| To combat oilier skin come summer, add a toner to your skin-care routine to remove surface oil, and choose oil-free moisturizers. |
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| For oilier skin types, pay particular attention to problematic areas ensuring that they are covered with product. |
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| It is both oilier and thicker due to the action of testosterone, which regulates the skin's structure and function. |
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| Non-occlusive, non-comedogenic textures compatible with men's oilier skin, for guaranteed comfort of use. |
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| You must keep oil in the oilier, periodically check the filters, and periodically examine the hoses for cracks and abrasions. |
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| Soot resulting from a fire involving synthetic materials tends to be oilier and more difficult to remove than powdery soot. |
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| It's thicker, has more collagen, and also tends to be oilier. |
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| Men's skin is oilier because the hydrolipidic film is richer. |
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| He patented the spring loaded oilier bushings for easier rod handling. |
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| This type of skin is oilier and at risk for acne, age not being a factor. |
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| Men's skin differs from women's skin: it is thicker and oilier. |
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| Those with oilier skin are prone to having runny mascara. |
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| Washing solvents on the basis of high boilers are oilier than products with lower flash points and call for meticulous adjustment of the washing programs. |
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| Even so, the oilier side of our nature has never threatened to unhorse the cowboy entirely, not even now, when the pressure to develop every last seam of energy is end-of-administration intense. |
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| Many worship cod and haddock, rejecting anything oilier, stronger flavored or bonier. |
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| The oilier the sand, the more oil-eating bacteria he found. |
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| By the time you were passed from the oily salesman to the oilier sales manager to the slightly matte-finished sale closer, you were so exhausted that you agreed to just about anything. |
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| It is oilier than women's skin and more prone to impurities. |
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| Oilier complexions have larger sebaceous glands, making the skin thicker and better able to tolerate a more abrasive scrub. |
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