Rotating different types of masks for days of the week is already a familiar beauty method, the latest skin care trend is to apply several masks at a time. So how to apply this beauty method so that it is most effective? Mask combination recipes for each skin type will vary, but the basic rule of this beauty school is to use a thin cream or gel mask first, then apply a layer of clay mask on top. . Before you apply the mask, exfoliate your skin to create the best conditions for your skin to absorb nutrients. Never apply a clay mask first and then apply a creamy mask, as this will not be able to affect the surface of the skin. For combination skin People with combination skin often suffer from facial blemishes that are still dry and flaky. So combine a gentle moisturizing mask and a mud mask that absorbs excess oil. First, apply a thin layer of moisturizing mask, preferably one that contains soothing ingredients such as honey, chamomile, to help compensate for moisture, and reduce skin irritation. The Body Shop – Ethiopian Honey Deep Nourishing Mask: The mask contains honey extracts, which helps to restore and relax the skin, suitable for the skin that needs abundant moisture. L’Oreal – Paris Dex Pure Perfecting Clay Mask: Clay mask helps to remove dirt and sebum, giving you a smooth and bright skin. After applying the moisturizer, apply the mud mask to areas prone to acne (eg forehead, chin). With combination leather If you apply the oil-alkaline mud mask directly to the skin, or apply it to the entire face, some areas of the skin can be stretched out. Therefore, a thin layer of moisturizing mask will have the effect of “neutralizing” less features of the mud mask. Intended for aging skin , large pores Aging skin. Loss of elasticity causes pores to loosen. You should incorporate a moisturizing mask, a firming mask and a clay mask. Vichy – Purete Thermal: Contains 10% Vichy mineral water that strengthens, stimulates cell renewal and balances the pH of the skin with Vitamin B3 that reduces inflammation, helps brighten the skin evenly. Clarins – Extra-Firming Mask: Capable of blurring wrinkles formed by stress, firming skin and restoring radiance of the skin. Innisfree – Jeju Volcanic Pore Clay Mask: The porous structure of volcanic clay from Jeju Island strongly absorbs the sebum and impurities that are deposited under the pores. First, apply a layer moisturizing mask so thin. Then, apply a thick firming mask, but only around the eyes, can be applied on the neck, chest. With the final clay mask, you do not have to apply it on the entire face, but just apply it on the T-zone or areas showing signs of enlarged or clogged pores. For oily, dull skin To alkaline and brighten your skin, choose a hydrating mask that restores ruddy look, combined with a deep cleansing clay mask. When applying a moisturizer, you can apply a little thicker on the forehead or areas where the skin is the darkest. Nature Republic – Real Fresh Rose Petals Moisture Mask: The mask contains petal extracts and rose water to help moisturize, enhance skin elasticity, improve dull skin, make skin more rosy and smooth. With class clay mask , you can completely thicken the entire face, especially in the T-zone. Clay mask will help unclog pores, absorb excess oil for a clean face, from which the skin surface also brighter light. /. Kiehl’s – Rare Earth Deep Pore Cleansing Masque: A clay mask that removes excess oil and dirt that clog pores, helping to purify and detoxify the skin.

Recent sources said that the new iPhone generation will have a big change coming from the back, where the two lenses are placed diagonally. This design was uncovered in the recently leaked CAD drawing believed to be of the iPhone 13 mini. IPhone 13 build red with lenses on the back arranged in fancy diagonal lines. (Photo: @ xleaks7 x Coverpigtou.it) This design will help users easier to identify between iPhone generations. (Photo: @ xleaks7 x Coverpigtou.it) Most recently, on the social networking site Twitter appeared photos of the actual iPhone 13 mini prototype. The person who posted the photo said he received this photo with the information that this is a prototype of the iPhone 13 mini. (Screenshots) “I received an alleged photo of the iPhone 13 Mini in blue today. My source said it was a prototype but did not specify what stage. I’m not sure this image is real, however I have been allowed to share it #apple #appleinternal #iphone # iphone13, “said Twitter user Majin Bu. Image is said to be the prototype iPhone 13 mini blue. (Photo: Majin Bu / @MajinBuOfficial) According to the image posted by Majin Bu, it can be seen that the iPhone 13 mini has an overall look like the iPhone 12 mini, except for the rear camera cluster with differences from the new diagonal camera layout, LED flash and microphone. are also moved to opposing positions. Meanwhile, on the iPhone 12 mini, the two cameras are arranged vertically to the left of the camera cluster. According to PhoneArena, the first reason Apple made this change is design. This design will help users easier to identify between iPhone generations. (Photo: Majin Bu / @MajinBuOfficial) The second reason could be a technical problem. Last year, Apple equipped a larger camera sensor for the iPhone 12 Pro Max, and there are rumors that Apple will bring this technology to the new standard iPhone models. To avoid increasing the camera size on the iPhone 13 despite using a larger sensor, Apple may choose to place the two lenses diagonally together for more space. (Photo: Majin Bu / @MajinBuOfficial) The source said, this iPhone 13 mini version is a prototype, not a commercial version. Apple has a few months to start mass production of iPhone 13 Series, so it is not possible to confirm this is the final design of the product. Also, not except the possibility that the above photo is just a photoshop edited product.

Reduce more than 270,000 civil servants and public employees Outlining the results achieved in the past 5 years, the Minister of Home Affairs said that the building and perfecting of the State administrative institutions have achieved very important results. The arrangement of the administrative apparatus from central to local level has gradually clearly defined tasks and powers, basically overcoming the situation of overlap, omitting functions, tasks, scope and objects of management; There has been a clear distinction between state management agencies and public non-business units within the internal structure. The implementation of Central Resolutions 18 and 19 has created new awareness, new thinking and drastic action in the entire political system. Up to now, there have been many focal points reduced within ministries, branches and localities, especially over 25% reduction of non-business units; reduce 8 administrative units at district level and 557 administrative units at commune level. Interior Minister Pham Thi Thanh Tra said the implementation of the Resolution 18 and 19 of the Central Government has created new awareness, new thinking and drastic action in the entire political system. Photo: Hoang Ha. The head of the interior industry said that in streamlining the payroll associated with the organizational apparatus arrangement, the agencies and units had reduced over 27,500 civil servant payrolls; reducing nearly 243,000 staff payrolls – exceeding the 10% reduction target set by the Politburo’s Resolution 39 by 2021. In addition, civil servants from the district level down 40,000 people; reducing nearly 148,000 communal cadres, civil servants and part-time workers in villages, hamlets, street population groups; labor contracts decreased by nearly 7,000 people. These numbers have created a clear economic effect. According to the Interior Minister, the Ministry of Finance calculated that in 2019, the proportion of recurrent expenditure will decrease by 0.85% compared to 2017, equivalent to 10,000 billion. Accumulated from 2017 to 2019, the State budget expenditure has decreased by over 15,000 billion VND from streamlining the apparatus, staffing downsizing and renovating the public non-business sector. The Minister of the Interior also said that from the beginning of the term to mid-2020, the Government has reduced and simplified nearly 4,000 administrative procedures, more than 6,700 lists of goods subject to specialized inspection and 30 administrative procedures. related to specialized testing. The total social costs saved from the reduction and simplification are about 18 million working days / year, equivalent to more than 6,300 billion VND / year. Total cost savings when implementing online public services from the opening of the National Public Service Portal at the end of 2019 to the end of 2020 is VND 8,000 billion. “This is not only a huge savings, but also brings many profound social meanings: Save time and effort of the whole society, make transparent processes and procedures, promote practice. democracy, enhancing the confidence of people and businesses, promoting innovation and preventing and combating corruption ”, emphasized the Minister of Home Affairs. 6 decreases and 6 increases According to the head of the Ministry of Home Affairs, the results of the implementation of Resolutions 18 and 19 have helped “6 decrease” and “6 increase”. Specifically, “6 reduction” is: Reduce the clue; intermediate level reduction; reduce the number of leaders; reduce payroll; reduce administrative procedures; reduce spending on the political system apparatus. “6 increases” include: Increase in organizational science; increase in staff quality; increase the effectiveness and efficiency of the political system; increased spending on development investment and increased social consensus. Despite achieving many results, the Minister of the Interior frankly said that the implementation of the above guidelines still has some limitations, the organizational apparatus has not completely overcome the overlaps and interference in functions and tasks. among ministries, ministerial-level agencies; the principle of one task, only one agency in charge of implementation and main responsibility has not been promoted strongly. Some localities have not properly implemented regulations on organizational structure; The review and streamlining of payrolls have not really been associated with quality improvement and restructuring of the contingent of cadres, civil servants and public employees; not actively proposing and proposing to the Central Government to amend and supplement documents and regulations inconsistent with reality. To overcome the limitations, the Ministry of Home Affairs set out 5 key tasks, including promoting decentralization and decentralization, clearly defining the responsibilities between the Government and ministries and branches; overcome the overlap in functions, tasks and powers. At the same time, the Ministry clearly defines the collective responsibility and individual responsibility, ensuring a unified, transparent and effective State management. Along with promoting the arrangement of administrative units at district and commune levels, the Ministry of Home Affairs set a target of pilot study of the organization at the provincial level; promote reform of civil service regimes, civil servants, adopt mechanisms to encourage and arouse the spirit of dedication for the country, create motivation and pressure for all cadres, civil servants and public employees to best fulfill their tasks assigned. Especially, there is a mechanism to protect employees who are innovative, creative, dare to think, dare to do, dare to break through, dare to take responsibility for the common good.