Sentences with phrase «lack of moisture»

A general lack of moisture means means that unlike in a bathroom, you can go to town with bold wallpaper.

You won't find her at her water bowl lapping up huge quantities of the wet stuff to compensate for lack of moisture in her diet.

I know too much about the seed plucked from the rocks, smothered by thorns and dried from lack of moisture in wasted sowings of the human spirit.

«Insects and mites are taking a back seat to the total lack of moisture,» he added.

If you have oilier skin, it's a reflection of what's happening on the * inside * and your skin could actually be over-compensating for a general lack of moisture!

Lack of moisture barrier: Many hardwood floors are installed by nailing planks directly to the subfloor, which means that a traditional vapor barrier can't be used since the nails would puncture it.

There is lack of moisture in eyes during prolonged wakefulness, and rubbing will encourage tear glands to produce liquid.

At a time when the state's rivers, trees and wildlife are under stress from lack of moisture, it might seem surprising that Natural Resources Defense Council attorney Doug Obegi is upbeat about the future of the Golden State.

In the process of transmission details would be added and varied in accordance with knowledge of agricultural processes and dangers, e.g. the worm eating the seed in Thomas, and the scorching sun in Mark / Matthew versus the lack of moisture in Luke.

Because of this lack of moisture, the dried shelf gnocchi tend to fall apart somewhat and would be my last choice.

Nothing worked; the lack of moisture in my oven quickly hardened the outside of the bread before it had a chance to fully rise.

Incorporating a gum blend combats gluten - free issues such as particulate awareness, rapid breakdown and lack of moisture.

It's only been recently that I've self - diagnosed the redness of my cheeks to lack of moisture, and while I did try high - street moisturisers, I've got to say that Living Nature's Nourishing Day Cream * has been better than any other remedy I've tried.

Now this is down to a lack of moisture, oil and spices in the meat.

During the winter, or in dry climates, a lack of moisture in the air along with wind causes your lips to dry out and crack.

Dehydration can also cause a lack of moisture in lips.

-- Baby rubs his eyes, they got red and there is lack of moisture in them.

The lack of moisture and nutrients during critical dry summers could be fatal for redwood seedlings and saplings, which are vital to the long - term survival of the forest.

This is because of the amount of impenetrable, concrete surfaces and lack of moisture in eastern and southeastern cities compared to their rural surroundings.

This lack of moisture, combined with the thin atmosphere at high altitude, offers ideal conditions for observing the cosmos at the still mysterious millimetre and submillimetre wavelengths which are emitted by cooler objects.

The lack of moisture means that minerals are trapped inside the soil particles.

Well, our lips were really feeling the lack of moisture in the air.

We've been mourning the lack of moisture all over the West this winter, which is nothing like past winters I've spent in the bay area.

With dry skin, lack of moisture (lipid content) can result in rough, dry or flaky skin.

A lack of moisture, weather, using harsh chemicals, and eczema could be some of the causes of dry peeling skin on the hands.

Dry skin becomes irritated and red due to lack of moisture.

If there is a lack of moisture in the body, the blood circulation becomes slower.

Sun damage is the most common cause of crepey skin, but it can also be caused by aging, a lack of moisture, or excessive weight loss.

If it has a lack of moisture, both inside and out, the skin can break down and start to wrinkle or become dry and brittle.

«The eye area is so delicate and prone to sensitivity, and wrinkles caused by lack of moisture,» says Vance.

Each time we strip the oil away, our skin over-compensates for the lack of moisture by creating more oil.

The opposite is the case and your skin may try to overcompensate for a lack of moisture by producing more oil.

Dry cuticles can be inevitable when there is a lack of moisture in the air.

In turn, our sebaceous glands go into overdrive in hopes to compensate for what they perceive to be a lack of moisture.

Since a lack of moisture can cause the skin to appear dull and lifeless, we were thrilled to see our skin appear more radiant and refreshed after use.

For example, practically everyone has scarring from the harshness of surviving and wrinkles due to the lack of moisture.

The cactus, smoke tree and ocotillo, just to name a few, have learned to adapt to the extreme cold and hot temperatures, and the lack of moisture; the needles on a cactus, for example, help shade the plants from too much sun and help keep the cactus cool by acting like the fins on a radiator into the air.

This lack of moisture is why the top cause of death in cats is renal failure, a disease unheard of in the feral cat world.

Cats and dogs dissipate heat by panting, which becomes inefficient in extreme heat, areas of poor ventilation (inside a car with the windows closed), or when dehydration causes a lack of moisture on the tongue.

Increased values (dehydration) are more of a concern with the dry kibbled fed dog than the raw fed dog because of the lack of moisture of the diet.

There are many factors that may be responsible for the development of kidney disease, including genetic, degenerative, infectious, toxic, environmental, and other contributing factors such as a lack of moisture in the cat's diet.

Your dog's dry, itchy skin is caused by a lack of moisture in the upper layer of the skin.

The underlying reason for a lack of moisture in younger dogs is typically inflammation, the body's response to some kind of allergy.

Cats do not appear to ever drink sufficient water to compensate for the lack of moisture in dry, versus canned or fresh homemade diets.

Animals cool themselves by panting, which becomes inefficient in extreme heat, poor ventilation, or when dehydration causes a lack of moisture on the tongue.