cosmetical

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cosmetical

(kɒzˈmɛtɪkəl)

adj

relating to cosmetics

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Indeed, the residual coffee biomasses studied are able to improve the regeneration of damage skin tissue, allowing new product development in the cosmetical and pharmaceutical industries.

Phytochemical Composition, Antioxidant Activity, and the Effect of the Aqueous Extract of Coffee (Coffea arabica L.) Bean Residual Press Cake on the Skin Wound Healing

0m, is specialised in packaging solutions for the cosmetical, pharmaceutical, food and household industry.

Indutrade acquires Verbeeck Packaging Group in Belgium

In this sense, has to be understood, for example, the insistence on hygienic, aesthetical and cosmetical practices, part of Sunan al-Fitra, a set of behavioral norms, recommended but not mandatory, based on the example of the Prophet, as well as the spreading of the collections of testimonies on the life of Muhammad, focused on daily actions and intimate and emotional relationships, both building a model of perfect Muslim (2006).

The diasporic Islamic masculinity and the reformulation of European Islam: theoretical approaches and interpretative perspectives

As turmeric and kumkum has a wide popularity in people for their medicinal, cosmetical, traditional and religious properties and beliefs application of them is inevitable, so an alternative should be found in making turmeric non allergenic.

A clinical study on allergic contact dermatitis to turmeric

Thus, as the samples are coming from two individuals with different habits, they were not altered by any cosmetical treatments.