Is This Product Good for Dry Skin? Meaning & Usage

Meaning 1：Is it good for dry skin? (Is this product good for dry skin?)

Is this product good for dry skin? 🔊

/ɪz ðɪs ˈprɑːdʌkt ɡʊd fɔːr draɪ skɪn/

phr.

Asking directly if something (like a cream or cleanser) is beneficial and suitable for skin that lacks moisture.

Person checking skincare product label for dry skin suitability

Is it good for dry skin? 🔊

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/ɪz ɪt ɡʊd fɔːr draɪ skɪn/

phr.

A question used to ask whether a particular product, such as a moisturizer or cleanser, is beneficial and appropriate for skin that lacks moisture and tends to be flaky or tight.

📁 Category：Physical & Mental Health 🔖 Level：Beginner

📘 Details & Usage

📖 Root Explanation

A question phrase using 'is' + 'this product' + 'good for' + 'dry skin'.

💡 Mnemonic

Imagine touching your dry face while asking a salesperson: 'Is this good for my skin?' The physical sensation links the phrase.

📖 Example

Excuse me, is this cream good for dry skin? My face feels tight after washing. 🔊 May I ask if this cream is beneficial for skin that lacks moisture? My face feels tight after washing.

🔗 Collocations

good for dry skin – A phrase indicating suitability for dry skin type

recommended for dry skin – Advised as appropriate for dry skin

formulated for dry skin – Specifically made to address the needs of dry skin

🔄 Synonyms

Is this product suitable for dry skin? (phr.) – Asks about compatibility with dry skin

Is this cream effective for dry skin? (phr.) – Asks about the cream's efficacy on dry skin

Does this product work for dry skin? (phr.) – Asks whether the product yields good results on dry skin

🚫 Antonyms

Is this product good for oily skin? (phr.) – Asks about suitability for oily skin, the opposite skin type of dry skin

📖 Cultural Story

Commonly used in skincare shopping, this phrase reflects modern consumers' focus on product suitability for specific skin types. No ancient origin; it evolved from everyday retail language.