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A peacemaker for your skin, smoothing over flakes with greasy diplomacy.
means A substance that softens and soothes skin by sealing in moisture and filling the gaps between dry cells.
from From Latin emollire, to soften, from mollis, soft — the same root that makes mollify a verb for calming people.
Double dutyAlso means soothing in tone, like emollient words.
How it worksFills cracks between skin cells, smoothing the surface.
Old companyLanolin, sheep grease, has soothed skin for centuries.