That's actually a gene thing, I believe.  You either have the blue 
veins, or you don't.  I don't, my cousin does.  I think it's skin 
layers, the key, but I'm not sure.

It was a sign of royalty in the past, in many cultures.  It's the origin 
of having 'blue blood' - ie, of a royal line. In Elizabethan times, they 
painted them on, over the white lead base paint.

Personally, I've seen more of Jolie's breast in several films.  The 
entire "private moment" and "intimate sharing" thing is driving me 
BATTY!!!!!!

My favourite one is a facebook friend, who posted it with the legend "I 
assure you I look like this when I'm breastfeeding too!"

:-)

Morgan Gallagher


Jessica LaBaugh wrote:
> Do you suppose there's a special makeup artist who's trained on covering up the bright blue veins?  All I know is that I look like Spiderman!
>
>   

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