Hanapin
Peach fuzz
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pangibabaw na balahibo
the very thin, delicate, and nearly invisible hair that covers much of the human body and is particularly noticeable on the face
What is the origin of the idiom "peach fuzz" and when to use it?
The idiom "peach fuzz" likely comes from the resemblance of the soft, fine hairs on a person's skin, especially the face, to the velvety texture found on the skin of a ripe peach fruit. It is often used informally to describe this delicate, almost invisible hair, particularly in children and young adults.
Halimbawa
The peach fuzz on her arms was highlighted by the sunlight streaming through the window.
As he entered adolescence, his face began to show the first signs of peach fuzz above his upper lip.
The newborn had a soft peach fuzz on her cheeks, which was barely visible but incredibly delicate to the touch.
After shaving, he missed the feeling of peach fuzz that used to give his face a hint of softness.
The makeup artist advised against heavy foundation as it could cling to the peach fuzz and make it more noticeable.
