During the epidemic, people always stay at home and occasionally wear masks when they go out, which inevitably ignores the "personal image". In this regard, some should pay attention to it, and some should take good care of it after the epidemic has passed.

I'll have my hair cut at home when my hair grows. The barber shop is closed, but men's hair is short and needs to be taken care of regularly, so families can cut each other's hair. Wash your hair and wipe it until it is half dry, then tie an apron and comb it clearly with a comb. Shave off the hair at the back of the head with scissors, then thin the hair around and above the top of the head with scissors, trim the protruding parts, and finally wipe off the broken hair with a sponge. Women with short hair should pay special attention to the back of the head and cut out layers, so the back of the head should be divided into at least three layers before cutting, so there will be layers after cutting. Girls with long hair just need to fix the bangs, and they don't need to cut them at the back.

Wear a mask and sunscreen skin care products. Wearing a mask can stop UVB, but it can't stop UVB. The latter will go deep into the skin, damage the dermis and lead to aging. It is recommended to apply sunscreen in advance when going out.

Wear a mask and try not to wear makeup. If you must make up, it is recommended to draw only eyebrows. Eye makeup is easy to irritate the eyes, and there is also a risk of infection when wearing makeup outside. Liquid foundation, blush, etc. It will inevitably rub on the mask and shorten the use time of the mask. It is recommended not to use it. If you have to wear makeup outside, you must clean and disinfect your hands in advance.

Don't wear contact lenses. People who often wear contact lenses have three times as many bacteria on the surface of their eyeballs as people who don't wear contact lenses. Moreover, contact lenses often cause eye discomfort, and the wearer can't help rubbing them. If you rub your eyes after your hands are infected with the virus, or if droplets come into contact with the conjunctiva of your eyes when coughing or talking, there is also a risk of infection.