Sentence examples for crack skin from inspiring English sources

Anal chaffing (caused by moisture and hair wearing down the crack skin until it is as raw as vivisection) is something men only admit to in closed spaces.

Cracked walls, cracked skin, unidentified stains, bodies fading into blackness: Kitamura's dark photographic world delivers sex and violence with a side of grime.

Moreover, cracked skin can be prone to infections.

According to most studies this is unlikely in the case of healthy skin, but what about aged or cracked skin?

Sugar-heavy fruit absorbed too much rainwater, cracking skin and making a lot of fruit too damaged to sell fresh.

Verlander was listed as day to day with what the team said was cracked skin on his throwing thumb.

It works brilliantly at softening dry, cracked skin in preparation for basting oneself with emollient body cream, and is suitable for even highly sensitive and irritable skin.

"Dimethicone is included in the 2003 regulations, but the allowed claim is for protection and relief of chapped or cracked skin," she wrote by e-mail.

Lauren was briefly aware of how alike the two of them were, their hands almost indistinguishable: blunt nails, dry, cracked skin on the knuckles from frequent vigorous washing.

But now I'm renovating an old, crumbling house and I am developing builder's hands, with the neglected, cracked skin to match.

There's even a television advertisement entreating us to be 'embarrassed' by the 'dry, cracked skin' on the back of our heels.