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vitalizer

vitalizer

1 7.9
A product that helps skin look fresher and healthier
  • noun
  • /ˈvaɪtəˌlaɪzər/
translation icon : revitalizador
  • The new vitalizer promises to restore your skin's vitality and glow.

Examples

  • I just bought a new vitalizer for my skincare routine.

  • She bought a facial vitalizer that promises to brighten and firm her skin overnight.

  • The spa therapist applied a nourishing vitalizer during the treatment to restore glowing skin.

  • Fitness companies now sell handheld vitalizers claimed to boost circulation and reduce muscle fatigue.

  • This vitalizer really makes my skin glow.

  • This vitalizer rejuvenated her skin, making it look fresh and healthy.

  • After applying the vitalizer, he noticed a significant improvement in his skin's appearance.

Synonyms

revitalizer
vsvitalizer
  • US
5.1

A person or thing that gives new energy, for example to a team

is a cosmetic product or device aimed at restoring skin and body appearance
invigorator
vsvitalizer
7.9

Something or someone that gives you more energy

is a cosmetic product or device focused on restoring appearance rather than general energy

How Rejuvenating

elixir
  • Literature
11 9.9
vitalizer
1 7.9
serum
6 3.9
moisturizer
  • US
30 3.2
toner
4 3.7

Surface Forms

vitalizer singular
vitalizers plural

Morphology

vitalizer = vitalize (transparent) = vitalize + er

The instrumental/product sense is a straightforward extension of 'vitalize' with the productive suffix '-er' indicating something that produces or provides the action.

Etymology

Vitalizer comes from vital, which comes from the Latin word vita meaning 'life', and the ending -izer meaning 'something that gives'. So a vitalizer is a product or device that 'gives life' to the skin or body, helping it look more healthy and full of energy.