ihonväriin
Ihonväriin refers to skin color in Finnish. It is a complex trait influenced by genetics, and it plays a significant role in human diversity. The primary determinant of skin color is the pigment melanin, produced by specialized cells called melanocytes. The amount, type, and distribution of melanin within the skin layers dictate the resulting hue.
Melanin's main function is to protect the skin from the harmful effects of ultraviolet (UV) radiation from
Skin color exists on a spectrum, ranging from very pale to very dark brown and black. This
In addition to melanin, other factors can influence skin appearance, such as blood circulation, the presence