exfoliant in Spanish
exfoliant in Spanish is exfoliador, exfoliante — exfoliant means a product or ingredient that loosens and removes dead cells from the surface of the skin, either by physical rubbing with fine particles or by chemical action that dissolves the bonds holding those cells together.
exfoliant in Spanish
What does "exfoliant" mean?
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noun A product or ingredient that loosens and removes dead cells from the surface of the skin, either by physical rubbing with fine particles or by chemical action that dissolves the bonds holding those cells together.
"The scrub was too gritty, so she switched to a gentler exfoliant."
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adjective Having the effect of removing dead surface skin.
"The cleanser had a mild exfoliant action."
exfoliant in a sentence
- The scrub was too gritty, so she switched to a gentler exfoliant.
- Some acids act as an exfoliant even though nothing in the bottle feels rough.
- The cleanser had a mild exfoliant action.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "exfoliant" in Spanish?
"exfoliant" in Spanish is exfoliador, exfoliante. exfoliant means: A product or ingredient that loosens and removes dead cells from the surface of the skin, either by physical rubbing with fine particles or by chemical action that dissolves the bonds holding those cells together.
How do you use "exfoliant" in a sentence?
Example: "The scrub was too gritty, so she switched to a gentler exfoliant." In Spanish, "exfoliant" is exfoliador, exfoliante.
Are there other ways to say "exfoliant" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 2 translations listed for "exfoliant": exfoliador, exfoliante.
