glycerin jelly (Meaning)

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glycerin jelly (n)

a mixture of glycerin and gelatin that is used in histology for mounting specimens

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The glycerin jelly was a soothing emollient that eased the tightness in her dry skin.
She applied a thick layer of glycerin jelly to her cracked hands overnight for intense hydration.
The baby's delicate skin benefited greatly from the gentle moisturizing properties of glycerin jelly.
The cold weather left her lips chapped and sore, but glycerin jelly provided instant relief.
The glycerin jelly acted as a protective barrier, shielding her skin from environmental stressors.
The old-fashioned glycerin jelly had a nostalgic scent that brought back childhood memories.
The natural glycerin present in the jelly promoted skin elasticity and reduced the appearance of fine lines.
She used glycerin jelly as a makeup primer to create a smooth, hydrated canvas for her foundation.
The clear and colorless glycerin jelly was a versatile product suitable for both face and body.
The glycerin jelly's hygroscopic nature drew moisture into the skin, keeping it supple and soft for hours on end.

a mixture of glycerin and gelatin that is used in histology for mounting specimens

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The glycerin jelly was a soothing emollient that eased the tightness in her dry skin.

She applied a thick layer of glycerin jelly to her cracked hands overnight for intense hydration.

The baby's delicate skin benefited greatly from the gentle moisturizing properties of glycerin jelly.

The cold weather left her lips chapped and sore, but glycerin jelly provided instant relief.