Sentence examples for problematic skin from inspiring English sources

Simple, effective creams, gels and lotions for young, sometimes problematic, skin.

"This highly targeted and super effective serum made up of 22 active botanicals targets aging, acne and problematic skin.

Collins was frustrated with dealing with her own problematic skin so developed her own line of skin oils and soaps with natural ingredients like argan, meadowfoam, and jojoba oils.

The brand hopes to treat dry, oily, and other problematic skin types with their Turmeric-based ingredients.

"I've always had the most problematic skin," she says, "because it's sensitive, thin and oily--the most difficult skin to treat.

I used to have really problematic skin and he said to me, 'You have to eat salmon every single day.' I said, 'Really, every day?' And he said, 'Yes; breakfast, lunch or dinner, you have to eat it every single day.'".

We observed that the hold of the diffusion chambers in mice younger than 21 days was problematic due to skin damage at the implant site.

The sham needling with puncture may not be different in effect from "true" acupuncture and even the placebo needling is problematic: "Despite no skin penetration, the [placebo needle] tip exerted a mechanical stimulation... [which] may also excite nociceptive primary afferents.

Use harsher motions upon bumpy and more problematic parts of the skin, but never scrub your skin.

Her expertise has focused on the pathologic assessment of cutaneous autoimmune disease; viral disease; immunofluorescence; drug reactions; and benign, atypical and neoplastic lymphocytic infiltrates of the skin and problematic melanocytic proliferations.

However, diagnosis of LTBI is problematic because the tuberculin skin test (TST), which has been widely used for centuries, has several limitations.