Examples of using Barrier function in English and their translations into Czech
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Its barrier function is also compromised.
Babies‘ skin is thin and its barrier function limited.
The barrier function of their skin is increasingly weakened.
This can reduce the effectiveness of the skin's barrier function.
As a result, the skin's barrier function can become compromised.
Barrier function is weakened, contributing to a loss of moisture.
This means that the barrier function is impaired and baby skin is.
Stress can cause a hormonal imbalance which can reduce the effectiveness of the skin's barrier function.
In healthy skin the barrier function retains moisture, preventing dryness and sensitivity.
Frequent washing with ordinary soaps oraggressive surfactants can weaken the barrier function of skin by.
When the skins natural barrier function is compromised through external factors, moisture can evaporate more easily.
The natural protection and repair systems of the skin are overworked andthis can result in damage to the skin's barrier function.
Young skin is thin and its barrier function is reduced, making it particularly sensitive to harmful UV rays.
Epidermal lipids such as ceramides, fatty acids andcholesterol which are needed for a healthy skin barrier function.
When the skin starts to thin, its barrier function and its natural protection against UV are also gradually reduced.
Mechanical factors that put pressure on the skin can damage the already impaired barrier function, activating underlying sensory fibres.
On the other hand the barrier function of adult skin increasingly weakens with higher age, as well as metabolic processes slow down.
In sensitive skin, however,enzyme activity is reduced and the barrier function compromised, which leads to irritability and dryness.
When skin s natural barrier function is compromised, moisture can more easily evaporate, leaving the skin dry, tight and rough.
Including ceramides in skin care products may help to strengthen the skin's barrier function, soothe skin dryness and prevent irritation.
Also, their skin barrier function and self-protection mechanisms(especially melanin synthesis) are not fully developed.
For sensitive anddry skin it's important to choose a body cleanser that strengthens the barrier function and protects against moisture loss.
When the skin's barrier function is disturbed, allergens, irritants, pollutants and microorganism can penetrate the skin more easily.
The amount of sebum produced by the sebaceous glands in skin controls the efficacy of the skin's barrier function and, as a result, the condition of skin.
As a result, skin's barrier function becomes compromised, leading to excess transepidermal water loss(TEWL) and enabling the penetration of irritants.
Ingredients such as Gluco Glycerol help to reactivate Aquaporins, intensively and long lastingly rehydrate skin andsupport its natural barrier function.
At both stages in life, skin is thinner and the barrier function less effective, which can lead to a pH imbalance and increased water loss.
Natural, pure vegetable oils such as Almond and Jojoba contain Linoleic Acid,an unsaturated fatty acid that strengthens the skin's natural barrier function.
Despite their extra padding, excessive rubbing can damage skin's barrier function and lead to dry skin and ultimately to calluses and corns.
This process can occur when the skin's barrier function is compromised and is worsened by naturally depleting levels of substances like Hyaluronic Acid, which hydrates the skin's layers, and Coenzyme Q10, which reenergises skin cells to improve their regenerative function. .