Examples of using Deeper layers in English and their translations into Greek
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Contrary to corns that are in the deeper layers of skin, callus relate only to surface hardening.
The damage begins years before, in the deeper layers of the skin, without realizing it.
To work deeper layers of the skin use Hollywood peeling with the use of acidic compounds.
Contrary to corns that are in the deeper layers of skin, calluses relate only to surface hardening.
seem to dredge material from deeper layers into the atmosphere of the ice giant.
even in the deeper layers of the skin, thanks to hyaluronic acid it contains.
bringing the active ingredients to deeper layers of skin.
A healthy skin contains 70% water in its deeper layers and 10-15% in the surface.
And it is so different from the male body that unless you penetrate into the deeper layers of biology you will not be able to understand the difference.
vacuum penetrates into the deeper layers of the skin, cleansing
which help the penetration of essential oils into the deeper layers while locking moisture inside.
Non-invasive skin tightening procedures are non-surgical devices used to stimulate collagen production in the deeper layers of the skin.
As a result, all ingredients contained in it have a chance to get directly into the deeper layers of the skin.
The treatment involves the application of 2 specific sera using an ultrasound device for better assimilation of the elements into deeper layers of the epidermis.
With this scientific treatment we penetrate directly the skin's deeper layers concentrated active ingredients in order to help achieve deep
As a result, all active ingredients contained have the opportunity to penetrate directly into the deeper layers of the skin.
The style of building revealed in the deeper layers, which came to light during excavation operations, dates them to
inflammation in the stomach gradually begins to affect the deeper layers of the epithelium.
