How to Describe People's Physical Appearance.

Barba Incipiente.

Stubble.

He always has stubble.





Reference in Educational Materials:

" I was tempted to skip my morning shave, but I hate having long stubble all day. I like to be clean-shaven every day."

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Tener Cauchos (grasa en el abdomen)

To have a muffin top.

She has a muffin top.

References in news:

¨Some terms (such as muffin top) come in because of a trend (low-cut jeans causing excess flesh to overflow the waistband) ¨

Sydney Morning Herald.

Surcos Nasogenianos.

Nasolabial folds.

Her nasolabial folds look really full even though she is very young.


References in News:

"The electronically gauged, constant flow of material can be a particular advantage when treating long nasolabial folds or the vermilion border of the lips."

Modern Medicine Online.

These fillers are ideal for smoothing out nasolabial folds, the creases running from the bottom of your nose to the corners of your mouth.

Wausau Daily Herald .

Tener Entradas en el Cabello, en el Pelo o en la Frente

To have a receding hairline.

He has a receding hairline.

Reference in News:

"Last weekend Mr Berlusconi, 73, who has had hair transplants and cosmetic surgery, attended the wedding of Mariastella Gelmini, his Education Minister, with his tinted receding hairline in place as normal."
Times Online

" He never fit the physical profile of a soccer player, appearing more like a construction worker with a prematurely receding hairline..."
NorthJersey.com

Patas de Gallo

Crow's feet.
She has got crow's feet that make her look older.


Reference in News:

"As recently discussed on The Doctors, there are several treatments available to deal with your crow's feet. Retin-A topical skin cream, which is available with prescription, Botox injections, facial fillers and laser treatments are the most commonly used procedures for crow's feet today. "
American Health and Beauty

"Except for telling the camera that it was capturing his crow's feet in the kiss 'n cry area, he didn't say anything crazy on Sunday."
Entertainment Weekly