noun, noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
Traditionally refers to a light peach or pale orange color associated with Japanese skin tone. This sense is sensitive; in modern contexts, the term can be considered outdated or racially insensitive, and alternatives like ペールオレンジ or 薄橙 are sometimes preferred.
Old crayon sets had a color named 'flesh color'.
The wall was painted a pale orange close to flesh color.
skin color; skin tone
Neutral term for a person's actual skin color or complexion. Unlike sense 1, this usage is not inherently sensitive and simply describes appearance.
My skin color got a little darker from sunburn.
She has naturally fair skin.
I colored the face in with a flesh-colored crayon.
He came back from his trip with a healthy skin tone.