I have problems with my skin

At the beauty parlour

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Dialogues

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Text Н. Acne

Acne is a common skin condition which consists of blackheads, whiteheads, red spots, and sometimes deeper boil-like lesions called nodules or cysts. The problem sometimes continues into adulthood. It develops in the oil-producing structures of the skin called pilosebaceous follicles, which are present in large quantities on the face, chest, upper back and shoulders.

The exact cause is unknown. One theory is that when hormone levels increase, the skin of the acne prone person reacts by producing excess sebum (oils). Bacteria on the skin alter these oils to produce substances that cause acne. Hair follicles get plugged by dead skin cells, bacteria, hormones and sebum. Emotional stress, fatigue and cosmetics can aggravate acne.

There's no concrete evidence that food causes acne. Following the strictest diet will not by itself clear your acne. But some people find that their acne seem to worsen when they eat certain foods, particularly chocolates, fried food and chilies.

In terms of make-up: Avoid oily and greasy cosmetics. Use water-based, oil-free cosmetics sparingly. You can use eyeliners, eye shadows and lipsticks. Ensure that cosmetics are washed off thoroughly with Zeta before going to bed.

If you have acne, treat it early. Waiting can be a serious mistake, since treatment can improve your appearance and prevent the development of scars. Never squeeze or scratch lesions, keep hands off the face as this can spread infection.

To clean your face, remove excess oil from the face by washing with a bactericidal skin soap. Wash frequently to remove excess oil and bacteria. Do not wash with harsh or high pH soaps.

Client: Good afternoon!

Beautician: Good afternoon, ma’am! What would you like to have?

C.: I’d like to know how to take good care of my skin. It has become irritated.

B.: Your skin is very dry.

C.: What would you recommend?

B.: Moisturizing creams and lotions. And also you should use cosmetic soap and face cream for dry skin.

C.: What skin products you think will suit me?

B.: Three step daily regime.

C. What does it mean?

B.: A cleanser, a toner and a moisturizer for dry skin.

Beautician: Good afternoon! What would you like to have, ma’am?

Client: My face is partly oily and partly dry. It is difficult for me to choose right skin care products.

B.: You’ve got combination skin. It is necessary to keep both types balanced.

C.: What would you recommend?

B.: Use a mild cleanser on your entire face, a good moisturizer on the dry areas.

C.: And what about oily areas?

B.: Use oil-absorbing makeup on oily areas to control shine.

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