skin looks lisibly

Myrtille Montaud (asker) Feb 20, 2016:

Thank you all, I agree with your comments but actually there is absolutely no word after lisibly, anyway I sent an email to the client to ask for more information and I will keep you informed ;-)

Jonathan MacKerron Feb 20, 2016:

Definitely a typo but the sentence is flawed and "visibly" alone does not really fit here.
'"visibly improved/better" would make sense.

Gayle Wallimann Feb 20, 2016:

Must be be visibly, agree with Ormiston This has to be a mistake. The word must be visibly, and the rest of the phrase is missing. Check with client. The word 'lisibly' just doesn't exist in English.

ormiston Feb 20, 2016:

must be visibly And the following a list of benefits. So should be.....(dot dot dot)

Myrtille Montaud (asker) Feb 20, 2016:

Thanks Victoria, actually there is a full stop, it's not visibly something, it's just lisibly. the sentence is "80% women think their skin looks lisibly", among other results (looks younger, smoother and so on...)... so no other context, just the results of a moisturizer...

Victoria Britten Feb 20, 2016:

@Asker Is there a full stop after "lisibly"? Could it be "visibly xxx"? That's what comes to mind. And if not, could we have a bit more context?