What sentences describe freckles?

Spotted freckles are resting quietly at the moment, flashing quietly like stars.

Freckles curl up on their lips like shy little stars.

Little freckles quietly jumped down from my face and put on some cuckoo wings.

Small freckles quietly jumped down from my face, dressed as fine spring, and finally hung on white stationery.

Small freckles with a long list of ellipsis, full of deep homesickness.

Freckle curled up on her lips, her eyelids trembled and she cried.

Freckle smiled with tears in her eyes. There is a swing in the wine cellar, and the moon is sipping on the window.

His cheeks became pale and freckled because he stayed in the house for too long, and his muscles were slack and slightly sunken.

His face is small and thin, with freckles.

The freckles on her face are very special, not irregularly distributed on both sides of the bridge of the nose, but evenly distributed all over her face. The color and size are similar, and it looks like a stipple painting.

His face is covered with freckles, like a cake covered with fly droppings.

Freckles on the face are crowded with eyebrows and eyes, which makes people look blurred.

His skin color is black and purple, and his face has many freckles. On closer inspection, you can almost doubt that he is a pockmarked face.

This man is so ugly. Huang Chengcheng's round face is covered with freckles, like a burnt black sesame cake.

His face was covered with freckles, as if he had been sprinkled with yellow sand by a naughty partner.

Freckle is a small light brown spot with a tip about the size of a grain of rice. It often appears on the forehead, bridge of the nose and cheeks, and occasionally on the neck, shoulders and back of the hand. It is autosomal dominant inheritance, especially in summer, and the development of the disease is related to sun exposure.

Freckles generally appear around the age of 3-5, which is aggravated in adolescence and tends to fade with age. Most of them are women. It usually happens on the face, especially the nose and cheeks, but it also happens on the back of the hand, neck and shoulders. The number of spots varies from the tip of a needle to the size of a grain of rice, from light brown to dark brown, from a few sparse to hundreds of dense clusters, isolated and unconformity. No conscious symptoms. Sunlight can stimulate or aggravate, generally lighter in winter and heavier in summer.