verb
definition
To apply again.
Examples of reapplied in a Sentence
This brand is known for color that lasts and does not need to be reapplied.
I reapplied the mascara to the wand then dabbed it across the bottom lashes the same way.
Sunblock alone is not a good option because it wears off quickly and needs to be continually reapplied.
It does take extra work as most organic pesticides must be reapplied after rain or extreme heat, but it's well worth it.
These solutions usually work quite well, but will need to be reapplied regularly.
The bifocals can be removed and reapplied so they can be moved to the bottom of the lenses later if necessary.
One topical application is usually sufficient, although the scabicide may be reapplied after a week if mites remain.
Sunscreen should be reapplied every two hours (more often after swimming).
This includes even the toughest waterproof sun screens that still need to be reapplied periodically throughout the day to ensure sun safety.
A lot of heat escapes through the head and even on a warm day, it's good to cover the head after getting out of the water, especially if sunblock can't be reapplied at once.
This finish eventually wears off and must be periodically reapplied.
It's a popular product for surfers and beach goers because it does not have to be reapplied as often as sunscreen.
In order for sunscreen to remain effective, it must be reapplied often.
Just as a regular sunscreen should be applied as needed or reapplied after exposure to water or sweat, hair sunscreens should follow the same use.
If you're swimming or experience excessive perspiration, a hair sunscreen may need to be reapplied more frequently and liberally.
A good zinc- or avobenzone-based sunscreen with a protection factor of at least 30 is vital, and it should be reapplied every two hours; a good rule of thumb is to reapply every time you go up the lift.
Her mascara will be water resistant so it will not need to be reapplied.