Cleanser

Pronunciation: /ˈklɛnzər/

Definitions of cleanser

noun a person or thing that cleans or purifies

Example Sentences

A1 I use a facial cleanser every morning.

A2 She bought a new cleanser for her makeup brushes.

B1 The store carries a variety of skin cleansers for different skin types.

B2 The cleanser she used was gentle on her sensitive skin.

C1 The dermatologist recommended a medicated cleanser for her acne-prone skin.

C2 The luxury skincare brand launched a new cleanser infused with rare botanical extracts.

Examples of cleanser in a Sentence

formal The facial cleanser is gentle and suitable for all skin types.

informal I ran out of my favorite cleanser, so I need to buy a new one.

slang This cleanser is the bomb - it leaves my skin feeling so fresh and clean.

figurative Reading a good book is like a mental cleanser, helping to clear your mind of clutter.

Grammatical Forms of cleanser

• past tense: cleansed
• plural: cleansers
• comparative: cleaner
• superlative: cleanest
• present tense: cleanse
• future tense: will cleanse
• perfect tense: have cleansed
• continuous tense: is cleansing
• singular: cleanser
• positive degree: clean
• infinitive: to cleanse
• gerund: cleansing
• participle: cleansing

Origin and Evolution of cleanser

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Old French

Story behind the word: The word 'cleanser' originated from the Old French word 'clencheoir' which means 'one who cleans'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'cleanser' has evolved to refer to a substance or product used for cleaning or purifying surfaces or objects.