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SKIN

1. Follow a Consistent Skincare Routine

- Cleansing: Use a gentle, sulfate-free cleanser like CeraVe’s Hydrating Cleanser to remove
dirt and oil without stripping moisture.
- Exfoliation: Exfoliate 2-3 times a week with a mild exfoliant to remove dead skin cells and
promote cell turnover. Consider using a chemical exfoliant with AHA or BHA for better
results.
- Moisturizing: Hydrate your skin with a non-comedogenic moisturizer. CeraVe’s Moisturizing
Cream is a good option to maintain the skin’s barrier.
- Sunscreen: Apply sunscreen with at least SPF 30 daily to protect your skin from UV
damage, which can cause premature aging and hyperpigmentation.

2. Stay Hydrated and Eat a Balanced Diet

- Water Intake: Drinking at least 8 cups of water per day keeps your skin hydrated from the
inside out, improving elasticity and reducing dryness.
- Diet: Eat foods rich in antioxidants like berries, leafy greens, and nuts to combat free
radicals. Incorporate Omega-3 fatty acids (found in flaxseeds, walnuts, and chia seeds) for
skin hydration and anti-inflammatory benefits.

3. Get Enough Sleep

- Sleep Repair: During sleep, your skin repairs and regenerates itself. Aim for 7-9 hours of
quality sleep per night to reduce puffiness, improve complexion, and enhance skin cell
turnover.
- Bedtime Routine: Apply a night cream or serum rich in ingredients like hyaluronic acid or
retinol to boost skin repair overnight.

4. Exercise Regularly
- Increased Circulation: Regular exercise improves blood circulation, which helps deliver
oxygen and nutrients to your skin, giving it a natural glow.
- Sweating: Exercise can help unclog pores by promoting sweating, which flushes out toxins.
Just make sure to cleanse your skin post-workout to avoid clogged pores.

5. Facial Exercises and Massages

- Face Yoga: Incorporating facial exercises into your routine can tone facial muscles,
improve blood flow, and promote a youthful appearance. For instance, try lifting your cheeks
by smiling wide, holding the position for 5 seconds, and repeating several times.
- Facial Massage: Massaging your face with oils (such as jojoba or rosehip) can stimulate
collagen production, reduce puffiness, and increase elasticity.

By combining these methods, you'll see significant improvements in your skin’s texture, tone,
and overall health over time.

EYE
1. Practice Mewing (Tongue Posture)
- What It Is: Mewing involves proper tongue posture, where the entire tongue rests on the
roof of the mouth. This practice can help in defining the cheekbones, improving facial
symmetry, and enhancing the eye area over time.
- How to Do It: Keep your mouth closed, teeth lightly touching, and press the tongue against
the roof of your mouth (without touching the front teeth). Maintain this posture throughout the
day.

2. Improve Sleep and Reduce Eye Strain

- Quality Sleep: Getting 7-9 hours of sleep per night ensures your eyes appear well-rested,
reducing puffiness and dark circles, which can make your eyes look tired and less sharp.
- Eye Strain Reduction: Limit screen time or use blue light filters, as excessive screen use
can lead to eye strain, making the eyes appear more sunken or fatigued. Give your eyes
regular breaks using the 20-20-20 rule: every 20 minutes, look at something 20 feet away for
20 seconds.

3. Facial Exercises for Eye Definition

- Eye Area Lifts: Exercises targeting the eye area can help tone the muscles around your
eyes, giving them a more defined look.
- Exercise 1: Place your index fingers on the outer corners of your eyes, then gently squint
while applying light pressure to the outer corners. Hold for 10 seconds and release. Repeat
this exercise 10-15 times daily.
- Exercise 2: Raise your eyebrows while closing your eyes tightly. Hold for 5 seconds and
repeat 10-15 times. This helps to strengthen the muscles around the eyes.

4. Maintain a Balanced Diet for Eye Health

- Antioxidant-Rich Foods: Incorporate foods rich in vitamins A, C, and E (such as carrots,
spinach, and oranges), as well as Omega-3 fatty acids (found in fish and walnuts). These
nutrients support eye health and can reduce puffiness and dark circles, making the eyes
appear sharper.
- Hydration: Stay hydrated to keep your skin around the eyes plump and reduce puffiness.

5. Eyebrow Grooming and Eye Contouring

- Eyebrow Shape: Well-groomed eyebrows that are slightly arched can enhance the shape
and intensity of your eyes. Trim or shape your eyebrows in a way that complements your
facial structure.
- Contour and Highlight: Use makeup or natural techniques to subtly contour your eye area.
Applying a highlighter just above your cheekbones and along your brow bone can make the
eyes appear more deep-set and sharper.

These methods can help improve the appearance and definition of your eyes, promoting a
more angular and focused look over time.

LIPS

1. Exfoliation for a Smoother Appearance

- Lip Scrub: Exfoliating your lips removes dead skin cells, making them appear smoother and
less puffy. You can use a gentle lip scrub made of sugar and honey or a store-bought option.
- How to Do It: Apply the scrub to your lips and massage in circular motions for a minute.
Rinse off and follow up with a hydrating lip balm. Exfoliating once or twice a week is enough
to keep lips soft and less swollen.

2. Hydration and Lip Care

- Hydration: Keeping your lips well-hydrated can prevent dryness and chapping, which can
make them appear larger and more uneven. Use hydrating lip balms with ingredients like
shea butter, beeswax, or hyaluronic acid.
- Lip Mask: Apply a hydrating lip mask overnight to keep lips supple. You can also use a thin
layer of petroleum jelly or a specialized lip mask like Laneige Lip Sleeping Mask to maintain
moisture and reduce any puffiness.

3. Lip Contouring with Makeup

- Lip Liner: You can use makeup to create the illusion of smaller lips. Use a lip liner that
matches your natural lip color or is slightly darker to subtly trace inside the natural lip line.
Avoid overlining, as it will make your lips appear larger.
- Matte Lipstick: Matte or neutral lip colors tend to make lips look smaller. Stick to soft,
natural shades like nude or soft pink. Avoid glossy or shimmery lip products as they can
create the appearance of fuller lips.

4. Facial Exercises to Tone the Lips

- Lip Presses: Strengthening the muscles around your lips can help in toning and defining
the lip shape without making them look overly full.
- Exercise 1: Close your lips tightly and then press them together as if you are blowing a
kiss. Hold for 5 seconds and release. Repeat 10-15 times a day.
- Exercise 2: Smile widely while keeping your lips closed, then relax. This exercise
strengthens the muscles around your mouth and gives a firmer appearance to your lips.

5. Avoid Lip Irritants and Swelling Triggers

- Allergen-Free Lip Products: If your lips are prone to swelling or puffiness, avoid lip products
containing irritants like menthol, cinnamon, or certain lip plumpers that may cause temporary
swelling.
- Sun Protection: Use a lip balm with SPF to prevent sunburn and potential inflammation,
which can make lips appear larger. Sun damage can also lead to chapped, uneven lips,
which diminishes their smooth appearance over time.

By following these methods, you can achieve smaller, well-defined, and healthier lips
naturally without invasive treatments.

JAWLINE
1. Facial Exercises for Jawline Definition
- Jaw Clenching Exercise: Sit up straight, close your mouth, and clench your teeth tightly for
10 seconds. Then relax. Repeat this exercise 10-15 times daily. This strengthens the
muscles along your jawline and chin, leading to a more defined look.
- Chin Lifts: Tilt your head back and look at the ceiling. Pucker your lips as if trying to kiss the
ceiling. Hold for 5-10 seconds and release. Repeat 10-15 times daily to tone the muscles in
your neck and jaw.

2. Mewing (Proper Tongue Posture)

- What It Is: Mewing is the practice of maintaining proper tongue posture by resting the entire
tongue on the roof of your mouth. This method can help in developing better facial structure
over time.
- How to Do It: Keep your mouth closed, teeth lightly touching, and press your tongue flat
against the roof of your mouth. Hold this position throughout the day to naturally improve
your jawline and facial structure.

3. Maintain a Healthy Diet and Reduce Body Fat

- Balanced Diet: Eating a balanced diet with lean proteins, vegetables, fruits, and whole
grains helps in reducing overall body fat, which in turn can make your jawline more
prominent.
- Hydration: Drink plenty of water to prevent bloating and fluid retention around the face,
which can obscure the jawline.
- Avoid Excess Salt and Sugar: Limiting salt and sugar intake reduces puffiness and water
retention in the face, further defining the jawline.

4. Neck and Chin Stretches

- Neck Curl-Up: Lie on your back with your tongue pressed to the roof of your mouth. Bring
your chin to your chest while lifting your head slightly off the floor. Hold for 5 seconds and
release. Repeat 10-15 times. This tones the muscles in the front of the neck and helps to
define the jawline.
- Collarbone Back-Up: Sit upright and pull your head back until your neck feels tight. Hold
this position for 5 seconds. Repeat 10 times to strengthen the neck muscles that support a
sharper jawline.

5. Facial Massages and Skin Care

- Facial Massage: Massaging your jawline and neck with upward motions stimulates blood
flow, reducing puffiness and toning the skin. You can use oils like jojoba or rosehip during the
massage to enhance skin elasticity.
- Skincare for Tightness: Apply firming creams or serums with ingredients like retinol or
peptides that help improve skin elasticity around the jawline. Consistent skincare will prevent
sagging skin, helping your jaw appear sharper.

By incorporating these methods into your daily routine, you'll gradually see improvements in
jawline definition and overall facial structure.

HAIRCUT
To determine your face shape, follow these steps:

1. Measure Your Face:

Use a flexible measuring tape to measure the following:
- Forehead Width: Measure across your forehead from the peak of one eyebrow arch to
the peak of the opposite eyebrow arch.
- Cheekbone Width: Measure from the outer corner of one eye to the outer corner of the
opposite eye across the top of your cheekbones.
- Jawline Width: Measure from the base of your jaw below your ear to the tip of your chin,
then multiply this number by two to get your full jawline width.
- Face Length: Measure from the center of your hairline to the tip of your chin.

2. Compare the Measurements:

Analyze the proportions of your measurements to match them to a face shape:
- Oval: Face length is greater than the width of the cheekbones, and the forehead is wider
than the jawline. The angle of the jaw is rounded.
- Round:*The cheekbones and face length have similar measurements. The forehead and
jawline are also similar in width, with soft, less defined angles.
- Square: All measurements are fairly similar, with a more defined, sharp jawline.
- Heart: The forehead is wider than the cheekbones and jawline. The chin is pointed.
- Diamond: The face length is longest, followed by the cheekbones, forehead, and jawline.
The chin is pointed.
- Oblong/Rectangular: The face length is significantly longer than the cheekbones,
forehead, and jawline, with similar width across the latter three areas.
Trendy and Suitable Haircuts for Each Face Shape

1. Oval Face Shape

- Characteristics: Balanced proportions with a slightly longer face and rounded jaw.
- Suitable Haircuts:
- Trendy Style: Long, layered cuts or blunt bobs are popular for oval faces.
- Classic Style: Shoulder-length waves or soft curls.
- Avoid: Hairstyles that cover your face too much, as your face shape is naturally
well-balanced.

2. Round Face Shape

- **Characteristics:** Equal width and length with soft angles.
- Suitable Haircuts:
- Trendy Style: Long, layered cuts with side-swept bangs to add angles.
- Classic Style: High top fades or asymmetrical cuts to elongate the face.
- Avoid: Full bangs or chin-length bobs, as they can emphasize the roundness.

3. Square Face Shape

- Characteristics: Equal width at the forehead, cheekbones, and jaw with a strong, defined
jawline.
- Suitable Haircuts:
- Trendy Style: Soft, wispy layers or shoulder-length cuts with texture to soften the strong
jawline.
- Classic Style: Side-swept bangs or waves that start below the chin.
- Avoid: Harsh, straight lines like blunt bobs that accentuate the square angles.

4. Heart Face Shape

- Characteristics: Wide forehead that narrows to a pointed chin.
- Suitable Haircuts:
- Trendy Style: Long pixie cuts, side-swept bangs, or chin-length bobs that balance the
wide forehead.
- Classic Style: Long waves or curls that start below the chin.
- Avoid: Short, full bangs, as they can make the forehead look wider.

5. Diamond Face Shape

- Characteristics: Narrow forehead and jawline with wider cheekbones.
- Suitable Haircuts:
- Trendy Style: Long, textured layers or deep side parts to add width to the forehead and
soften the cheekbones.
- Classic Style: Shoulder-length cuts or chin-length bobs.
- Avoid: Short crops or cuts that accentuate the width of the cheekbones without adding
volume to the forehead.

6. Oblong/Rectangular Face Shape

- Characteristics: Longer than it is wide, with a straight, elongated structure.
- Suitable Haircuts:
- Trendy Style: Soft, voluminous waves or long layers with side-swept bangs to break up
the length.
 - Classic Style: Chin-length bobs or shoulder-length cuts that add width.
- Avoid: Very long, straight hair that can make the face look longer.

By identifying your face shape and choosing a haircut that complements its proportions, you
can enhance your natural features and stay in style.

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Ahaglow cleansing for normal to dry

Omega 3

Face wash Hyaluronic acid

Jojoba oil

Eye mask for sleeping

Lip Scrub balm

Lip balm SPF 50

Retinol Day & Night Cream