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exfoliate [ɛksˈfəʊlɪˌeɪt] vb
1. (Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Biology) (of bark, skin, etc.) to peel off in (layers, flakes, or scales) 2. (Earth Sciences / Geological Science) (intr) (of rocks or minerals) to shed the thin outermost layer because of weathering or heating 3. (Earth Sciences / Minerals) (of some minerals, esp mica) to split or cause to split into thin flakes a factory to exfoliate vermiculite [from Late Latin exfoliāre to strip off leaves, from Latin folium leaf] exfoliation n exfoliative adj ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
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Included in the collection is Poreless, a gel to help minimize the size of your pores, as well as a variety of exfoliators and cleansers. It comes out as flakes in different grades, and we send it to customers with exfoliators that heat it up, and it pops like popcorn expanding it to 150 per cent of its original size, so if there's a fire it seals itself for corridor applications. His other products include Sheet Snugglers, foam corners that prevent bed sheets from slipping off; Mattress Mates, a ``T''-shape foam that turns two twin beds into a king, and Cleanimals, a sort of Beanie Baby bath toy with puff netting exfoliators. |
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