| You must have tried the standard treatment with emollients, which soften the skin and increase its water content. |
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| He anoints his body with an endless series of unguents, emollients, lubricants, and conditioners. |
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| If emollients alone don't treat the condition, the next step is to use a steroid cream or ointment. |
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| No doubt there'll be some spurious, nebulous rhetoric about rights and responsibilities, respect, choice and other such middle class emollients. |
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| My hands are so soft and tender from avoidance of manual toil that I could be a spokesmodel for overpriced emollients. |
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| Recurrence of this benign but often malodorous condition is prevented by skin care with emollients. |
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| Choose a moisturiser that contains emollients or hyaluronic acid, a natural substance which helps the body's cells retain moisture. |
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| Keeping the skin moisturised between attacks, and including the use of emollients in daily routines can also control eczema. |
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| Other important prevention strategies include proper hygiene and liberal use of emollients to reduce drying and cracking of the skin. |
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| Keeping areas moisturized with topical emollients or urea can be beneficial. |
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| Some manufacturers have added emollients to their skin cleansers to enhance washing and rinsing activity and to condition skin. |
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| The use of skin emollients or barrier creams to prevent contact dermatitis is receiving new attention. |
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| When added in proper concentrations, cetyl or stearyl alcohol may also be incorporated in skin cleansing products as emollients. |
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| Shaving creams are made up of oils and emollients that help glide the blade across the skin reducing pain and incidents of cutting. |
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| A major disadvantage of alcohols is their drying effect, although some newer preparations contain emollients to minimize skin drying. |
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| Also, look for finishing creams with emollients and serums that soften the hair cuticle. |
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| Commonly used in moisturizers, emollients lubricate the skin and give the cosmetic product a smooth, soft feeling. |
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| There are many emollients that have been especially designed for sensitive skin. |
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| Traditionally the treatment of atopic dermatitis has included the frequent use of emollients and the intermittent use of topical corticosteroids to control acute flares. |
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| Using lotions or emollients as soap substitutes may be helpful. |
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| These cleansers have more emollients, which help the skin retain moisture. |
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| It provides an effective barrier that seals out moisture, contains emollients to moisturize and is non-sensitizing and fragrance free. |
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| So-called rejuvenating cosmetic skin preparations are ineffective, although simple emollients may provide temporary suppleness. |
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| Topical steroids and emollients – moisturisers that prevent water loss – are the mainstay today. |
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| Sometimes called emollients, moisturizers are mixtures of oils, fats and water that help to restore the oil and moisture content of the skin. |
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| Lipsticks are composed of color pigments, shaping wax, and emollients or oils to moisturize and carry the color. |
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| Use emollients after you shower or wash or any time your skin feels dry or itchy. |
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| Its formula rich in soft emollients and moisturizing vegetable oil, protect your lips of the drying. |
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| The Pure Color eyeshadow Mono from Estée Lauder allows an easy application thanks to its formula rich in emollients. |
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| The use of emollients improves compliance with alcohol-based hand antiseptics. |
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| This olive-oil based paste contains active hydrating agents and emollients. |
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| These are usually emollients, which soothe, smooth and hydrate the skin. |
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| The fatty alcohols like cetyl, stearyl and ceteryl are used as emollients but are often wrongly associated with ethyl. |
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| A high glide and conditioning cream containing a unique balance of natural shave primers and skin softening emollients from pure plant oils including avocado, olive, marula and wheat germ. |
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| Gransurf 50C also functions as a wetting agent for pigments and as a coupling agent for emollients, moisturizers and sunscreens. |
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| Siloxanes D4 and D5 are used as emollients to soften the skin. |
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| They are demulcents, emollients, a heart stimulant and help in checking the loss of memory. |
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| Second-generation moisturizers add emollients and humectants to bind water and lipids for temporary barrier improvement. |
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| These include emollients, coal tar extracts, dithranol, vitamin D derivatives and the vitamin A derivative, tazarotene. |
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| It was a clear gel that contained emollients to protect skin, and it was visually appealing because the machinery that squirted it into bottles left bubbles suspended in it. |
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| And no sooner have we stripped out one batch of emulsifiers and emollients than we are tipping on more astringents, elasticisers and water repellants. |
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| Statement 4 Children with atopic eczema are prescribed sufficient quantities from a choice of unperfumed emollients for daily use. |
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| I recommend you looking at products which contain emollients and humectants particularly. |
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| Rich in herbs and soothing emollients, our advanced formulations contain vegetable and citrus extracts, essential oils, and hydrating emollients that soothe, moisturize, and cleanse. |
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| The mechanism of action of emollients may be elucidated as a role substitution by lipid ingredients, which take on the functions of naturally occurring lipids that are either absent or impaired in eczematous skin. |
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| Eczematous skin tends to be dry and irritated and sufferers are often told about the importance of keeping the skin moisturized with emollients that help lock moisture in the skin. |
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| We are the leading supplier of Mead-owfoam Seed Oil and Daikon Radish Oil, and are constantly pursuing new botanical emollients. |
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| All cases will require regular use of a simple moisturizing ointment, such as an emulsifying ointment, petroleum jelly or one of the many commercial prescribable emollients. |
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| The product line consists of actives, texturizing agents, preservatives, emollients, oils, butters, waxes and resins, surfactants, pigments and pearlescent pigments. |
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| Emollients in alcohol-based hand antiseptics have been shown to reduce complaints of drying, irritation, and itching by health care workers. |
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| Emollients soften while moisturisers add moisture and work to increase the hydration of the stratum corneum by occluding the skin's surface so that water is not lost. |
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