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emollient
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emollient
any preparation or substance that has a softening or soothing effect, esp when applied to the skin

emollient [ə′mäl·yənt]
(pharmacology)
A softening agent, especially for use on skin and mucous membranes; lanolin is widely used as a base.


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5-10%, emulsion viscosity 3-5%, single oil viscosity 10-25% Applications: Lip products, mascara, foundations Comments: Delivers a combination of benefits such as cushioning emollience, long-lasting lubricious skin feel, high pigment wetting and glossy films.
He will appreciate that there was a time when the emollience of Sven-Goran Eriksson was deemed to foster feelings of security which brought the best out of England.
But against the argument that his emollience and prevarications allowed divisions to grow is the probability that anything other than a balancing act would have split the party even more.
 
 
 
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