| 1. 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
2. TONING
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.
3. MOISTURIZING
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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