Adjective:

இலேபனம்,

emollient's Usage Examples:

Common emollients include white petrolatum and hydrogenated vegetable oil.

Rose petals add fragrance and acts as an emollient.

This emollient is the very definition of "butter.

, all of which act as foods when taken internally, and have a merely physical emollient action when applied externally.

emollients applied to the rest of the skin.

Glycerin soap ordinarily consists of about equal parts of pure hard soap and glycerin (the latter valuable for its emollient properties).

shower emollients Bath emollients are designed to work over a 10-20 minute period during bathing.

Dermis The deep layer of skin emollient An agent that soothes and softens the skin; also known as a moisturizer.

There is an approximately 3x3 inch patch in the training pants which contains Sorbitol, a sugar-like material that is used as a sweetener in gum or as a skin softening emollient.

bath emollients are widely prescribed by doctors to treat eczema.

Alternatives: vegetable emollients (see alternatives to Animal Fats and Oils ).

Therefore, soaps should be replaced by emollient soap substitutes, which cleanse, moisturize and help heal the skin.

"Most shampoos contain the same basic ingredients consisting of a detergent, a binder, a foaming agent, preservatives, and some sort of emollient to prevent cuticle stripping.

Synonyms:

soft, salving, softening, demulcent,

Antonyms:

tough, loud, noisy, softness, hard,