“Complexion” in Japanese
Short answer
Complexion in Japanese is “顔色” (ganshoku). Full meaning: complexion, one's colour, one's color; countenance, expression, one's face.
Other ways to say “Complexion” in Japanese
血色
kesshoku complexion, colour, color; blood red
面色
menshoku expression, complexion
色艶
irotsuya colour and lustre, color and luster, complexion, colour, color
色
iro colour, color, hue, tint, tinge, shade; complexion, skin colour, skin color; look (on one's face), expression
顔いろ
kaoiro complexion, one's colour, one's color; countenance, expression, one's face
イロ
iro colour, color, hue, tint, tinge, shade; complexion, skin colour, skin color; look (on one's face), expression
色つや
irotsuya colour and lustre, color and luster, complexion, colour, color
色ツヤ
irotsuya colour and lustre, color and luster, complexion, colour, color
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