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It is no news that the pandemic has plunged some women into seeking suitable face cleaning regimens.  Wondering how to do that elaborate makeover and a dashing makeup for that meeting and daily activities?  We are in this together, the reason I have few tips to get you prepped to embrace the new normal. At the end, we should learn to take proper care of our faces regardless of the limitations experienced in the course of observing the controls.  So let's dive right in! All the nations of the world have united to enforce the use of face masks to not necessarily abolish the known pandemic but to help protect individuals against the pandemic. We must reiterate that most protective clothing like the facemasks are not necessarily comfortable but offer the best protection against any potential for injury or harm. As we progress, it is also important we note that face masks do not lower oxygen levels , However, the face masks may be harsh on the skin posing skin conditions such ...

Face masks now popular to the mass falls within the category of one of the hierarchies of hazard (anything with the potential to cause harm) control. Welcome to another section on Safety Lane with Inyene Udoekong as we consider the title as well as the question. A reminder to note that our words here are selected intentionally to inspire, motivate and most importantly to give grace to our readers. My humble appeal is for your receptiveness to learn and to contribute politely. Right into it; as humans, we have about 90 seconds worth of ATP stored in our bodies which we constantly use, hence the need to always get sufficient oxygen to aid the operations of the Adenosine triphosphate (ATP). I do not mean to remind you of your unappealing chemistry days, but some chemistry and biological jargons may be used to establish our points. What is Oxygen? In layman’s term, oxygen is a colourless, odourless, tasteless gas essential for the breathing process. Meaning we cannot be effectively fun...