revitalizers
Things that refresh
Revitalizers are people or things that restore energy, strength, or vitality to something.
A neighborhood revitalizer might rehabilitate buildings and attract new businesses.
A language revitalizer works to bring endangered tongues back into active use.
The word often appears in marketing for products claiming to rejuvenate skin, hair, or health: This serum is one of the best skin revitalizers on the market.
Extra nutritional intake
- tonicsSupposed health-boosting drinks
- adaptogensStress-resistance promoting substances
- ginsengPerennial with tonic root
- electrolytesConducting ions in solution
B vitamins · iron supplements · protein shakes · recovery drinks · immune support · herbal remedies · ashwagandha · cordyceps
Antibody-containing blood fluids
- tonersPore-tightening skin preparations
- essencesFundamental natures or extracts
- ampoulesSealed glass drug containers
- hyaluronic acidMoisture-retaining tissue sugar
retinol · vitamin C · anti-aging · collagen · peptides · niacinamide · moisturizers · brighteners
Rebuilding an existing area
- gentrificationWealthy influx displacing locals
- infrastructureBasic physical systems
- economic stimulusMeasures to revive economy
- community grantsMoney awarded to neighborhoods
zoning reform · historic preservation · transit hubs · public spaces · tax incentives · business districts · city planners · adaptive reuse
Agents that improve quality
- biotinB7, a metabolic cofactor
- minoxidilVasodilator for follicles
- hair masksDeep conditioning products
- strengthenersAgents that add force
Repairing historically significant structures
- language revivalEffort to restore endangered speech
- folk artsTraditional community-based craftsmanship
- indigenous movementsPolitical organizing by original inhabitants
- cultural preservationProtecting community traditions and artifacts
oral history · community elders · ancestral practices · craft revival · ethnic festivals · storytelling · artisan guilds
supplements
Extra nutritional intake
- tonicsSupposed health-boosting drinks
- adaptogensStress-resistance promoting substances
- ginsengPerennial with tonic root
electrolytes · B vitamins · iron supplements · protein shakes · recovery drinks · immune support · herbal remedies · ashwagandha · cordyceps · rehydration
serums
Antibody-containing blood fluids
- tonersPore-tightening skin preparations
- essencesFundamental natures or extracts
- ampoulesSealed glass drug containers
hyaluronic acid · retinol · vitamin C · anti-aging · collagen · peptides · niacinamide · moisturizers · brighteners · antioxidants
redevelopment
Rebuilding an existing area
- gentrificationWealthy influx displacing locals
- infrastructureBasic physical systems
- economic stimulusMeasures to revive economy
community grants · zoning reform · historic preservation · transit hubs · public spaces · tax incentives · business districts · city planners · adaptive reuse · streetscaping
conditioners
Agents that improve quality
- biotinB7, a metabolic cofactor
- minoxidilVasodilator for follicles
- hair masksDeep conditioning products
strengtheners · damage repair · argan oil · castor oil · volumizers
heritage restoration
Repairing historically significant structures
- language revivalEffort to restore endangered speech
- folk artsTraditional community-based craftsmanship
- indigenous movementsPolitical organizing by original inhabitants
cultural preservation · oral history · community elders · ancestral practices · craft revival · ethnic festivals · storytelling · artisan guilds
revitalizersdepleters
Things that reduce supply
drainers · sappers · weakeners · energy vampires · wearers
revitalizersdestroyers
Fast armed naval vessels
degraders · corrupters · decayers · deteriorators · ruiners