Sentence examples for young skin from inspiring English sources

The abnormal structure of this elastin prevents it from functioning as it does in young skin.

"He had beautiful skin, healthy young skin, even at the end.

The physical properties of the film are tuned to match the elasticity of young skin.

Young skin is spandex; older is linen and needs loving attention.

I pictured their young skin, unmarred by stretch marks or wrinkles, his fingers reaching, their thighs entwined.

"Introducing our first hair remover made for your daughter's young skin, skin that's prone to cuts and nicks," those ads say.

"I became this young skin-covered micro manager," he said.

Neo-Nazis recruited young skin-heads and built compounds as did the heavily-armed white supremacists of Elohim City.

IN this anti-aging age, perhaps it's unsurprising that vampires — ancient, but with forever-young skin — are a cultural obsession.

The word centrifuge has appeared in 36 New York Times articles in the past year, on March 3 in "'Vampire Face-Lifts': Smooth at First Bite," by Catherine Saint Louis: In this anti-aging age, perhaps it's unsurprising that vampires — ancient, but with forever-young skin — are a cultural obsession.

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