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Meanings of moisturise in English

Portuguese
hidratar
Catalan
humidificar

Make (more) humid.

hidratar
Usage of moisturise in English
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Make sure to also moisturise the skin with products high in Vit.
The South African
2
One minute, you think you're fine with your basic cleanse-moisturise-sunscreen routine.
News.com.au
3
It seems it's no longer enough to cleanse, tone and moisturise.
The Irish Times
4
It's hydrating enough that it will moisturise the skin as well.
News.com.au
5
Leave on for 10 minutes then rinse it off, making sure to moisturise afterward.
The South African
6
She uses various oils stored in glass containers to moisturise.
News.com.au
7
When preparing a body, funeral directors will sometimes moisturise the fingertips to counteract this.
BBC
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Even if you have oily skin, you need to moisturise.
News.com.au
9
The crackling body mousse pops and fizzes while you moisturise.
The Irish Times
10
Exfoliate and moisturise thoroughly in the days before application.
The Irish Times
11
Watching Fiona Shaw moisturise her forearms exactly as I'd dreamed she would, was a highlight.
The Guardian
12
Cleansers cleanse, moisturisers moisturise, and serums tackle the specific issues that bother you about your skin.
The Irish Times
13
Hydrate, exfoliate and moisturise with this simple at-home lip-care routine, and try this easy sugar scrub too.
The South African
14
The basic, most common, skin care routine consists of the three-steps known as cleanse, tone and moisturise.
The South African
15
This treatment uses the PIGM 400 range and a brightening serum to moisturise and rejuvenate tired-looking skin.
Independent.ie
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Whatever product you are using to help moisturise your skin, be careful how you apply it, she advises.
The Irish Times
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