A transparent, water-resistant dry oil – yet it doesn't feel remotely greasy – protects against sun damage thanks to a skin-caring blend of sun filters and botanical extracts.
Velvety smooth, it diffuses the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles using a skin-caring blend of subtle tanning agents, jojoba protein and hyaluronic acid to boost moisture and elasticity in dehydrated or ageing skin.
The recent wave of Poles, Lithuanians and others from new members of the European Union mainly young, white, healthy and willing to tackle hard-to-fill jobs from plumbing to care work have blended in more easily than most.
I want this tender blend of caring, tenderness and passion.
Who cares if its blend of strawberries, lemon vodka, orange liqueur, lemon juice and simple syrup is like the root beer martini of sangrias, exploiting the name while bearing little resemblance to the original?
These women knew the importance of educated nurses who could blend science and caring with an unwavering commitment to advancing nursing.
Food is delivered from God's Love We Deliver, and her home care workers blend it into a thick purée to be eaten like soup.
Aptly named the View, it is owned by a local Navajo family and designed with meticulous care to blend into and capitalize on the splendor of the landscape.
"Cadence" was utterly bald and antipoetic in its effects, combining instruments with little care for blend; but that seemed to be part of the point: to make a stir.
In 2007, Assassin's Creed employed a social element to the stealth game, where the player is able to hide among crowds of civilians by taking care to blend in.
Blot the foundation over the area, taking care to blend in the edges.
