freckles are small, harmless marks that appear on the skin. genetics and sun exposure are the primary causes of
freckles.
some people are more likely to get
freckles than others, depending on their genes and skin type. if a person is genetically more likely to develop
freckles, exposure to sunlight can make them appear.
freckles are common in children and may disappear or become less noticeable as they grow up.
freckles appear when melanin, the pigment that gives skin its color, builds up under the skin.
freckles may look brown, red, or tan.
sun exposure and genetic factors make some people more likely to develop
freckles