Sentences with phrase «oil came in contact»

When combined with other oils and ingredients, not only is less coconut oil coming in contact with the hair, but the combinations of fatty acids can have different effects completely.

Its surface grabs at any oil it comes in contact with, leaving greasy stains all over the palmrest, keys, and anywhere else the user touches.

Not exact matches

This excess oil can become trapped inside your hair follicles, and when mixed with the dirt and other environmental pollutants with which you come in contact, it can lead to acne.

If it's too big, the oil in the egg will not come in proper contact and the emotion won't happen.

Heat a bit of olive oil in a large pan and grill the zucchini strips until soft and lightly charred, tossing regularly so that they all come in contact with the bottom of the pan.

Just a note about using it, though... if it comes in contact with cold ingredients, such as eggs, the oil will harden; so it's best to start with it in a liquid state (warm it gently before adding it to any cold ingredients) or let your eggs sit out a little while so they aren't so cold.

Caveat: A really, really well - seasoned pan has a film of fat (oil, lard) that protects the metal from whatever food or kitchen tools that come in contact with it.

The sensitive skin of an infant comes in contact with baby wipe more often than with a cream or baby oil.

When an amber necklace comes in contact with the skin, the heat produced by the body releases a type of oil that contains succinic acid.

While this product is optional, it is recommended especially in the absence of a carrier oil so that your skin isn't coming into contact with the essential oils undiluted in bath water when adding essential oils to bath salts.)

Micelles are emulsifying cells, and when they come in contact with oil and dirt molecules, like those on your face per say, they penetrate, disperse, and then lift them from the surface they adhere to.

As you might have guessed, it has a water - like vibe — the formula «bursts» when it comes in contact with your skin, allowing ingredients like Japanese wild rose to tighten your pores and Japanese leopard lily to control your oil production, giving you the perfect balance.

If as you say engine temps stayed normal then I would guess that this maybe excess coolant or oil that has run along the rocker cover or has ended up trapped in the recesses on the outside of the cylinder head, and this is burning off when it comes into contact with the hotter exhaust port area.

Oils such as peppermint, spearmint cinnamon bark, and tea tree oil can give your pet adverse reactions when the vapors are inhaled or come in contact with their fur and skin.

Dogs should not come in contact with the full bottle of oil, as they might accidentally swallow it or break the glass.

In this show of oil - on - canvas works, titled «Edgelands,» the Berkeley, California - based artist Judith Belzer imagined freeways, train routes, harbors, and canals as edgelands, places where the built environment comes into uneasy contact with the natural one... Continue reading here.

(Unfortunately the soak stain technique has proven a headache for art curators, as the oil in the paint comes into direct contact with untreated canvas, and eventually rots it.)

Fish Washing Up Dead, Geese Coated in Oil Though experts say it's too early to assess the full environmental damage, dead fish are washing ashore, Canada geese have been spotted coated in oil, and the expected impact on invertebrates, amphibians and any mammals coming into contact with oil at water's edge is likely to be significaOil Though experts say it's too early to assess the full environmental damage, dead fish are washing ashore, Canada geese have been spotted coated in oil, and the expected impact on invertebrates, amphibians and any mammals coming into contact with oil at water's edge is likely to be significaoil, and the expected impact on invertebrates, amphibians and any mammals coming into contact with oil at water's edge is likely to be significaoil at water's edge is likely to be significant.

Seventy - five percent of all migratory birds in the US use the Gulf as a corridor — and without help, most birds that come into contact with oil will die.