Sentence examples similar to harsh skin from inspiring English sources

The pair met cute — Rowe had tenderly cared for the star after Jackson spilled a harsh skin-bleaching agent on his scrotum — and soon began having children, though not in the conventional sense.

It's true that certain masculine attributes (excess body hair, harsher skin, more stocky build) lend themselves less well to colour than the female form.

In a written decision released on June 19, investigators ruled that the advertising with barbed wire should be discontinued because "while consumers may not literally believe that body wash is as harsh on skin as barbed wire, such imagery nonetheless communicates an unsupported and disparaging message that competing products can seriously damage the skin".

The new Infection features sassy little protoplasms that you decipher by color and the odd band evokes the harsh, biotoxic skin of a bloated, mutated cow.

Toners can be harsh on skin, so dermatologists often recommend only using them on oily parts of your face rather than the whole face.

Pencil tends to read harsher against skin, while gel guarantees a smoother finish.

Basically, alcohol can be very harsh on the skin, which may just inflame your skin for too long or cause redness.

Exfoliating can be quite harsh on your skin, so you if you have acne prone skin you should only exfoliate thoroughly once or twice a week.[2].

Soap and water is too harsh for most skin types, so use a gentle moisturising cleanser instead.

I tend to go for the "baby" products — they are a little less harsh on the skin.

Tea tree oil is a natural antiseptic, but one that isn't harsh on the skin, so it makes for a brilliant anti-spot treatment.