face from embarrassment, shame, or modesty — or, of a thing, to take on a soft pink tint.
from From Old English blyscan, to glow red or grow ruddy, related to a wider Germanic family for redness and shining — a cousin of words like blaze and blood's bright hue. The notion was always heat made visible: skin lit up like a banked ember catching air.
- can't fake
- Blushing is nearly impossible to do voluntarily
- darwin's puzzle
- He called it the most peculiar human expression
- belly too
- Severe blushing can spread down the chest and stomach
- social glue
- It signals honesty, making blushers seem more trustworthy
- adrenaline rush
- The same hormone driving fight-or-flight reddens your cheeks
for instance
nars orgasm — iconic peachy-pink blush launched in 1999, frequently cited as most popular shade globally
mac powder kiss — professional makeup artist standard blush line created by mac cosmetics in toronto