Jinsi Ya Kutunza Na Kusafisha Ngozi Ya Uso
A facial is one of the best ways to take care of your skin, especially when it's given by an experienced, knowledgeable and professional beautician. A facial cleans, exfoliates (Exfoliation is the removal of the oldest dead skin cells that cling to the skin's outermost surface) and nourishes the skin, promoting a clear, well-hydrated complexion, and can help your skin look younger.
A facial is the second most popular spa treatment after a massage.A facial works best when it is part of an on-going program of skin care.
A facial is one of the best ways to take care of your skin, especially when it's given by an experienced, knowledgeable and professional beautician. A facial cleans, exfoliates (Exfoliation is the removal of the oldest dead skin cells that cling to the skin's outermost surface) and nourishes the skin, promoting a clear, well-hydrated complexion, and can help your skin look younger.
A facial is the second most popular spa treatment after a massage.A facial works best when it is part of an on-going program of skin care.
The Basic Steps of a Facial:
Consultation. A facial should begin with a consultation. The facialist might have you fill out a form that has questions about your skin concerns, your diet, how much water you drink, drugs and supplements you take, and products you are currently using. This can affect your skin and what kind of treatments she recommends. Ni muhimu sana kujieleza ili anayekuhudumia aweze kujua ni jinsi gani atakusaidia.
Cleansing. After wrapping your hair with a towel or headband, the facialist begins a facial with a thorough cleansing, using cotton pads, facialist wipes or sponges.
Skin Analysis. The facialist covers your eyes and looks at your skin through a brightly lit magnifying lamp. He or she is determining your basic skin type (dry, oily, combination, sensitive or normal) and skin conditions (acne, blackheads, whiteheads, aging, sun-damage, dehydration, etc.). Pia tunatumia skin testers kuweza kutambua aina ya ngozi yako kabla ya kuanza kusafisha uso wako. The facialist then chooses the appropriate products and treatments, and consults with you about what he or she sees and recommends.
Steam. Most facials use a machine that directs a thin vapor of warm steam to your face. This is relaxing and helps softens up any blackheads and whiteheads to be extracted. If you have very sensitive skin, the facialist may not use steam.
Exfoliation using a mechanical or chemical exfoliant. Mechanical exfoliants have a gritty texture that rubs away the surface dead skin cells. This type of exfoliation usually happens during the steam. Chemical exfoliation uses enzymes and acids to loosen the bond between skin cells. A gentle enzyme treatment can be done during the steam. Stronger chemical peels, which vary in intensity, can be a stand-alone treatment or part of the facial. It is not generally an "upgrade" and done in a series. It is not done with steam.
Extractions. This is the removal of blackheads or whiteheads if you want it and need it. People have different pain tolerance for extractions. They can be uncomfortable, especially on thin or ruddy skin. Extractions can cause broken capillaries and discoloration if done improperly. Ufanyaji wa extractions ni kwa wale wanaohitaji hii huduma (wenye chunusi).
Facial massage using classic strokes like effleurage (Effleurage is a gliding stroke used in Swedish massage) to both relax you and stimulate your skin and facial muscles.
A facial mask targeted to your skin type (dry, oily, combination, sensitive, mature) and condition. During the facial, the facialist should stay in the room and give you a scalp massage or some other service. If they leave the room to let you "relax," don't go back!
Final application of toner, serums, moisturizer and sunscreen if it's daytime. Tunatumia aina tofauti za toner, moisturizer na sunscreen kulingana na aina ya ngozi yako.
Advice on home skin care.
Final application of toner, serums, moisturizer and sunscreen if it's daytime. Tunatumia aina tofauti za toner, moisturizer na sunscreen kulingana na aina ya ngozi yako.
Advice on home skin care.
Who Gives A Facial?
A professional facial should be given by a licensed facialist with special training in skin care.
A cosmetologist is legally allowed to give facials. You also want to find a facialist who is knowledgeable, fastidious, and passionate about their work.
How Often Should I Get A Facial?
It varies from person to person. Ideally, get a facial monthly because that's how long it takes the skin to regenerate. Try to have a facial at least four times a year, as the season changes. You may need it more frequently if you are trying to clear up a case of acne, especially at the beginning. Otherwise, once a month is plenty. You can overdo it, especially if you have sensitive skin.
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