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UKemollient
/ɪmˈɒliənt/
/ɪmˈɑːliənt/Emollient
[NOUN]1
a moisturizing substance or ingredient that softens and soothes the skin
What is an "emollient"?
An emollient is a skin care product or ingredient that has moisturizing properties, helping to soften and soothe the skin by creating a protective barrier and retaining hydration. Emollients are commonly used to alleviate dryness, relieve itching, and improve the overall texture and appearance of the skin. They are suitable for various skin types and can be found in creams, lotions, ointments, and other personal care products, providing a nourishing and hydrating effect for smooth and supple skin.
emollient
[ADJECTIVE]Examples
1. The air itself has emollient properties.
2. Mhmm, emollient, that sounds like a delicious apertif.
3. The rest of the formula mostly consists of silicones and emollients.
4. So right off the bat, the texture of this NYX one is a lot less emollient than the Charlotte Tillbury one.
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