Oh, and it never pills, cracks, or dries out our lips.
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These mini packets contain silicon dioxide, which dries out anything around it.
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That dries out vegetation even more, making it more likely to burn.
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Or overcooking it, because when you overcook a turkey, it dries out considerably.
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Get more weather news from around the world By Sunday, everything dries out.
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The air pressure in the cabin dries out your skin to an uncomfortable degree.
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Plus, it doesn't make me look like I'm permanently molting when it dries out.
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All he'd have to do is refill the pebble tray when it dries out.
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That's the worst — your grass never dries out, so you are inviting fungus and diseases.
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Cold air doesn't carry moisture well, which dries out your skin, furniture, plants, and respiratory system.
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As the mixtures dries out, a compound called cement hydrate (CSH) glues the whole lot together.
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Warmer-than-average temperatures haven&apost helped as the soil dries out and water demands increases.
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Then in the summer, the annual cheatgrass dries out, catching fire and destroying native perennial plants.
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The dry cabin dries out your nasal passages, which means your taste buds become less perceptive.
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The scene should wrap this afternoon when it dries out and the sun makes an appearance.
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Not even a spiral-cut ham, with its infinity of slices, which too easily dries out.
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The vesps cannot see and they can't stand cold weather becuse it dries out their skin, darling.
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A quick rain or snow shower remains possible but not too likely as the atmosphere dries out.
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The tea tree oil dries out the gunk in your pimples without drying out your actual skin.
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My hair just dries out so easily and gets so frizzy if I wash it too much.
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Confidence: Medium We could have some lingering showers early Saturday, before it dries out in the afternoon.
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The new onslaught of rain comes as Southern California dries out following downpours that left five people dead.
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That makes it a wonderful store of carbon—until it dries out, at which point it becomes flammable.
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Silicone tends to be thicker and stickier, and water-based tends to be thinner and dries out quicker.
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Laneige Water Sleeping Mask, available at Sephora, $25At the start of winter, my skin always dries out significantly.
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And if the cork dries out, oxygen will slowly start seeping into the bottle, eventually spoiling the wine inside.
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And I don't peel the potatoes, because I like the texture of the skin, which dries out during roasting.
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A south-facing slope, for example, dries out faster (at least, in the northern hemisphere) than one facing north.
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Two hours without Chapstick and my perfect statement lip dries out and turns into a weird, prune-like pucker.
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"After they ejaculate some of the semen remains in the urethra where it thickens and dries out," says Siegel.
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"Unlike hair color that stops processing after 45 minutes, bleach can continue bleaching until it dries out," he says.
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Dry vegetation is more likely to ignite and burn, especially as it dries out even more in summer months.
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When your mouth dries out, your saliva can't do its job of keeping your mouth clean and kill bacteria.
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The company said it was unable to access hard-hit areas until floodwaters recede and electric infrastructure dries out.
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You achieve it through smoking the sausage: the smoke dries out the skin, so it tightens around the filling.
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Also your roots all stay on the surface, so when you do stop watering the grass dries out quickly.
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It's an acne spot treatment that dries out whiteheads while you sleep so they're virtually gone by the next morning.
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Mouth breathing or snoring, such as from sleep apnea, further dries out the mouth, making your breath even more foul.
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As the earth dries out, it sinks, cracking buildings and forming sudden craters like the one that appeared on Jan.
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It's an acne spot treatment that dries out whiteheads while you sleep so they're virtually gone by the next morning.
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But groundwater, Famiglietti says, is more like a retirement account: it's what the state depends on when income inevitably dries out.
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According to them, the masa dries out and the corn flavor starts to dissipate when it is chilled in the fridge.
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" He added: "This is causing irreparable harm, especially — when it dries out — in the lower section of the mosaics and tiling.
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At some point — we are not sure how close we are to this critical tipping point — the entire ecosystem dries out.
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We want to get her used to the area so that once it dries out, she can come mountain biking with us.
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The farm land around the village gets flooded, ruining the crops, and then later dries out, leaving people with hardly any food.
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An animal drops dead, the blood pools at the bottom of the carcass, it bloats, and the skin dries out and splits.
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The water flowing from the Colorado River is so overused that the river bed dries out before even reaching the California Gulf.
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The switch to solar power will save the agency $1.5 million per year and function even if funding dries out, UNHCR said.
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"Once you withhold, it sits in the rectum and dries out, sitting there almost like a plug," Dr. Gurland said, exacerbating the constipation.
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If you find that your A-C or fan dries out the air to an uncomfortable degree, you can always get a humidifier.
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"Also, the soil receives more solar radiation and dries out faster," said lead author Clifton Sabajo of the University of Gottingen in Germany.
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For the majority of us, washing with excess cleansers dries out our hair, makes color fade faster, and doesn't provide any additional benefits.
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A fun fact about water-based lube: It dries out much faster than someone who is having sex for the first time might expect.
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Because it's made of protein and sugar molecules known as mucin, hagfish mucous doesn't dries out and harden over time—it stays all gooey.
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Your skin becomes more sensitive to UV light, making you more susceptible to skin cancerYour skin dries out because moisture is harder to retain
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She likes lavash, but it dries out quickly, so you'll want to move fast after dangling it over the stove for a few seconds.
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"Your curls — whether curly, wavy, straight, or kinky — are constantly exposed to sun, which dries out the hair and leaves it brittle," Leatherwood says.
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Martian soil is very dense and dries out quickly — perhaps better for making bricks than growing plants, which have trouble pushing their roots through.
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That is, unless the soil warms up and dries out, at which point all of that carbon is liable to escape back to the atmosphere.
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As the branches form, heat is produced which dries out nearby surfaces, causing the paths to continuously change direction towards more of the conductive solution.
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Researchers are attributing at least part of the difference to climate change, because in a warming world vegetation dries out faster and burns more easily.
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These storms transfer extra heat to the upper atmosphere, where the winds fan the heat exhaust northward, where the air then descends, dries out and warms.
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Run your hands through this really soft sand which sticks to itself, never dries out and won't leave a mess wherever you decide to use it.
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Pros: fragrance-free, waterproof, easy to apply, ergonomic grip, safe to use for those with sensitive eyes and contacts Cons: shoppers say it dries out quickly
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Most economists expect it to turn negative next year, when the pipeline of projects dries out and state investments are set for another 2431 percent fall.
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It's also refillable, so when the damp end dries out and has no more solution inside, you can refill it with more cleaning solution from Häns.
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Rain caused more grass to grow in places it ordinarily wouldn't, and when summer temperatures regularly top 100 degrees, that grass dries out and becomes kindling.
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When Xylella fastidiosa, which dries out the plants' leaves, was diagnosed in Puglia in 2013, it was the first time it had been found in Europe.
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When water is lost, the skin dries out, which can lead to both dehydration and increased oil production — the kind you'll need to carry blotting papers for.
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Chef Inoue dries out the fugu fin for a day, then adds it to a cup of hot sake that gets set aflame when served to guests.
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Use a shampoo that can rid your scalp of oil, dirt, and product buildup, but not so much that it dries out the hair and skin excessively.
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Most of California's rain and snow falls in between October and March, which means that fire season peaks in the summer, as vegetation dies and dries out.
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Alcohol dries out the skin, and adding it to something like witch hazel that already cleans out your oily pores will only irritate your skin even further.
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A. It's understandable to be concerned about a chemical that dries out skin and hair and that has a smell that can linger long after a shower.
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It's especially tough when its environment dries out and it desiccates into what is known as a tun state, in which it reinforces its body with sugar.
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This process cures the meat, and then it dries out a little more through natural curing in the same space we use for ham, in the cellar.
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In the Sierra Nevada, earlier snowmelt leads to more wildfires as it leads to a bumper crop of fast-growing vegetation that then dries out in the summer.
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The researchers suggested it could be because the cold air dries out the mucous membranes, which line your eyes, ears, and the insides of your mouth and nose.
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As Dr. Tabib explains, the strong surfactant's foaming action damages the skin's proteins and dries out the inside of your mouth, making it a severe irritant for many people.
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But as the coronavirus crisis intensifies in the US, more and more corporations are drawing down on their facilities to strengthen their liquidity position in case cash dries out.
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Heat dries out what scientists who study the problem clinically refer to as "fuel" — that is, trees and shrubs and such — so that they burn more quickly and easily.
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Dry season there runs from January to March, when conditions are perfect for expansive burns (the southern Amazon basin dries out in the summer, and this season produced widespread fires).
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The Arch Mission put the creatures into a state of "suspended animation," where the body dries out and the metabolism slows to as little as 0.01% of its normal rate.
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For example, to respect the environment, he dries out the food he takes home from trash bins, reducing their total volume so that the city's garbage incinerators can work more efficiently.
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" After he was arrested and charged with cocaine possession in 1992, his mother, Henrietta Cooper, said, "Maybe when he dries out, he will come back home to those who love him.
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Usually, by the end of the day my skin has given up to the elements — it gets red, dries out, and loses most of the moisture I lathered on in the morning.
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Atolla Personalized Serum, available at Atolla, $45I was first introduced to Atolla, a pioneering brand in personalized skincare, around the time of year when my skin dries out and requires targeted attention.
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Monsoon storms typically persist until the end of the September when high pressure over the Four Corners region -- where Colorado, Utah, Arizona and New Mexico meet -- pushes south and dries out the area.
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As an analogy for the problems caused by greedy developers, the clay dries out over the course of the exhibition, and Daneth's precise map slowly changes color and begins crumbling back into dirt.
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Scientists estimate that if we lose another 20% of this lush habitat, a catastrophic series of events known as dieback could occur, where the forest dries out and is more susceptible to fires and droughts.
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The bank and the trash company invested in a facility that treats coal by preheating it in a process that dries out several million tons of soggy lignite coal each year, increasing its energy output.
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In fact, the majority of city real estate (unless you have cash to spend) consists of dark corners, humid rooms, and that one radiator that always dries out your skin and those $2 Whole Foods herb pots.
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In California, climate change is projected to cause more frequent and intense droughts, followed by intense periods of rain, which prompt the growth of thick underbrush, which then dries out in the subsequent droughts and becomes kindling.
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Fire is also hot, and dries things out and chars them up, and when it dries out that chunk of ground, it can create a hard dry layer on top that's difficult for water to get through.
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I check out the vegetable and flower garden, which I was able to plant early this spring and which already needs weeding, but that will have to wait until it dries out from the rain a bit.
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Experts said it was difficult to determine if climate change is also driving the fires, though significant and worsening swings in weather patterns can end up causing rapid growth of vegetation, which then quickly dries out and becomes fuel.
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Spill some on the table and something fascinating will happen as it dries out: If it's on glass, and you shine light sideways at the residue and take a photo, you'll see that a striking weblike pattern has formed.
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Plus, when DNA is separated from a living organism, or that organism dies out around it, and the DNA dries out and is protected from the light (as it is in fossils), that data can be retrieved thousands of years later.
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"With a wine that is heat damaged, the fruit dries out, and it could be tart," said Per Holmberg, former head of the wine department at Christie's auction house and now director of the private client group at Wine Source.
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But the more the river is tamed and contained, the more the surrounding land sinks — crunching down to ever-thinner layers of earth as, deprived of the natural replenishment of regular flooding, it dries out like an old, brittle sponge.
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In Texas, where torrential rains led to flooding last week that killed at least 16 people, the waters were expected to recede as the weather dries out, said Mark Null, hydrologist-in-charge of the National Weather Service's West Gulf River Forecast Center.
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"Cold weather dries out the skin, which can lead to irritation and, unfortunately, people who are prone to skin conditions like eczema tend to battle flare-ups, as well," explains board-certified dermatologist Adriana Lombardi, MD, of the Lombardi Plastic Surgery Center in New Jersey.
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Hydrate your skin — and your body "My mom preached water, because it was more economical than soda or juice," she told People a few years back, adding that she tries to avoid air conditioning, which dries out the skin, whenever she can. 5. Relax!
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If you have standing water in your backyard, such as a bird bath or even a gutter drain-off point that never totally dries out, dropping one of these dunks in will kill mosquito larvae before they grow up to be blood-sucking pests.
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Researchers from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, have discovered a unique set of proteins, now known as tardigrade-specific intrinsically disordered proteins (TDPs), that turns parts of the tardigrade's body into a glass-like substance when it dries out, protecting its cells from destruction.
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Scientists also fear that over time, If another 20% of the Amazon were to disappear — roughly 20% of the Amazon has already been cut down in Brazil in the past 50 years, according to the Intercept — some experts think that could trigger a process called a dieback, in which the rest of the forest dries out and burns.
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