facial tissue

A facial tissue plant is planned to be built also.

A merged company would have the world's dominant share of the facial tissue market.

Upstairs, the rooms did without shampoo, facial tissues and room service.

"Atkins has become something like Kleenex is to facial tissue."

The most pressing issue relates to the data used to average facial tissue thickness.

Spreading them was like working with a wet, wadded facial tissue.

"And what about facial tissues, which come into close contact with our eyes and noses?"

From a cautious distance I view the ultraviolet light that "shows up problems in the facial tissues."

He tested that by pulling a facial tissue from a slot and dropping it.

Even soap and facial tissues can be gussied up.

Mei had surgeons alter his facial tissues so he will look like a normal human.

Facial tissues are accessed via an incision before the ear.

The fat eventually incorporates itself into facial tissue, so two to three treatments suffice.

Paper towels can also be found packaged like facial tissues, as individual folded sheets.

On the facial tissue she used for another purpose, Judy spied a pink stain.

They have dubbed the law the "Kleenex contract" because young workers could be discarded like a facial tissue.

Under the sink was spare toilet paper, facial tissues, and two shampoo bottles.

Soft facial tissue and third phalanges of both hands missing due to mutilation.

Wing it with a few facial tissues.

I drew the line at catching a cold for this story and instead subjected six brands of facial tissues to a "spray test."

Kleenex Kleenex is the brand name of facial tissue paper.

"In vivo facial tissue depth measurements for White British children".

The sanitary napkin and Kleenex brand facial tissue were introduced in the 1920s.

Symptoms occur when the bacteria enters the facial tissues after trauma, surgery, or infection.

But for those who more often have a drippy nose, facial tissue, until recently, have been the only solution.