When I was a little kid my little sister used to brag about having a girlfriend with big, smooth freckles all over her face. Little did we know what we were missing until she passed away, but now that we're adults it's time to have a look at our genetic legacy and the freckles that came with it. The orange markings on your face are called freckles and they're not just found on your face - they're also located on your breasts, your belly, your back, your neck, and they're even sometimes found in your groin area. For those of you with large dark eyes (as many of us have small, dark eyes that are too small for our face) this can be an even more painful experience - your freckles are most often found around your eye area and these are most likely accompanied by burning, itching and pain during urination. There is no cure for freckles and although there are some options to reduce their visibility such as removing them with make up or laser treatment, you should still accept that you have these marks on your skin and deal with them accordingly. Maintaining a healthy diet high in fresh fruit and vegetables (especially dark green leafy greens) will help the production of natural collagen which will help smooth out your skin and will improve circulation - leading to clearer, smoother skin..