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Personal Care - Skin Care

Here you will learn some English words related skin care to such as "exfoliate", "moisturize", and "face peel".

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Words Related to Personal Care
to cream
to cream
[Verb]

to apply cream onto one's body or face

Ex: She creamed her hands to keep them from getting dry. 
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facial
facial
[noun]

a beauty treatment for one's face that consists of cleansing and messaging the face to improve its appearance and condition

Ex: The spa offers a relaxing facial with natural ingredients. 
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to exfoliate

to remove dead or dry skin cells from the surface of the skin, usually by using a scrub or exfoliating product

Ex: After a long day outdoors, she likes to exfoliate her skin to remove any dirt and dead cells. 
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chemical peel

a cosmetic treatment that exfoliates and rejuvenates the skin using a chemical solution

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to cleanse

to completely clean something, particularly the skin

Ex: The spa offers a variety of treatments to cleanse and rejuvenate the skin. 
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face peel
face peel
[noun]

a cosmetic treatment that exfoliates and rejuvenates the skin using a chemical solution

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to make up

to apply cosmetics or beauty products to enhance or alter one's appearance

Ex: He made his face up for the Halloween party, creating a scary and impressive transformation. 
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to massage

to press or rub a part of a person's body, typically with the hands, to make them feel refreshed

Ex: The spa therapist used aromatic oils to massage the client's back, promoting relaxation. 
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to moisturize

to apply a hydrating substance, such as lotion or cream, to the skin in order to improve its hydration

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pat
pat
[noun]

a gentle tapping or pressing motion done with the hands on the skin

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to powder
to powder
[Verb]

to apply or sprinkle a fine, dry substance, often in the form of loose particles, onto a surface, such as the skin

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to put on
to put on
[Verb]

to apply a substance to one's skin, such as lotion

Ex: I always put on sunscreen before going to the beach. 
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to touch up

to make minor improvements or fixes to something, usually by adding a small amount of additional material

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skincare
skincare
[noun]

the routine and products used to maintain the health and appearance of the skin

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toiletries

products used in a bathroom for washing and taking care of one's body, such as soap, toothpaste, and shampoo

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cosmetics
cosmetics
[noun]

any type of substance that one puts on one's skin, particularly the face, to make it look more attractive

Ex: She has a wide collection of cosmetics for different makeup looks. 
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cosmetic
cosmetic
[Adjective]

related to improving the appearance of the body, especially the face and skin

Ex: She underwent cosmetic surgery to alter the appearance of her nose. 
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to apply
to apply
[Verb]

to put or spread something, such as a product or substance, onto a surface or area

Ex: Before painting the room, make sure to apply a primer to create a smooth surface for the paint. 
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botox
botox
[noun]

a drug derived from botulinum toxin that is used medically to temporarily reduce the appearance of wrinkles

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photorejuvenation

a cosmetic treatment that uses light-based technologies to improve the skin's appearance by reducing signs of aging, sun damage, and skin irregularities

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injectable filler

a cosmetic treatment that involves injecting a substance into the skin to restore volume and smooth wrinkles

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exfoliation

the process of removing dead skin cells from the surface of the skin to reveal smoother, brighter, and rejuvenated skin

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laser resurfacing

a cosmetic procedure that uses lasers to improve the skin's texture and appearance by removing damaged skin layers and stimulating collagen production

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facial rejuvenation

a cosmetic treatment to reduce signs of aging on the face, such as wrinkles and sagging skin

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microdermabrasion

a cosmetic procedure that involves exfoliating the skin to remove dead skin cells and improve the skin's texture and appearance

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retinol therapy

a skincare treatment that utilizes retinol, a form of vitamin A, to improve skin texture, reduce wrinkles, and promote collagen production

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ultrasonic skin treatment

a cosmetic procedure that uses high-frequency sound waves to exfoliate and rejuvenate the skin

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