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facial tissue

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Noun1.facial tissuefacial tissue - tissue paper suitable for use on the face
tissue paper, tissue - a soft thin (usually translucent) paper


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Softness and bulk are especially important for toilet and facial tissue and handkerchiefs, while absorbency and wet strength are vital for kitchen rolls, towels and serviettes.
Board and tissue makers count on technology to meet market demands by Kilpi, Soile / Solutions - for People, Processes and Paper
It can't be long before an outcry erupts over such long-ignored physical threats to our person as the paper napkin, the flexible straw, the facial tissue, the plastic button and the styrofoam cup.
WATER BOTTLE CAPS TOP IT ALL AS SAFETY THREATS by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Much as many people refer to facial tissue as "Kleenex," the term is now being used more generically for interior turbinate resection of whatever type.
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