Definition of cosmeceutical in English:

cosmeceutical

noun ˌkɒzməˈs(j)uːtɪk(ə)lˌkɑzməˈsudɪk(ə)l

A cosmetic that has or is claimed to have medicinal properties.
药性化妆品
Example sentencesExamples
- In Geneva last week, where the ‘nutraceutical’ and ‘cosmeceutical’ industries gathered for the convention, much was made of the $6.3 billion that the sector is already said to be worth.
- After launching his range of cosmeceuticals recently, he was here again conducting a seminar for beauticians on Sunday.
- We're also using glycolic acid and other cosmeceuticals, but many of these agents are actually associated with more hype than clinical data.
- ‘In a way, it was the world's first cosmeceutical,’ says Meyer.
- Like cosmetics, cosmeceuticals are applied externally, but work by affecting the skin's biological functions.
- Also emerging is a new line of skin-care products known as cosmeceuticals - perfect for the medical spas - such as soaps and cleansers not readily available in stores, but offered without a prescription by physicians.
- Research on cosmeceuticals is in its infancy.
- He suggests that products based on certain harsh ingredients (as found in many of these new cosmeceutical ranges) could oversensitise the skin, causing it to age prematurely.
- That's because ‘cosmeceutical’ creams and gels offer gradual, continual results.
- And with that sense of urgency, I'm sure common to all patients, there is an opportunity for manufacturers of cosmeceuticals.

Origin

1980s: blend of cosmetic and pharmaceutical.

Definition of cosmeceutical in US English:

cosmeceutical

nounˌkäzməˈso͞odik(ə)lˌkɑzməˈsudɪk(ə)l

A cosmetic that has or is claimed to have medicinal properties, especially anti-aging ones.
药性化妆品
Example sentencesExamples
- Like cosmetics, cosmeceuticals are applied externally, but work by affecting the skin's biological functions.
- In Geneva last week, where the ‘nutraceutical’ and ‘cosmeceutical’ industries gathered for the convention, much was made of the $6.3 billion that the sector is already said to be worth.
- We're also using glycolic acid and other cosmeceuticals, but many of these agents are actually associated with more hype than clinical data.
- Research on cosmeceuticals is in its infancy.
- Also emerging is a new line of skin-care products known as cosmeceuticals - perfect for the medical spas - such as soaps and cleansers not readily available in stores, but offered without a prescription by physicians.
- ‘In a way, it was the world's first cosmeceutical,’ says Meyer.
- That's because ‘cosmeceutical’ creams and gels offer gradual, continual results.
- He suggests that products based on certain harsh ingredients (as found in many of these new cosmeceutical ranges) could oversensitise the skin, causing it to age prematurely.
- And with that sense of urgency, I'm sure common to all patients, there is an opportunity for manufacturers of cosmeceuticals.
- After launching his range of cosmeceuticals recently, he was here again conducting a seminar for beauticians on Sunday.

Origin

1980s: blend of cosmetic and pharmaceutical.

单词	cosmeceutical
释义	Definition of cosmeceutical in English: cosmeceutical noun ˌkɒzməˈs(j)uːtɪk(ə)lˌkɑzməˈsudɪk(ə)l A cosmetic that has or is claimed to have medicinal properties. 药性化妆品 Example sentencesExamples In Geneva last week, where the ‘nutraceutical’ and ‘cosmeceutical’ industries gathered for the convention, much was made of the $6.3 billion that the sector is already said to be worth. After launching his range of cosmeceuticals recently, he was here again conducting a seminar for beauticians on Sunday. We're also using glycolic acid and other cosmeceuticals, but many of these agents are actually associated with more hype than clinical data. ‘In a way, it was the world's first cosmeceutical,’ says Meyer. Like cosmetics, cosmeceuticals are applied externally, but work by affecting the skin's biological functions. Also emerging is a new line of skin-care products known as cosmeceuticals - perfect for the medical spas - such as soaps and cleansers not readily available in stores, but offered without a prescription by physicians. Research on cosmeceuticals is in its infancy. He suggests that products based on certain harsh ingredients (as found in many of these new cosmeceutical ranges) could oversensitise the skin, causing it to age prematurely. That's because ‘cosmeceutical’ creams and gels offer gradual, continual results. And with that sense of urgency, I'm sure common to all patients, there is an opportunity for manufacturers of cosmeceuticals. Origin 1980s: blend of cosmetic and pharmaceutical. Definition of cosmeceutical in US English: cosmeceutical nounˌkäzməˈso͞odik(ə)lˌkɑzməˈsudɪk(ə)l A cosmetic that has or is claimed to have medicinal properties, especially anti-aging ones. 药性化妆品 Example sentencesExamples Like cosmetics, cosmeceuticals are applied externally, but work by affecting the skin's biological functions. In Geneva last week, where the ‘nutraceutical’ and ‘cosmeceutical’ industries gathered for the convention, much was made of the $6.3 billion that the sector is already said to be worth. We're also using glycolic acid and other cosmeceuticals, but many of these agents are actually associated with more hype than clinical data. Research on cosmeceuticals is in its infancy. Also emerging is a new line of skin-care products known as cosmeceuticals - perfect for the medical spas - such as soaps and cleansers not readily available in stores, but offered without a prescription by physicians. ‘In a way, it was the world's first cosmeceutical,’ says Meyer. That's because ‘cosmeceutical’ creams and gels offer gradual, continual results. He suggests that products based on certain harsh ingredients (as found in many of these new cosmeceutical ranges) could oversensitise the skin, causing it to age prematurely. And with that sense of urgency, I'm sure common to all patients, there is an opportunity for manufacturers of cosmeceuticals. After launching his range of cosmeceuticals recently, he was here again conducting a seminar for beauticians on Sunday. Origin 1980s: blend of cosmetic and pharmaceutical.
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