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GLOSSARY

 AN A-Z GUIDE TO ALL YOUR BEAUTY NEEDS

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Eau de Parfum (EDP)
Less concentrated than Parfum, but more concentrated than any other form of fragrance, an EDP has a stronger, long-lasting scent. Because there are more perfume oils (less diluting alcohol) in the formula, the cost is generally higher than other forms of fragrances.
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Eau de Toilette (EDT)
Perfume oil that has been diluted with a solvent, most commonly ethanol, to a point at which aromatic compounds makes up 5%-20%. Eau de toilette is stronger than Eau de Cologne, which contains only 2%-5% aromatic compounds, but is less intense than Eau de Parfum which has 10%-15% aromatic compounds.
Eccrine Sweat Gland
Located in the dermis. Helps regulate body temperature by manufacturing and excreting sweat onto the skin’s surface.
Echinacea
It is often effective against both bacterial and viral attacks. It is also thought to boost the immune system. Echinacea is frequently taken for cold or flu symptoms and has an anti-itching and soothing property when used in skincare products.
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Eczema
May affect any part of the body although its cause is unknown. It is a skin condition that causes the skin to become red, itchy and scaly.
Edema
Increase of fluid in an organ (swelling).
EDTA (Ethylene Diamine Tetra Acetic Acid)
An agent that neutralizes trace metals (like calcium, iron and magnesium salts, etc.) and other deposits on hair.
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Egg Oil
Natural mixture of fat-soluble emollients and emulsifiers, extracted from the whole egg. Egg oil can protect against dehydration and has lubricating and anti-friction properties on the skin.
Elastin
Protein responsible for the elasticity of body tissues, more specifically, the skin. An elastin is also a surface protective agent used in cosmetics to alleviate the effects of dry skin
Emollient
An externally applied soothing herb or agent that acts to smooth and soften the skin, and also reduces inflammation.
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Enamel
Another name for nail polish.
Enzyme
Class of protein produced by a living organism that is capable of accelerating or producing biochemical changes.
Epidermis
The uppermost or outer layers of the skin.
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Epilate
The removal of hair beneath the skin’s surface. Examples include using wax or electrolysis. This method produces longer lasting results.
Ergocalciferol
Known as Vitamin D when used in food products or skincare lotions.
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Essential Oil
The essence of a plant, removed by compressing, steaming, dissolving or distilling. These oils produce the strongest odors, flavors, or medicinal properties when used in a product.
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Eucalyptus
Eucalyptus oil has blood stimulation properties, beneficial for the treatment of hair loss. It has antiseptic, cooling and stimulating properties.
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Evening Primrose Oil
Essential fatty acid oil. Also known as Vitamin F. It helps restore the moisture and lipid balance to dry skin conditions.
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