Sentences with word «occlusive»

Occlusive moisturisers can have side effects too, such as blocking water loss when moisture is too high, thus allowing microorganisms to breed.

In both sexes renal impairment, low glomerular filtration rate, smoking, and peripheral arterial occlusive disease, measured by ankle brachial index, were associated with increased atherothrombotic risk in T2DM, whereas for ischemic heart disease, a significant relation was found in men, with a trend shown in women.

«Lotion is water - based, so it's going to be lighter and not as occlusive,» she says.

Localization of a Gene for Peripheral Arterial Occlusive Disease to Chromosome 1p31.

No. 2 still holds true — if you apply occlusives, first use water products.

Occlusive agents help prevent moisture loss, humectants attract water to skin, and emollients help soften and smooth skin.

Avoiding occlusive ointments, including moisturizers, or oil based products on a child's skin, which can also block the sweat ducts.

Further guidelines for treating occlusive vascular conditions of the eye and on retinal surgery are in the pipeline.

In addition, he also stressed that «among long - term survivors of prior heart attacks, occlusive strokes or blockages in the arteries of the legs, aspirin should be continued long - term unless there is a specific contraindication.»

A tissue engineered cell - occlusive device for hard tissue regeneration — A preliminary report.

This makes oatmeal's occlusive powers far more efficient than average.

Once with mango butter so that my daughter can use it on her face (and allantoin since I needed an alternative to occlusive function cocoa butter provides) and once with cocoa butter and cocoa absolue.

This highly occlusive, highly emollient oil is non-comedogenic, and yet is super moisturizing.

A host of vitamins in this cream keeps the skin looking young and fresh, while humectants and occlusives hydrate the skin.

If you pay attention to ingredients, you will notice that most face primers contain dimethicone, a type of silicone which has occlusive properties: meaning, it covers the skin and keeps the moisture in.

Humectants can bring hydration to the skin and help keep it there, while occlusive products seal hydration into the skin.

Water needs a humectant or occlusive moisturizing ingredient, otherwise there's nothing protecting the skin from the loss of water from evaporation.

Most moisturizers are formulated with ingredients that possess occlusive, humectant, or emollient properties.

Occlusive moisturisers, including oatmeal, can prevent this.

Peripheral arterial occlusive disease, or PAOD, is a vascular disorder that affects over 10 % of the adult population in the industrialized world and one in five people over the age of 70.

For me, I prefer some wet, occlusive oils in the winter months, especially around my knees and elbows and on days when I'm slacking on drinking enough water.

Reykjavik, ICELAND, March 9, 2005 — deCODE genetics (Nasdaq: DCGN) today announced that it has begun enrolling subjects in a Phase I clinical trial for DG041, the company's developmental compound for the treatment of atherosclerosis of the extremeties, commonly known as peripheral arterial occlusive disease (PAOD).

In addition, all of the SCD patients in the trial had been hospitalized in the previous year — some multiple times — for vaso - occlusive crisis (VOC), a severe pain event common in SCD.

«Our research is the first to document the existence of pulmonary veno - occlusive disease, or PVOD, in dogs,» said Kurt Williams, the lead author of the study and an expert in respiratory pathology in MSU's College of Veterinary Medicine.

Inotuzumab ozogamicin includes a boxed warning due to the risk of severe hepatotoxicity, including sinusoidal obstruction syndrome or veno - occlusive disease (VOD).

When using it, be sure that the skin is somewhat damp — as sunflower oil is an occlusive; it traps moisture in the skin, but it can also prevent it from entering when applied to dry skin.

Occlusives, another word for oil - or lipid - based products, create a barrier on the skin, so use toners, hydrosols, and water - based serums before your face oils.

A good one will have three characteristics — an occlusive component, a humectant, and emollient properties.

«The occlusive component (e.g. lanolin or mineral oil) forms a protective film on the surface of the skin.

They are occlusive and often linger on top of the skin, like massage oil.

Apply an occlusive moisturiser to create an oil barrier to retain water within the epidermis (upper layers of the skin).

That is the nature of an occlusive moisturiser.

The only confirmed downside is that colloidal oatmeal can overload your skin's moisture, if abused as an occlusive moisturiser.

Instead, oatmeal is an occlusive moisturiser.

It functions as a skin conditioning agent - occlusive, since it slows the loss of water from the skin by forming a barrier on the skin's surface.

The thing is that some oils are great for oily skin, because of their unique ratio of essential fatty acids, while others, for the same reason, are occlusive and can block pores.

An occlusive like petrolatum (commercially known as Vaseline, although Aquaphor also works) and mineral oil at night can prevent water evaporating from your skin.

In order to cut out many of the occlusive, pore - clogging emulsifiers, fillers and texturizing agents that are often required to make a cream, we have separated our moisturizers by their content of hydrophilic (water soluable) and hydrophobic (oil soluable) ingredients.

Or, and I assume that this is what is used here, combining the low molecular weight ingredients with an occlusive layer on top.

This sounds crazy to use Vaseline on my face but petroleum jelly is too big molecularly to clog your pores and it's an occlusive, which means it will hold moisture in all night so I don't wake up red and peeling the next day.

Before all else is said, it's important to know a couple of things about the way facial oils work: by creating a light barrier to help keep moisture in the skin and also acting as an occlusive agent for serums and creams locking everything in and, many think, helping these lotions and potions act a bit more effectively.