exfoliate
/ɛks ˈfoʊ li eɪt/
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Definition(s):
- (v) spread by opening the leaves of
- (v) cast off in scales, laminae, or splinters
- (v) remove the surface, in scales or laminae
- (v) come off in a very thin piece
- (v) grow by producing or unfolding leaves
Usage(s):
- In passing, note the ripples of protest that exfoliate up from the ankles through knees to outer thighs, the pebbly grind of hip sockets trying to accommodate swiveling joints.
- The key ingredient, alpha hydroxy acid, is found in many antiaging products and helps exfoliate the top layers of skin to reveal fresher skin underneath.
- The stylish Mandara Spa offers massage, wraps, and waxingplus a three-in-one Chinese herbal back treatment to exfoliate, cleanse, and revitalize travel-worn skin.
Quotes
- "Nothing makes me feel more party ready than top-to-toe glistening skin - be sure to exfoliate before applying a shimmering moisturiser," Tess explained.on Dec 1, 2009 By: Tess Daly Source: Avon (blog)
- The medical opinion: "If you have any history of eczema on the face you should use a soap-free cleanser and a good protective moisturiser," says dermatologist Dr Nick Lowe. "Don't exfoliate. It's a common skincare myth that you should...on Feb 14, 2010 By: Nick Lowe Source: Telegraph.co.uk
- Ex-Hibs, Rangers and Motherwell star Craig added: "It's a fantastic way of getting a message across that guys have to check themselves more often and not be so reluctant about seeing a doctor. Men wear earrings now, they exfoliate, they get their...on Oct 27, 2009 By: Craig Paterson Source: The Sun
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