Tips for Good Facial Care and Proven to be Successful

Based on knowledge about cosmetology, we can treat facial skin as well as possible. Make preparations to treat the face so that the expected results are maximized. Preparations before treating facial skin include:

1. Tie your hair or headgear with a head covering or also with a headband from a towel.

2. Wash hands before and after treating facial skin. Prepare the necessary equipment.

Cosmetics for Skin Care

Advances in the field of cosmetics have produced various cosmetic products for body or skin care, both traditional and modern.

Various deficiencies in our body shape can occur due to bad habits such as overeating. Therefore we must pay attention to food by adjusting the menu to avoid being overweight or too thin.

Bathing for cleanliness, health and freshness of the body, is very important in terms of body care. To get smooth skin, it is not enough just to use soap, in order to maintain skin moisture and to keep it smooth, various creams and oils are produced for body care.

Various cosmetic products for body and facial care, both modern and traditional, include:

1. Skin lotion for normal to dry skin, and for normal to oily skin use milky lotion. This lotion is a moisturizer (mild moisturizer) to maintain the smoothness and softness of the skin. Can be used throughout the day and as a foundation.

2. Face cream/Day cream/Face sun block cream (moisturizer) is a moisturizing cream that functions to maintain moisture, smoothness, flexibility and softness of facial skin. The flexibility of the outer skin layer is very dependent on the moisturizer. This cream can be used throughout the day as a foundation to protect and prevent dry and wrinkled skin from sunburn. This cream can also prevent the evaporation of water from the surface of the skin.

3. Night cream/Night support/Nourishing cream, which is a moisturizer for facial care at night. This cream contains more fat and acts as a lubricant and helps retain water supplies.

4. Body lotion/Soft body silkener/Hand body lotion, namely moisturizing lotion to soften and smooth the skin of the body and hands.

5. Sun block lotion, which is a lotion to treat sunburn. Too long exposed to the hot sun, will cause the skin color to turn dark brown, the skin becomes dry and accelerates skin aging.

6. Hand cream is a special moisturizing cream for the hands and fingers that functions to moisturize, relax and protect the hands, especially from washing ingredients or drugs that can cause the hands to become rough.

7. Feet cream/Fancy feet action cream, which serves to soften and smooth rough feet, such as the heels, soles of the feet and between the toes.

8. Lip gloss/Lip sheener, which is a moisturizer that functions to keep lips soft and gives a refreshing impression.

9. Lip balm is a moisturizer that serves to prevent chapped and peeling lip skin.

10. Sandalwood oil contains sandalwood skin distilled oil. This oil is efficacious to warm the body to stimulate blood circulation, treat skin and make the body fragrant, soft and to prevent dry skin. This oil can also be used in massage of the body, back, hands and feet.

11. Olive oil from olives which contains skin-relaxing substances. its properties can relax the skin and rejuvenate the skin, especially dry and rough skin. Can also be used to treat feet, hands and for massage.

Treatment Goals

It is a natural law that every increase in age leads to a decrease in the quality of the body. Facial skin that when young was smooth and firm, as you age, signs of aging such as wrinkles, fine lines and dark spots begin to appear. The aging process in the skin occurs because the skin can no longer produce a lot of collagen and elastin, which functions to tighten and supple the skin. People who are over 30 years old experience a decrease in the production of collagen and elastin, because the older the skin, the thinner and drier it gets. Many ways can be done to slow down the aging process and stay young, one of them is by doing facial treatment from an early age on a regular basis.

Facial treatments should be performed in accordance with the conditions of the skin. Today, there are many cosmetic products for facial skin care that are suitable for skin types, ranging from traditional to modern, all of which provide solutions to treat and overcome various skin problems. Along with the movement back to nature, not a few are using natural ingredients to treat beauty. Facial skin care in general has the aim of maintaining and improving skin health and function as well as beautifying the outer appearance of the skin, namely so that facial skin feels comfortable, soft, clean, white, smooth, moist, dewy and glowing.

Facial treatments that are carried out routinely provide several advantages as follows: clean facial skin, improves and facilitates blood circulation in the face, encourages glandular activity, relaxes nerves, maintains muscle shape, strengthens weak muscle tissue, prevents disorders or disorders of the body. skin diseases, prevent wrinkles, improve facial skin and stay young.

Facial Skin Diagnosis

Facial treatment, can be done through several phases of treatment. Before doing facial treatment, it is better to do a facial skin diagnosis.

Diagnosis of facial skin is carried out after performing the facial cleansing stage. Diagnosis of facial skin needs to be done with the aim of:

1. Determine the type of facial skin,

2. Knowing the various disorders of the facial skin,

3. Determine the action of treatment or treatment,

4. Choose a cosmetic treatment that suits your facial skin type

Determination of facial skin diagnosis includes the following aspects:

1. Skin type. Skin types are grouped into normal skin types, oily skin, dry skin, sensitive skin, and combination or mixed skin.

2. Tonus and Turgor. Determination of tone and turgor is done by pinching the cheek skin (turgor) and pressing the cheek skin under the cheekbones (tonus) whether they are classified as: loose or strong.

3. Pores. Visible or not depending on skin type. Dry skin usually has invisible pores, unlike oily skin types, which tend to have large pores. The presence of blockages in the hair bladder can widen the pores.

4. Skin folds and lines. On the skin of the face or neck, there is almost always the formation of skin folds and lines in the form of wrinkles, usually around the eyes, between the eyebrows, the folds of the nose and lips (smile-lines) and wrinkles due to age that occur on the forehead, neck and around the mouth. .

5. Skin disorders. Common skin disorders are (a) Skin disorders due to pigmentation disorders such as chloasma and moles, vitiligo, tinea versicolor, ringworm, red patches; (b) Skin disorders due to impaired function of oil glands such as inflammation, acne, blackheads and acne; (c) Skin disorders due to skin horniness or keratinization disorders such as hyperkeratinization (orthodoxy), scaly skin, calluses, katimumul and red scaly skin; (d) Skin disorders due to premature aging; (e) Skin disorders due to fungal infections such as dermatophytosis, and (f) Skin disorders due to circulatory disorders.