noun
definition
The action of rinsing.
example
I'll just give this knife a quick rinse.
definition
A liquid used to rinse, now particularly a hair dye.
Examples of rinses in a Sentence
Hair rinses and shampoos containing camomile have been popular for a long time.
Some mouthwashes, toothpastes and rinses contain tea tree oil, but several studies show more harm than good from these products, so it may be best to avoid them for the time being.
The pigments do not penetrate in the hair cuticle, so the color naturally rinses out, unlike a permanent coloring that shows the color line at the roots over time.
Plus size Seven jeans are available in a variety of cuts, rinses and styles, and all are made with a bit of stretch for the ultimate level of comfort.
This also applies to jeans, so opt for dark rinses in that department.
Choices for pain relief include medication, ointments, or mouth rinses recommended by the pediatrician.
Head and pubic lice infestations usually are treated with insecticidal lotions, shampoos, or cream rinses.
If you used vegetable dyes, rinses, and semi-permanent hair color, you can.
With a variety of rinses to choose from and no dearth of embellishments (along with a couple that are relatively free of excess detail), these jeans boast everything from chains to exaggerated flare.
Colored hair is accepted but only when it is colored with semi-permanent dyes, vegetable dyes or rinses.
Allow them to stand out by wearing them with a pair of skinny jeans (dark rinses look best during the latter part of the year).
Vinegar is an excellent cleaning solution since it is nontoxic, has no noxious fumes and easily rinses off with water.
It rinses away surface or loose dirt, but nothing embedded.
You can also add natural ingredients, such as baking soda and vinegar, for hair rinses and other soothing therapies for the body.
Using a proprietary technology, these guards siphon water that rinses debris from the guards.