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Emollient

An emollient is a substance with the ability to relax and soften the skin. Emollient creams are useful and recommended for nourishing dry or atopic skin.

This word also belongs to the categories Dry and uncomfortable skin, Dry to very dry skin, Dry and rough skin.

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