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/ˈmoisCHəˌrīz/,
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moisturizing, present participle; moisturising, present participle; moisturises, 3rd person singular present; moisturised, past tense; moisturized, past tense; moisturizes, 3rd person singular present; moisturized, past participle; moisturised, past participle;
  1. Make (something, esp. the skin) less dry

  1. humidify: make (more) humid; "We have a machine that humidifies the air in the house"
  2. (Moisturizing) Moisturizers or moisturisers (see spelling differences) are complex mixtures of chemical agents specially designed to make the external layers of the skin (epidermis) softer and more pliable, by increasing its hydration (water content) by reducing evaporation. ...
  3. to make more moist; to make more humid
  4. (Moisturizer) An emollient cream used to hydrate skin.
  5. (MOISTURIZER) Moisturizers replenish and rejuvenate skin to facilitate a healthier, less old-looking and itchy-feeling complexion. Generously used AM and PM, they’re an essential cog in any proper regimen.
  6. (Moisturizer) This material typically encountered in your care and beauty products. Its main function is to soften the skin or hair.
  7. (moisturizer) and great hair vitalizing liquid; use your very own homemade coconut oil as body/hair cream or use ... way to enjoy unadulterated coconut oil is by preparing it at home. ...
  8. (Moisturizers) Add moisture to the skin.
  9. (Moisturizers) whose role is to hold moisture in the hair. Usually these contain high proportions of humectants.
  10. Moisturizers are vital to every skin care regimen, regardless of skin condition. They help to protect the skin's natural defenses against the environment while controlling moisture loss from the skin. Dermalogica has a moisturizer formula for every skin condition, from dry to oily. ...
  11. (Moisturizing) This is the act of retaining moisture (water) in the hair using and oil and/or butter. You can use a water–based or oil–based product as a leave–in conditioner after washing your hair.
  12. (Moisturizing) Rehydrating the hair shaft. Particularly important after a haircolor service.
  13. (Moisturizing) The process of retaining liquid in the hair to prevent it from drying out. Many shampoos and conditioners are formulated with ingredients (i.e. humectants, extracts, oils) to specifically promote moisturization.