Hello. I'm Hideko, in charge of web and shipping for the beautiful natural brand Milobina.
Lately, there has been a lot of news about the coronavirus.
To be honest, about a month ago, I thought it was like something out of a science fiction novel or movie, but I'm slowly starting to realize that it's scary.
I'm even more worried now that I'm being asked to refrain from going out in the metropolitan area for the weekend.
But anyway, I'm thinking, ``Let's be scared in the right way.''
On social media, everyone is making various efforts to upload pictures of how they are refraining from going out.
So, I've summarized my last weekend.
Saturday.
I sewed a mask.
Actually, about three weeks ago, I realized that if the masks I had ran out, I might not be able to get them anymore, but it was already too late. Gauze and rubber for masks were sold out. Finally, I found some gauze with a pattern at a large craft store.
I was also able to receive a bleached cloth and handkerchief-like gauze from my parents.
I have presbyopia and I use a sewing machine.
Before that, I applied a lot of sesame oil to my face. (Avoid applying around the eyes as it will hurt if it gets in your eyes.)
Shizuko, a staff member, recommended it to me. ``When I wake up in the morning, I apply sesame oil. I leave it on until I wash my face. It feels completely moisturized after washing, and I only use a small amount of oil after that. "No way."
I tried it once, and the next day my boss complimented me and said, ``My skin looks so much better!''
So, I'm trying again.
After that, I spent 2-3 hours on the sewing machine. I managed to sew a few masks.
I was tired of running the sewing machine, so I finished and washed my face with sesame soap. When you wash your face with lathered sesame soap, it mixes with the sesame oil you've applied and becomes cream-like. Rinse gently.
It seems like you can use lotion as is, but I wash my face again. This time it won't be creamy. Then, I did my usual care with Getto Spring, Getto Snow Beautiful Skin Gel, and Sesame Oil.
When I look in the mirror, I might look shiny~♪
Sunday
This morning, I applied a generous amount of sesame oil and cleaned up the TV recording. After a while, it seemed like there was too much oil and it got in my eyes. It hurt, so I washed my face earlier than yesterday.
I was a little disappointed, so I decided to pack it with Julian Clay. Dissolve powdered clay in water and make a pack. I'm a lazy person, so I can't do anything unless I say, ``Okay, let's do it!''
What is Julian Clay? Below...from Milobina
Clay rich in minerals
julian clay
Powerful effect on pores! A versatile pack rich in minerals.
Use it on your dull face and hands to brighten your skin!
[All ingredients] Gray clay
Good quality clay can really be used!
Gray clay from Jurien Bay, Australia is rich in minerals, especially calcium, and has wonderful effects.
Apply Julian Clay Pack for 10 minutes during bath time once a week for clear skin.
Give your body a gentle clay massage and your skin will be shiny and shiny!
It's also useful when you get a bright red sunburn, pimples that suddenly appear, or dry air conditioner flakes.
It's effective as is, but since it mixes with water and oil, you can add anything you like, including essential oils, yogurt, oils, aromatic distilled water, honey, etc.
Please have fun using it.
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It was snowing outside and I was refraining from going out, so I felt like, ``Okay, let's do this!''
My one trick here is to dissolve Julien's clay in the moon peach spring.
Getto Spring is the above-mentioned ``fragrant distilled water.''
I applied it to my face and cleaned up the TV recording again.
It was strange that my son woke up while I was packing, looked at my face, and was startled awake.
When it dries, gently, slowly, and thoroughly wash it off with lukewarm water.
After that, as usual, I used Getto no Izumi, Getto Snow Beautiful Skin Gel, and sesame oil to take care of my skin.
When I look in the mirror, I say, ``Wow, I'm more radiant than yesterday~♪ I feel like my skin tone is brighter too♪''
I thought that taking care of my skin, which I wouldn't be able to take care of in everyday life, is a meaningful way to change my mood during this extraordinary time of refraining from going out.
When I'm in an emergency like this, I feel a bit depressed, but when my skin becomes glowing, I feel like my mood improves.
Next week, I might try taking a half-body bath. etc. I am thinking.
If you think of it as a "skin polishing weekend" instead of "self-restraint," your fears and worries about the coronavirus will ease a little.
However, I hope things get back to normal soon...
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