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Developed by T. B. Fitzpatrick of the Harvard Medical School. More about the
Fitzpatrick Skin Types is available in: Fitzpatrick TB. Editorial: the validity and
practicality of sun-reactive skin types I through VI. Arch Dermatol 1988; 124:869-871
Skin Phototype
Skin color
Tanning & Sunburn history
1 - Never tans,
always burns
Pale or milky white;
alabaster
Develops red sunburn; painful
swelling, skin peels
2 - Sometimes
tans, usually burns
Very light brown;
sometimes freckles
Usually burns, pinkish or red coloring
appears;
can gradually develop light brown tan
3 - Usually tans,
sometimes burns
Light tan; brown, or
olive;
distinctly pigmented
Rarely burns; shows moderately rapid
tanning response
4 - Always tans;
rarely burns
Brown, dark brown, or
black
Rarely burns; shows very rapid
tanning response
Skin Type
Skin Color
History of Tanning & Sunburning
I
White
Always burns easily, never tans
II
White
Always burns easily, tans minimally
III
Light Brown
Burns moderately, tans gradually
IV
Moderate Brown
Burns minimally, tans well
V
Dark Brown
Burns rarely, tans profusely
VI
Black
Never burns, deep pigmentation
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