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A: Acne; Acne lesion; AHAs; Allergen; Alopecia; Androgenetic alopecia; Androgens; Antioxidant; Anti-wrinkle; Astringent; Atopic dermatitis; Atopic eczema; Atopy

B: Basal layer; Blush; Botulinum toxin; Bronzing powder; Brown spots

C: Cell renewal; Chapping; Chemical filter; Collagen; Comedogenic; Comedone; Compact powder; Concealer; Concealer brush; Corneal layer; Cosmetic dermatology; Cosmetic surgery; Crow’s feet; Cuticle (hair); Cuticle (nail)

D: Dandruff; Dermabrasion; Dermal papillae; Dermatological corticosteroid; Dermis; Dermocosmetics; Desquamation; Dust mite

E: Elasticity; Emollient; Epidermis; Erythrosis; Exfoliating Agent; Exfoliation; Exoskeleton; Eye shadow; Eye-Liner

F: Facial erythrosis; Firmness; Foundation

G: Glycation

H: Free radicals; Hair bulb; Hair fiber; Hair follicle; Hold; Hyaluronic acid; Hydrolipidic film; Hyperpigmentation; Hyperseborrhea; Hypoallergenic

I: Ichthyosis; Immune system; Inflammation; Inflammatory acne; Ingrown hair; Injection

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K: Keratin; Keratinocyte in the hair follicle

L: Laser treatment; Lentigo

M: Malassezia furfur; Mascara; Mattifying; Melanin; Melanocyte; Mineral filter; Mini face lift; Pregnancy mask

N: Nails that break or bend; Nails with ridges; Nasolabial folds; Navel

O: Oxidation

P: Papules; Peeling; Photoaging; Photodermatitis; Photosensitisation; Phototherapy; Phototype; Physiological flora; Pigment; Pilosebaceous follicle; Pore; PPD; Psoriasis; Pustule

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R: Reactivity; Retentional acne; Retinol; Rosacea

S: Scalp; Scurf patch; Sebhorreic dermatitis; Sebum; Skin aging; Skin barrier; Soft nails; Solar lentigo; SPF; Sponge; Squama; Summer light eruption; Sun capital; Sun erythema; Sun filter; Sun-induced herpes; Superfatted soap

T: T Lymphocytes; Thermal spa treatment

U: UV rays; UVA; UVB; UVC

V: Vitamin C; Vitamin E

W: Wrinkle

X: Xerosis

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Crow’s feet

Crow’s feet refers to the small expression wrinkles that form at the outer edges of the eye as we age. They are caused by facial muscle tension. This tension pulls on the deep surface of the dermis and forms deeper and deeper wrinkles over time.