Meanings of too abrasive in English

And on the other it's possibly just too abrasive for comfort.

As for the scrub component, it whisks away grime but is not too abrasive.

Cocker fears Metallica are a "bit too abrasive" for a Glastonbury audience.

Use an exfoliator that isn't too abrasive; nicks may cause self-tanner to look darker post-application.

Ken Clarke was too europhile to become Conservative leader; Denis Healey was too abrasive to lead Labour.

Try not to be too abrasive, darling.

However, the investigation highlighted concerns about Ms Maxwell's communication style, which some employees found too abrasive and challenging.

Some small studies looking at the effects of charcoal toothpaste have, however, found that it may be too abrasive to tooth enamel.

If you have ultrasensitive skin, these pads are a great way to get a nicely exfoliated, clean glow without applying anything that's too abrasive.

Too abrasive, too self-centered, too much in love with himself.