Module 1
Exercise 1.5
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In preparation of the timed accuracy test, type the following for three minutes. Te five boxing wizards jump quickly. Jinxed wizards pluck ivy from the big quilt.
Skin changes as we age. From at least the age of 17, women should consider cleaning, toning and moisturising their faces twice daily. Te wonderful clean feeling that we get when we wash our faces with soap and water should be avoided because we strip away vital oils. A gentle foaming cleanser should be used instead; or a facial cleansing bar, which is free of soap, is also a possibility.
As women age, the production of oils slows down. Between the ages of 20 and mid-30, oil and sweat glands are at their most active, and the elasticity of the skin is at its peak.
Wiping off moisturiser with cottonwool could be a problem because oſten some is leſt behind. A face cloth, dipped in warm water, should be used instead. Te cloth should also be rubbed against the skin to remove flaky bits, and finally the pores should be closed by wiping the face with the cloth which has been dipped in cold water.
Beauticians recommend that a toner is used aſter cleansing the face. Te main purpose is the removal of any excess cleanser. Avoid toner which is alcohol based: this will dry the skin far too much. And, those women who have open pores should not use a toner as this will deteriorate the condition.
Te most important feature of a good moisturiser is that it contains adequate protection against the sun which can be used throughout the year. And it makes no difference how dry or worn out our skins, we need not only moisturise the chin or around the nose. Tis only serves to prompt open pores.
Dry skin should be moisturised with a product that has a high oil component, whereas oily skin needs only a light moisturiser which states on the label that it is oil-free. Such a product will not cause blackheads, whiteheads or block the pores. A combination skin requires the use of the appropriate type of moisturiser in the relevant places.
Something that is seldom taken into account is that skin has different needs at different times of the year. For example, cold temperatures and icy wind reduce the skin’s moisture level in the winter, and those with oily skin may need to start using a cleanser for normal skin, those with normal skin a cleanser for dry skin, and so on. Conversely, in summer when the air is humid, the skin is helped to maintain its natural moisture, and a light product could be used.
Lines and wrinkles will begin to appear during the thirties. A new routine could be started, and cosmetics containing anti-ageing ingredients added to the bathroom shelf. Collagen is one of the substances used because it fills out the skin. Tese anti-ageing products should be used before moisturising; using them alone will deprive the face of essential moisture.
A beauty therapist (some of whom work at home thereby cutting down on the costs of hiring premises for a salon) is the person to consult when you need advice on skin care. To maintain a lovely skin, a woman needs to know how and when to cleanse, tone and moisturise the face. Te beautician examines the face under a magnified mirror and will see what is oſten missed by the client.
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