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- noun Plural form of
facialist .
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Examples
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M: MOUTH FACE-LIFTSAmerican facialists and massage therapists claim massaging the muscles inside the upper lip, cheek and jaw area promotes blood circulation and skin-cell oxygenation, resulting in a tighter, smoother complexion and brighter eyes as well as improved elocution.
The beauty bible Eva Wiseman 2010
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From drivers to jockeys, couriers to facialists, mercenaries to programmers, and newsboys to scientists, the work is fun and there's no one-size-fits-all solution.
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Ariana glanced around surreptitiously, but none of the manicurists, facialists, or waitresses seemed remotely interested in what was being said.
Pure Sin Kate Brian 2010
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From drivers to jockeys, couriers to facialists, mercenaries to programmers, and newsboys to scientists, the work is fun and there's no one-size-fits-all solution.
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I recently read a New York Times article about expensive and famous facialists in New York City who insist that their clients must get weekly facials costing something like $500 or run the risk of their skin looking awful and old immediately, and irreversibly.
Simple Skin Beauty Ellen Marmur 2009
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I recently read a New York Times article about expensive and famous facialists in New York City who insist that their clients must get weekly facials costing something like $500 or run the risk of their skin looking awful and old immediately, and irreversibly.
Simple Skin Beauty Ellen Marmur 2009
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To make a clay maskwhich is great for pulling toxins out of your skinsome facialists use I kid you not 100 percent clay kitty litter.
Rinnavation Lisa Rinna 2009
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"But I am also just a girl from Illinois with two sisters" -- sisters who, like most people, can't afford private trainers, Parisian facialists and celebrity interior decorators, she says.
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To make a clay maskwhich is great for pulling toxins out of your skinsome facialists use I kid you not 100 percent clay kitty litter.
Rinnavation Lisa Rinna 2009
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I recently read a New York Times article about expensive and famous facialists in New York City who insist that their clients must get weekly facials costing something like $500 or run the risk of their skin looking awful and old immediately, and irreversibly.
Simple Skin Beauty Ellen Marmur 2009
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