Similar words: exfoliate, foliation, defoliation, foliate, foliated, defoliate, palliation, retaliation. Meaning: [eks‚fəʊlɪ'eɪʃn] 
n. 1. the peeling off in flakes or scales of bark or dead skin 2. a thin flake of dead epidermis shed from the surface of the skin.
n. 1. the peeling off in flakes or scales of bark or dead skin 2. a thin flake of dead epidermis shed from the surface of the skin. 
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1 Regular deep-cleansing and exfoliation should be part of your beauty routine.
2 Exfoliation Exfoliation will improve the texture of the skin, particularly if you are over thirty.
3 Exfoliation is increased by sunburn.
4 Disposal: No rash, complete escharosis exfoliation, chickenpox was cured.
5 We present two cases of idiopathic true exfoliation of the lens capsule , with histopathologic confirmation.
6 The effect of quenching agent on exfoliation corrosion resistance of 2519 alloy was investigated by means of hardness tests and transmission electron microscopy (TEM).
7 A novel method for automatically detecting the scrape exfoliation of train wheelset tread surfaces was proposed.
8 Physical weathering: thermal expansion and contracting, ice wedging, exfoliation, salt crystallization.
9 Regular exfoliation encourages elimination of dead cells and impurities from skin. Awakens skin's natural vitality,(www.Sentencedict.com) and leaves skin feeling fresh and looking youthfully radiant.
10 Use textured side for gentle exfoliation and smooth side to lift away dulling impurities.
11 The are as follows. the exfoliation development, pitting occurred at first , then followed by intergranular.
12 Results showed that the datum of silk exfoliation is in close relation with raw cocoon regarding to its size, cocooning season and the control of temperature and humidity while silkworm spins.
13 Exfoliation of organoclay was obtained after 4 min of mixing time in a banbury mixer.
14 There is little doubt that skin does benefit from exfoliation.
15 This low sensitivity rate has encouraged the use of instruments to enhance cell exfoliation.
16 Leaving lots of apricot kernel in the bath after her weekly exfoliation.
17 Leaving lots of little bits of ground apricot kernel in the bath after her weekly exfoliation.
18 With finger[sentencedict.com], gently rub on lips as needed : rub lightly for daily exfoliation and conditioning.
19 ObjectiveTo explore the effect of carotid artery sympathetic net exfoliation combined with hyperbaric oxygen therapy on athetosic type cerebral palsy (CP).
20 Such as, blepharospasm, conjunctival congestion and edema, corneal epithelial exfoliation and opacification.
21 According to the loading cycles, the fatigue damage represented bend in loading area, worm- eaten abrasion or exfoliation around loading area and sequent massive exfoliation .
22 The corrosion behavior of 2 D 12 alloy was evaluated including intergranular corrosion, exfoliation and stress corrosion cracking.
23 Ceruminal gland secretion contains various immunoglobulins and, mixed with epithelial exfoliation and secretions of the sebaceous glands, forms the ear wax.
24 Exfoliation of the lens capsule may be either true exfoliation or pseudoexfoliation.
25 Contains poppy seeds, walnut powder and white clay for effective exfoliation . Eliminates dead skin cells and helps prevent calluses.
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