While not a texture change in the strictest sense, these raised vessels create a textural element you can feel when running your fingers over them. More dramatic is the orange-peel skin texture ...

Peau d’orange is a French term meaning “orange peel” or “orange skin.” It is used to describe a symptom in which the skin becomes thick and pitted, with a texture and appearance similar ...

Orange peels are far more pleasant in our cocktails than on our faces. Skin care ads often say that “silky smooth” is the ideal texture, but if your face looks and feels more like the rough ...

Orange peel-like pitting is a term for skin that looks dimpled or slightly puckered. It may also be called peau d’orange, which is French for “skin of an orange.” This type of pitting can ...

Rather, it's a colloquial term used to describe skin with pores so enlarged as to appear dimpled in texture — you know, like an orange peel. And, like your health, your short-term memory ...