Do colored people also blush or it is only to white more noticeable?

I guess majority of us do blush.. IT's only a matter of visibility for others.. haha =D I guess it all boils down to how much we are blushing, and the skin tone of each individual does not really make much difference though.. After all, red will still be red, under every color.. haha =D Just like sunburn, regardless of one is tanned or fair, the redness is there for all to see.. Bright and clear.. hehe

Oh, black people also blush and if you really pay attention you will see it. They are less noticeable because of the darker pigment. I have been known to blush,yes. Most people blush to some degree at some time. It was worse when I was younger and very shy but now not so bad.

All races are capable of blushing, but it is much more noticeable in those with very light skins.

Everyone has the capacity to blush but to some people, it isn't obvious because of the color of their skin. We were also taught in school to be really observant with dark-skinned people for changes in skin color such as when they have turned pale due to shock, or blood loss because it may not be noticeable . There are areas where you should look because that is where those changes manifest more clearly.

all people blush irregardless of colors and races. Everyone have feeling and so what happen to other people if they easily blush it would show on their faces.

yes, of course as blushing occur when you feel embarrass and it is also reflected in the facial movement, gestures and reflexes not just the color. Those with fair skin is is noticeable while those with darker skin they also blush but the red color is slightly visible unlike those with fair skin.

Here is a quote by a famous American author, Mark Twain. "Man is the only animal that can blush, or needs to." All people blush. Their capillaries dilate, they open up, and more blood rushes into the skin where that happens. In darker people it may not be as noticeable, or it might. I would depend on their underlying skin tone. All people are capable of being flattered or embarrassed and all people can and do blush.

As far as i know blushing and skin colour have no relationship. Whites blush just as much as blacks or coloured.Its a inherent nature rather than physical.

Hi neelianoscet, I am a brownie, and I have blushed several times. :)

Everyone blushes, it simply depends on your skin pigment as to how visable it is. I am white and when I "blush" you can hardly tell, especially in the summer because I have a very olive skin tone that does not show the blushing. But my sister on the other hand has very fair skin and the least little thing will cause her to turn just a rosey.

I think all people blush- when you blush you feel a kind of rush in your cheeks, right? I have darker-complexioned friends that say they feel that. I've also seen some dark-complexioned people "blush"- it doesn't look like the pink/redness that light-complexioned people get but there is certainly a little change in the skin tone.

yeah, they also blush it is a natural process and i think all people blush and it is not only noticeable to those with dark skin. though some may be upset since it may sound quite insulting if you are going to ask if they blush. Well, it is a very natural and lot of people may have the natural tendency to blush while to others it may not be visible. it also depending to the skin tone and the normal reaction.

i know what u seek. yes absolutely undeniably yes. i was told by my white co works that i turned red. one told me that when i walked in on her using the bath room that my face turned red. i didnt believe her. i saw this girl that was my complexion turned a hot pink. isee my face in the mirror turn red. i have pictures to prove it. since then i see black people blush often because i am more obervant. i can tell u a lot more. time will not allow me to tell. thats for this site. because a lot of blacks dont know what blushing is. or they r a fraid to comment. one more incident,i saw this light skinned woman cheeks and nosed turn reddish pink when a guy was talking to her of a mature subject matter. her cheeks and nosed stayed that way for more than 20 min. it one of two reasons people dont see black people blush, either they r not around them enogh or they r not observant. because it does happen. some time their nose turn reddish purple when they r talking to a guy they find attractive. i can tell u a lot more. i hpoe this answers a lot of ur questions.u cam emaial me at Dstarksb@aol.com for more questions. i have the answers.

i have a colored friend i usually see him blush in his ears i hope it helps.. ^^ hehehehehhe

I guess that is a good question. I've never thought about it.

I have a friend she is morena. Whenever she is blushing it shows on her face. The red cheek is really distinctive even if she is morena or have a brown color. I can easily see on her cheek because the blood goes there so it is still distinctive. I don't know to those really have a black color. Maybe we can't see their blushing because the color is black.

It’s an interesting question...I guess it is not something I have ever thought about really. I would imagine that if a person has darker skin the blushing would not be as noticeable. I have a friend who has dark skin and I’ve never noticed her blushing before so she is either not very shy or you really can’t tell! I must ask her...

I haven't ever given this any thought. I don't think black people blush. If they do, I just didn't know it. We all get embarassed from time to time, though. Basically, we're all colored. White is a color, too. Kathy.

Of course they blush too especially if they but blush on!! Colored or people with brown or dark skin do blush too and we can tell that if they do however, the bushing is not as noticeable as the ones with white or lighter skin tone... You are funny neelianoscet!