Collocations withskin

These are words often used in combination withskin.

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bare skin
Through this interface, she communicates her nudity, her bare skin.
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damaged skin
Some products in fact warrant particular attention, especially cosmetics used around the eyes, on the mucous membrane, on damaged skin, for children or those with a weakened immune system.
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dead skin
During their activities of foraging they slough off dead skin.
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excess skin
The surgeon uses more liposuction on the stomach and flanks while trimming excess skin from the patient's back and sides as well.
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exposed skin
Flies fed exclusively on the exposed skin of the limbs.
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fair skin
They had beautiful fair skin.
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itchy skin
For example, opioid effects included nodding, rush, high, coasting, and itchy skin, and withdrawal effects included irritability, chills/gooseflesh, runny nose and yawning.
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leathery skin
It has a tough, leathery skin.
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leopard skin
Because the leopard skin is a symbol of royalty, the chiefs indicate both their submission and their indispensability as they carry the skin to the ruler.$
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naked skin
On refusal, each was administered ten canes on his naked skin and put in jail.
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outer skin
I believe, for instance, that its outer skin is in a very bad condition.
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skin barrier
It could be speculated that penetration of the skin barrier makes the schistosomula less able to penetrate the placenta barrier.
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skin biopsy
Samples were obtained by skin biopsy of the lesion borders.
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skin cell
We are, after all, talking about a skin cell that has simply lost its programming as skin tissue.
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skin discoloration
Another is to check for skin discoloration.
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skin disorder
A garment could be described as pure wool, whereas it is later manufactured in artificial fibre, which could cause skin disorder.
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skin grafting
The conventional methods use skin grafting.
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skin irritation
Three patients believed that the gel caused sedation; no troubles with skin irritation or muscle spasms were reported.
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skin pigmentation
The possibility of assortative mating in skin pigmentation has attracted relatively few studies.
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skin rash
Five months later she again became febrile and had a vasculitic skin rash which responded to antibiotic therapy.
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skin temperature
Using an intra-uterine probe bearing temperature sensors, fetal scalp skin temperature could be measured.
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skin tone
Further investigations could be done on skin type and skin tone with their respect to skin reactions.
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surrounding skin
Their adhesiveness to surrounding skin is higher than some surgical tapes, but they are non-adherent to wound tissue and do not damage epithelialization of the wound.
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tanned skin
Tanned skin also became popular.
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thick skin
That was perfectly all right by me, because the dinosaur has a thick skin, and has been around for 3 million years.
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