Des questions concernant des phrases d'exemple avec, et la définition et l'utilisation de "Moisturize"

A: It means to hydrate the skin by applying moisturizer

A: @rhtui Not a lot of examples available but here are a couple: I enjoy moisturizing my skin in the evening. This is a moisturizing proceeds that we use at this salon. You usually hear moisturize rather than moisturizing. This will help to moisturize your hands. Not a word you commonly hear outside of the beauty industry. Are you in that industry?

A: To moisturize is to apply moisture to something, to hydrate is put moisture on or into something and to humidify is to have moisture around something, like in the air.
Putting on lotion: moisturize
Drinking water: Hydrate
Outside after it rains : Humidifying

A: This is my best guess:

When you say “moisturize”, I think of applying moisture to the outer part of something so that it is absorbed - particularly skin, and applying creams to it.

When you say “hydrate”, I think of water retention from within, rather than as an external application - “drink water” = “stay hydrated”. “Make sure your plants stay hydrated”.

When a person says their skin feels rough or dry, you would tell them to moisturize it.

When a person is thirsty, they’re “dehydrated”, so you’d tell them to drink water (stay hydrated).

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A: I hope this helps!

A: You can say: "This lotion moisturises your skin" or "This lotion rehydrates your skin".

You can also say "This lotion freshens your skin"

Don't say "the skin"
Do say "your skin"