Why Does Your Face Turn Pale When You're Scared? » Science ABC

Your face turns pale in dangerous situations because your body starts sending blood from non-critical areas to where it's needed the most when you're faced with a fight-or-flight situation. So, if you see a dog chasing you, your face turns pale because your body immediately sends the blood to the parts of the body (such as legs and arms) where it's needed to deal with the immediate threat.

Why Does Your Face Turn Pale When You're Scared? » Science ABC

Why does one's face turn pale white when one is frightened?

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