it's antiquated, and not usually used to refer to the cosmetic procedure. its presence in medical journals means that it should not be included in products intended for the everyday consumer. cosmetics are lowest common denominator- even the kailyns of the world have to be able to understand it.PistolsFiring wrote:Oxfoliate actually is a word though. I found it in several journals.bitchboy wrote:OMFG i love itBeautyTruthSleuth wrote:New thread name suggestion:
John "Can't Even Oxfoliate" Crookian - Part 6
We should keep making up acronyms for CEO for future threads, like how the Jaclyn Hill thread always has #onfleek in its name.
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he's too busy "oxfoliating" to deal with his own lips
like, look, be it a word or not, he's trying to look smart by using the "medical" word. but the truth is, he's a dropout and an idiot. using oxfoliate instead of the commonly accepted word is just... dumb..