glossiness

The skin was clean and shone with the glossiness of much soap.

Her hair had all the warmth and glossiness of that of a healthy girl of eighteen.

It not only serves to maintain flesh, but it is favorable to glossiness in the coat.

It is in the neatness of his 'shave' and the glossiness of his rich black cue that the Chinese dandy is distinguishable.

It is also conducive to glossiness of coat and healthiness of skin, but unless used sparingly affects the wind.

Their beautiful black hair owes its glossiness almost entirely to the use of candle tallow.

Frequently there is slight edema of the ankles associated with a glossiness of the extensor surfaces of the legs.

A few drops in the bath will remove all offensive perspiration and glossiness (if the skin is oily).

This does not injure the glossiness of the fur, which is apt to be affected when the skin is immersed.

The cut of his coat, the glossiness of his hat and boots, too, were all strikingly reminiscent of the dead man.