Examples of using Sebum in English and their translations into Czech
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Excess sebum on skin's surface interferes with the natural process by which skin sheds dead cells known as desquamation.
The composition of the sebum lipids which build up in the sebaceous glands also trigger inflammation.
Sebum build up in the blocked sebaceous glands
L-Carnitine and mattifying particles are part of the sebum regulating technology used in several of the Eucerin DermoPurifyer products.
resistance to skin-related chemicals like sweat(sebum) and lotions.
Technically, they're pustules filled with oil and sebum, Which is even grosser than slime.
biological cell protection and unique Oil Control Technology with sebum regulating L-Carnitine and lipid-absorbing pigments.
Physiologically, sebaceous glands secrete an oily substance known as sebum to lubricate hair and skin.
unique Oil Control Technology with sebum regulating L-Carnitine and lipid-absorbing pigments.
First, use the cleansing skin care, Deep Cleanse Facial Wash, which allows you to get rid of sebum.
The overproduction of sebum can lead to oily, acne-prone skin, while low sebum production causes dry skin.
stimulate sebaceous glands to produce more sebum than is necessary seborrhea.
Given its additional risk of sun-induced acne-marks and its increased sebum production, it is important to include special sun protection in daily skincare routines.
as sweat has a positive effect: your pores open up and excess sebum and dirt are removed naturally.
the skin's pores open up and dirt and excess sebum are expelled from the body.
drying out the skin actually stimulates the sebum production that can trigger acne,
biological cell protection and Oil Control Technology with sebum regulating L-Carnitine and a combination of three lipid-absorbing pigments
zinc PCA(helps control sebum levels) and a special blend of vitamins C
for superior photoprotection and unique Oil Control Technology with sebum regulating L-Carnitine for a long lasting dry-matt finish.
When the skin produces an excess amount of sebum(seborrhea) and dead skin cells remain attached to the skin(hyperkeratosis)