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Significados de exfoliation en inglés

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exfoliação

A thin flake of dead epidermis shed from the surface of the skin.

exfoliação
Uso de exfoliation en inglés
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Primary outcome variables were the child's emotions at the time of exfoliation.
Pubmed
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Several pathogens suppress exfoliation, a key defense of epithelia against microbial colonization.
Pubmed
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First up is exfoliation, to take off all that hard yellow skin.
The Irish Times
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It includes exfoliation, hydrating mask and a face, neck and shoulder massage.
The Irish Times
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Kaposi regards it as an aggravation of the physiologic exfoliation of the new-born.
Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine
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She also likes that it contains AHAs, another pigment-reducing ingredient, for extra exfoliation.
NY Magazine
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The oatmeal is soothing to your skin after the sugar exfoliation.
Ebony
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The days of gritty exfoliation creams are long gone, and it's a good thing.
The Irish Times
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Burning, stinging sensation, and exfoliation were the common complications reported.
Pubmed
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Further studies are needed to establish the relationships between exfoliation, ocular biomechanics, and glaucoma.
Pubmed
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This bar is all-natural, with argan oil for moisturizing and oatmeal for gentle exfoliation.
NY Magazine
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My legs had the treatment with ground coffee followed by an exfoliation of carrots.
The Irish Times
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I would avoid if you have sensitive skin, though, as the exfoliation could irritate.
The Irish Times
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Shine -Believe it or not, just like your face, your hair needs exfoliation.
Ebony
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Begin your experience with a smoothing and nourishing body exfoliation followed by a regenerating massage.
The Irish Times
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Conclusions: In this study, CH was found to be significantly lower in eyes with exfoliation.
Pubmed
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Translations for exfoliation
portugués
exfoliação
Exfoliation a través del tiempo