bio-available water

German translation: rueckfeuchtend, biologisch aktive Feuchtigkeit

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English term or phrase:bio-available water
German translation:rueckfeuchtend, biologisch aktive Feuchtigkeit
Entered by: Giselle Chaumien

05:57 Oct 25, 2001
English to German translations [Non-PRO]
Medical
English term or phrase: bio-available water
As an ingredient of a cream for the face. I guess it's just an "invention" of cosmetics world, but how could you translate that into German?
Irene
rueckfeuchtend, biologisch aktive Feuchtigkeit
Explanation:
Sorry, please scrap my previous answer.
I accidentally reverted to the original term.
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4moisturizer
Ursula Peter-Czichi
4rueckfeuchtend, biologisch aktive Feuchtigkeit
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moisturizer


Explanation:
That's what they call it here.


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rueckfeuchtend, biologisch aktive Feuchtigkeit


Explanation:
Sorry, please scrap my previous answer.
I accidentally reverted to the original term.

Ursula Peter-Czichi
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PRO pts in pair: 78
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