Sentence examples for gel made of from inspiring English sources

5. Restylane, a spongy gel made of hyaluronic acid, is used to fill moderate to deep facial folds or off label, to plump lips.

Launched in 2012 by Headboy Industries, DryBath is a cleansing gel made of antiseptic essential oils, bioflavonoids and natural deodorant Tawas that can be rubbed and left on the skin.

He's a skilled, careful cook, and that's evident in a gorgeously roasted wagyu flatiron steak that's paired, to terrific effect, with coffee-flavored gnocchi and a gel made of coconut milk.

To achieve application viscosity and to further improve their stability, liposomes containing drugs were incorporated in a bioadhesive gel made of Carbopol® 974P NF resin.

The DataChip currently contains 1,080 human cell cultures arranged within a gel made of collagen or algae extract, approximating how cells are arranged in organs of the human body.

"We thought, How come we can have semipermanent anything now but not mascara?" Their invention, which is two years old and now available in about 50 salons across the country, is a gel made of black pigment, acetone and stearic acid that's painted onto the eye fringe.

We present SANS results in both deformed and undeformed conditions for a tough DN-gel made of poly 2-acrylamido-2-methyl-1-propane sulfonic acid) (poly 2-acrylamido-2-methyl-1-propane

The new alginate gels are easily degradable in a mild acidic environment and the degradation is easier to control than gels made of unoxidized alginate.

Both Restylane and Juvéderm are transparent gels made of hyaluronic acid, a complex chain of sugar molecules, which is related to the same substance the human body produces to give structure to the skin.

The inclusion of PEG as a spacer created additional interactions among the polymeric chains improving the extreme fragility and lack of hardness typical of gels made of DEX MA.

Up to one week before an event, Dr. Shamban said, she administers injections of temporary fillers like Restylane, a gel made out of hyaluronic acid, to pad lips and invert crow's-feet.