Cold Cream

Pronunciation: /koʊld kriːm/

Definitions of cold cream

noun a cosmetic cream used for moisturizing and cleansing the skin, typically with a cooling effect

Example Sentences

A1 I use cold cream to remove my makeup.

A2 Cold cream is a popular skincare product for moisturizing dry skin.

B1 She applied cold cream to her face before going to bed.

B2 Cold cream can help protect your skin from harsh weather conditions.

C1 The dermatologist recommended a specific cold cream for my sensitive skin.

C2 The luxury cold cream brand is known for its high-quality ingredients.

Examples of cold cream in a Sentence

formal She applied a layer of cold cream to her face before going to bed.

informal I always use cold cream to remove my makeup at night.

slang Do you have any cold cream I can borrow to moisturize my skin?

figurative His words were like a soothing cold cream for her wounded heart.

Grammatical Forms of cold cream

• past tense: used
• plural: cold creams
• comparative: colder
• superlative: coldest
• present tense: use
• future tense: will use
• perfect tense: have used
• continuous tense: is using
• singular: cold cream
• positive degree: cold cream
• infinitive: to use
• gerund: using
• participle: used

Origin and Evolution of cold cream

First Known Use: 0015 year

Language of Origin: Ancient Greek

Story behind the word: The term 'cold cream' originated from the Ancient Greek word 'kollurion', which referred to a type of ointment used for cleansing and moisturizing the skin.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the term 'cold cream' evolved to specifically refer to a type of cream used for skincare, particularly for its cooling and moisturizing properties.