Illustration. When buying a moisturizer, not paying attention to the ingredients is a mistake. You should research and buy creams that contain hyaluronic acid, lipids or ceramides. Forget the skin around the eyes The skin around the eyes is thinner and more sensitive than other areas, so care needs to be careful. If you arbitrarily choose a poor quality cream, it can seriously affect this skin area. Therefore, when buying moisturizers, you only buy products that have been tested and meet quality standards. Let the skin be too dry when applying the cream To get the most out of your moisturizer, don’t apply it when your skin is too dry. Because water will help the skin retain moisture longer. The best way, after washing your face, do not dry your face and apply the cream while the skin is still slightly damp. Apply moisturizer on dry skin For maximum effectiveness, a moisturizing lotion should be applied before the water evaporates. After showering, pat the skin dry – do not rub. Facial skin will not have too much excess water but will be slightly damp before applying moisturizer. Use moisturizer infrequently Moisturizer should be used at least once per day to control skin moisture. Imagine the skin as a brick wall, the cells like the bricks and the surrounding fat like the mortar that holds the bricks together. This link can be strong, but there are many damaging factors including cold weather, hot water and substances that are harmful to the skin. Age is also a factor, as lipid sources decline. When the ‘mortar’ layer is damaged, the skin loses its function as a moisture barrier. Excessive abuse Using too much cream does not increase the effectiveness as people think, but will make your skin secret, oily, make the effectiveness of the cream significantly reduced, and stimulate acne-prone skin. Dermatologists recommend that for a cream-based moisturizer, each time we only need to use a small amount of corn kernels (corn), dot it on points on the face such as forehead, cheekbones, chin… then apply. circle outwards, helping the cream spread evenly and penetrate better. As for serums and essences, you only need 1-2 drops to be enough for your skin. Depending on the manufacturer’s instructions, use 1-2 times in the morning or evening.

The bricks are carefully tiled and square, but the characters printed on the bricks are not in the correct position as planned. After finishing the tile, the girl’s lower body is printed on the tile in the right position, but the head, neck and middle body are completely deviated. Many netizens fell in love with this unattractive brick grafting method of the workers. When the owner complained, he received the answer: “Well, I’ll do it for you for free, not for any money. Ok yet..” After listening to the workers, the homeowner did not know what to do with this wall. According to the majority of comments, only know how to remove the tiles to re-tile. But this type of tile with a human figure is sometimes “scareful” especially at midnight. “Doing this, but also dare to hire, the landlord certainly does not know the skill of the worker. This worker does it because of passion, no experience” , one person commented. Another said: “This type of brick wall is so scary, waking up at night to see the wall is definitely scary.” Not long ago, netizens shared a picture of a house that was almost completed, but if you look closely, the photo can’t help but be funny. On the front of the house, there are pictures of phoenix and dragon. However, if it is not said that it is a dragon and phoenix, it is difficult for anyone to recognize it. The reason may be that the person who put it on is not technical and inexperienced, so the dragon and phoenix images are not beautiful and distorted. Even netizens “checked” and discovered that the main door of the house was completely deviated. Many people question the construction ability of the mason team. Because usually the door is carefully designed to ensure balance, no one will make such a clear deviation

Longevity of the Forbidden City From 1406, a magnificent ancient palace began to be built in China, that is, the Forbidden City. It was built for a total of 14 years until it was completed in 1420. Although it was built only 14 years ago, its preliminary preparation work was very thorough. After all, it’s been more than 600 years since the Forbidden City was built, hundreds of years of ups and downs are enough to destroy most things in this world, but why has the Forbidden City not collapsed in the last 600 years? The Forbidden City went through the Ming and Qing dynasties. Because it is an ancient building with a wooden structure, there is no way to avoid the risk of fire, and it has been continuously restored throughout the centuries. Even in modern times, after the founding of the People’s Republic of China, in order to better protect the Forbidden City, the Chinese government carried out a comprehensive renovation of the Forbidden City. While sorting through the cultural relics inside, a secret was discovered after pry open the floor tiles of the Forbidden City. Floor tiles in the Forbidden City Many people wonder if the Forbidden City has existed for the past 600 years because of its foundation? For projects, although the role of the foundation cannot be ignored, other parts are equally important. In addition to the massiveness of the Forbidden City, one can certainly come across the floor tiles that can be seen everywhere in the Forbidden City. As an ordinary citizen, surely everyone will have satisfactory floor tiles for their home, not to mention the magnificent Forbidden City, the residence of the emperor. Talking about the Forbidden City, there is always a saying handed down in folklore. Also because of this saying, when the Forbidden City was being extensively restored, every corner of it was thoroughly studied. The saying goes, “The palaces, the ancient royal palaces, the wards in the Forbidden City, are all paved with golden square bricks”. So the floor tiles used in the Forbidden City are gilded tiles? Of course not, of course gold here does not refer to that metal bearing the symbol Au. The reason they are called yellow bricks is because the ancient craftsmen put a little tung oil (tung tree oil, or elm dong – Vietnamese call it sloppy) into the mold when making these bricks. As the emperor’s palace, even the floor tiles, of course, must be made of the best materials. This type of brick is not available to everyone. The secret under the golden bricks in the Forbidden City The floor tiles of the Forbidden City are not only made of good materials, but are also harder than ordinary bricks, and are also more labor-intensive to make than ordinary bricks. Except for the emperor, the people who used these bricks in ancient times were all powerful officials and nobles. And the secret that keeps the Forbidden City from falling for hundreds of years is also hidden under these golden bricks. In the Forbidden City, the error between each yellow brick is very small, it takes 3 years to make 50,000 gold bricks, moreover it can only be produced in Suzhou. However, successful crafting does not mean it will be used, as these golden bricks will be tested one by one after they are delivered to the Forbidden City. The selection criteria were even comparable to those of the emperor’s concubines, which required rigorous screening. According to records in the mandarin books of the “Works of the Law” of the Qing dynasty, a gold brick two meters long, each worker can only be sharpened 3. When laying the floor, three workers, including a main tiler and two assistants, can only lay 5 tiles a day. For example, when laying the floor tiles in Thai Hoa Palace, they needed 1573 masons, 944 pavers and 1888 assistant workers. From the above information, it can be understood that placing golden bricks in the Forbidden City is very laborious and time consuming. Originally, this project was labor-intensive, paving a floor was not easy, while the foundation of the Forbidden City was paved for fifteen floors. At that time, Minh Thanh To guarded against theft, worried that someone would dig a tunnel into the Forbidden City, so he asked for 15 floors of bricks. The total amount is equivalent to the current 80 million yuan. Behind the successful installation of these bricks is the hard work of countless workers. After paving the floor in the Forbidden City, in order not to reveal this secret, all the workers were ordered to become mute. Therefore, after finding out this secret, they all sighed and said that Chu Di (Ming’s ancestor Zhu Di – the 3rd emperor of the Ming Dynasty) was indeed an outstanding tyrant in history. .

Hoang Dang. Photo: Reuters In a cramped room, with boxes, drawers and wardrobes filled with Lego bricks that were packed floor to ceiling, Hoang Dang attentively built a blue and yellow fishing boat with a Vietnamese flag. glow. Reuters said that this industrial designer has long loved Lego, but he only collected this toy a few years ago while on a business trip to Detroit, USA. Here, Hoang Dang was very surprised by the series of products available in the US. With a toy that recreates Vietnamese streets, Hoang Dang is most inspired by scenes close to his home, carefully recreating his childhood home, a pagoda in the Old Quarter in Hanoi. and the living room in the 1990s during Tet. All scenes are subtly and colorful in miniature. “I want to bring my perspective to my friends around the world, because the Lego building community in Vietnam is still little known regionally and internationally,” he said. Hoang is halfway through his journey to conquer the goal of building 10 large-scale works for exhibition. Hoang Dang said that it will take about 5 months to complete the facade with 5,000 pieces, although most of that time is spent on finding the right pieces. “I usually spend the whole evening looking for just one Lego brick,” Hoang said. Bao Anh honored the person who recreated the Vietnamese street with lego Although he is a collector who owns more than 2 million Lego bricks, Hoang is always looking for new pieces. In Ho Chi Minh City, Hoang has a friend who shares his passion, Khang Huynh. The two met through a Facebook group dedicated to Lego builders and collectors. Lego stands for “leg godt” which means fun in Danish. “Playing Lego helps us recharge our creativity after long and tiring projects,” Hoang said. Hoang and Khang both love to take pictures of what inspired them on the street, then recreate it with bricks. To Khang, it is images on the street like a Honda motorcycle.

In the frames of Harper’s Bazaar, Phung Thieu Phong’s wife is still loyal to the image without expressing any emotion, “hundreds like one” makes netizens feel bored. Not only that, but her proportions are also the weak points revealed in these photos.

A photo of a magazine by Zhao Liying. Many people believe that this dress completely does not highlight her beauty

In this photo, there are netizens who believe that Trieu Le Dinh reveals the weak point is an imbalanced body proportion, not only that, the expression of his wife Phung Thieu Phong also makes people feel that the photo is fading and poor. Highlights

Another one more frame Trieu Le Dinh showed no emotion. Although the dress is excellently beautiful, the sitting shape and the way to hold hands also make Trieu Le Tinh “inferior”

The only picture Trieu Le Dinh has changed his pose

On the social network, netizens commented: “Although the costume is very popular, very beautiful, but Trieu Le Dinh doesn’t seem to be able to balance it.”

In the close-up and inclined photos, Trieu Le Dinh still can’t escape the one-color posing with one arm to rest on the chin and neck. The way of make up makes the goddess Trieu become strange, the “rough” five mandarin.

It can be seen that, although the character is favored when wearing high-class costumes, Zhao Liying’s image still does not stand out. Therefore, many people expressed disappointment and expected her “Sam Sam” to have better magazine covers.