| CLEANSING
Women who wear make-up should carry out a routine
of cleansing, toning and moisturing each evening, as well
as washing the face in the morning. Cleansing will remove
old make-up and the grime and grease that have been accumulated
during the day.
- Remove mascara with a cotton bud dipped in eye-dipped
in eye-cleansing lotion. To make the job easier keep your
hair off your face.
- Remove the eyeshadow by gently wiping it off with a pad
of clean cotton wool moistened with eye-cleansing lotion.
- Pour a little face cleansing cream into the palm of one
hand and dab it generously over the nose, chin, forehead
and cheeks---using two fingers of the other hand.
- Massage the cream into the skin, starting under the throat,
using a gentle upward motion.
- Continue massaging the cream up to the forehead, using
the fingertips.
- Gently massage the cream from the eyes to the nose.
- Massage cream back over the chin, which is particularly
prone to blackheads. Use the index finger.
- Remove the cream from the face with tissue pads in each
hand. Start under the chin and work over the cheeks and
on to the forehead
- Toners remove all traces of dirt, make-up or cleanser
that remain after cleansing.
Immediately after cleansing apply toner to the forehead
and cheeks on a pad of corron wool.
- Apply the toner to the crevices around the nose.
- Apply the toner to the crevices around the chin.
- Without moisture, the skin will not remain smooth and
supple. The face is exposed to the drying effect of the
weather, so moisturisers -- which form a film over the skin
-- contain and augment the natural moisture.
- Using the tips ofthe fingers, dot moisturising cream
lightly all over the face.
- Press the fingers of both hands into the centre of the
forehead and work the cream slowly outwards. Pat the cream
gentlyaround the eyes.
- Work the cream around the jawline, chin and mouth with
the middle fingers of both hands.
- Massage the cream over the throat with alternating hands,
using upward strokes from collar-bone to chin
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