Skin Care Glossary

adjective an adjective describes or modifies a noun or pronoun. 'Blemished' describes something that is flawed or damaged.

• The antique vase was considered less valuable due to its blemished surface.
• I found a blemished apple in the fruit basket.
• She didn't want to buy the jacket because it was too blemished.
• His reputation was blemished by the scandal.

noun The front part of a person's head where the eyes, nose, and mouth are located.

verb To confront or deal with a difficult situation or opponent.

adjective Facing in a specified direction.

preposition In the direction of.

• She had a serene expression on her face as she listened to the music.
• I can't believe you made that face when you tasted the spicy food!
• Stop being so two-faced and just tell me the truth.
• He had to face the consequences of his actions.

verb to annoy or provoke someone to the point of anger or frustration

• The constant noise from the construction site can irritate the residents in the area.
• Her chewing loudly with her mouth open really irritates me.
• Stop being so loud, you're starting to irritate me.
• His condescending tone never fails to irritate me like nails on a chalkboard.

noun a quality or state of being red

• The doctor noted the redness and swelling around the wound.
• I can't believe how much redness there is on your sunburn!
• Her cheeks were on fire with redness after he complimented her.
• The redness of his anger was evident in his flushed face.

adjective not causing damage or wear by friction; gentle or mild in effect

• The nonabrasive cleaning solution is safe to use on delicate surfaces.
• I prefer using nonabrasive scrubbing pads for cleaning my dishes.
• This nonabrasive toothpaste is gentle on your teeth.
• His nonabrasive approach to criticism made it easier for me to accept feedback.