Ephelides

For those searching for the meaning of "ephelides" it's a type of freckle. Yes, bet you didn't know that, eh? There's more than one type of freckle:

There are two basic types of freckles — ephelides and lentigines. Ephelides (singular: ephelis) are flat red or light-brown spots that typically appear during the sunny months and fade in the winter. Lentigines (singular: lentigo) are small tan, brown, or black spots which tend to be darker than an ephelis-type freckle and which do not fade in the winter.

For those interested in seeing ephelides in the wild, here's a couple of news reports on Nicole Kidman:

Of course, the make up rather obscures the combination of ephelides and lentigenes but still:

The lady's worth watching anyway, don't you think?