windburned

She turned to look up into his windburned face.

All the rest had the usual windburned faces of men who spend their time out-of-doors, even in an English summer.

Ahern scratched his windburned face as he thought on Zedd's words.

Buccari looked at his windburned features and laughed softly.

Peering over the edge, Rety saw his windburned face, the wild black hair plastered with dried sweat.

And while Candy had that pure Wisconsin milkmaid complexion, Sandy showed a scattering of freckles over her windburned nose and forehead.

When the door drew open and he saw the size of the man in a longcoat sticking his windburned face in, he clutched his cane and slid back.

With his windburned face and patch of gray hair, he could have been any kind of steady, reliable journeyman who did his own work and minded his own business.

One of his eyebrows had been split open a long time ago, and his cheeks had that reddish windburned look that indicates either ruddy good health or a deep interest in grain-alcohol products.

WITHOUT WARNING the wind died away and was replaced by an utter calm that, oddly, played on Virga's nerves until they were as raw as the flesh across his windburned cheeks.

In keeping with the Russian theme, he said, he had given the models "a windburned feeling in the cheeks, like in the Siberian cold; stained lips to make their mouths perfect; really curled eyelashes with lots of mascara, and a little iridescent powder under the eyes from MAC."