skincare treatment
- noun
- /ˈskɪnˌkɛr ˈtritmənt/
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tratamiento de cuidado de la piel
- Many spas offer a variety of skincare treatments tailored to different skin types.
Examples
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After the skincare treatment, his face felt smoother and looked healthier.
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She booked a skincare treatment to refresh her skin before the wedding.
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She started a new skincare treatment last week.
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My friend recommended a skincare treatment for acne.
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After years of sun exposure, she decided to invest in a professional skincare treatment to rejuvenate her skin.
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He scheduled a skincare treatment to address his acne and improve his complexion.
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Many people use skincare treatments in their daily routines to maintain healthy-looking skin.
Synonyms
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1.6
A daily routine to keep your skin clean and healthy
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Care for your skin using products and simple daily routines
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A salon service that makes someone look better
How Intensive
Surface Forms
Morphology
The phrase is a straightforward composition of 'skincare' (routines to enhance skin appearance and health) and 'treatment' (a procedure or care), so its meaning as a procedure or regimen for the skin is directly derivable from the parts. This noun+noun compounding pattern is common in English and across many languages, so a B1 learner who knows the constituents will readily understand it.
Etymology
Skincare treatment comes from the simple image of giving special attention to the body's outer layer: skin is the outer surface, and care and treatment are actions like washing, creams or masks that help it, so the phrase means 'a set of steps to make the skin look and feel healthier'.