People with clear skin, typically without blemishes, acne, or other skin problems; or a brand name for skincare products.
Compound of 'clear' plus 'skins' (Old English scinn). Became notably used as a commercial brand name in the 20th century, but reflects the age-old cultural ideal of blemish-free skin.
The obsession with 'clear skin' reveals deep cultural history—in many societies, clear skin signaled health, fertility, and wealth. Medieval people used lead-based makeup (poisonous!) to achieve 'clear skin,' showing how dangerous beauty standards can become.
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