The phrase "absorbs instantly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that takes in or soaks up a substance or information without delay.
Example: "The new fabric absorbs instantly, making it perfect for activewear."
Alternatives: "soaks up immediately" or "takes in right away."
At the end of the century, there is a premium on art that is absorbed instantly.
You can test it by dripping some water on the underwear: the water should not bead and will be absorbed instantly.
Eye cream should be applied in a light tapping motion (with the ring finger, which applies the least pressure to the skin) starting at the inner corner of the lower eyelid and extending to the outer corner, says Dr. Weiser (try Colbert MD Nourish Eye Cream, which is super creamy and absorbs almost instantly, guaranteeing crack-free concealer application).
As a token "youth columnist", I also covered how an increasingly voracious marketing culture was encroaching on previously protected non-corporate spaces – schools, museums, parks – while ideas that my friends and I had considered radical were absorbed almost instantly into the latest marketing campaigns for Nike, Benetton and Apple.
When high-quality natural oils are applied to the face, they are absorbed directly into the top layers of the epidermis and can instantly go to work to improve the lipid barrier function.
Gardenia instantly absorbs Fluora, and Creed fuses with it in an attempt to gain control over it.
In the Charlie Rose interview Wallace draws the distinction between a painting, which can be absorbed whole almost instantly, and a book, which requires a commitment of time to absorb.
The news, barely noticed or noted, was instantly absorbed into what's becoming the new normal.
Instantly absorbed, when on, you get a sun-kissed glow and a faster golden tan but with less skin damage.
