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GCheng620 Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

Lots of "slip"??

Somebody was describing a concealer as such
" Cinema Secrets has the loveliest texture and finish. great coverage, very very smooth texture, lots of slip, extremely skinlike finish. "

It's generally an all-positive feedback, but I'm curious about how that word slip can be used as an adjective:)

THANKS IN ADVANCE:)
  

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No, I don't see it that way(pretty sure it's a noun). But I would prefer to see an 'and ' before the 'extremely skinlike finish' part.

— Ivanhr

  • No, I don't see it that way(pretty sure it's a noun).
  • But I would prefer to see an 'and ' before the 'extremely skinlike finish' part.
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No, I don't see it that way(pretty sure it's a noun). But I would prefer to see an 'and ' before the 'extremely skinlike finish' part.
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IvanhrNo, I don't see it that way(pretty sure it's a noun). But I would prefer to see an 'and ' before the 'extremely skinlike finish' part.
THANKS:)

She's not a native speaker, and perhaps if she was, not a person with a decent language skill set I guess:)
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