1, wash your face with cold water Wash your face with cold water, because the cold water has already been boiled. It is a kind of “degassing water†with little air. Its nature is very close to that of human cells, and it has a great “affinityâ€, which makes Cool boiled water is more likely to penetrate into the skin. In addition, cold boiled water can also make subcutaneous fat into "semi-liquid", making the skin look moist and not dry. You can also add cold water to cleansing cotton every day, clean and massage together to help your face return to its natural state. 2, honey water + lemonade Prepare three large bottles of water a day, two of which can be honey water and lemonade. The reason is that lemons initiate the body's self-purification process, dissolve excess fat, remove waste and toxins from various organs of the body (liver, kidney, lung, lymphatic system and skin), purify the blood, improve blood quality, promote metabolism, clean and Repair the entire digestion and absorption system, enhance digestion and adjust absorption balance. Honey water can supply skin nutrients to make the skin elastic, can kill or inhibit the bacteria attached to the skin surface, and can also eliminate the pigmentation of the skin and promote the regeneration of epithelial tissue. Both of these waters have a whitening and moisturizing effect. 3, hot water soaked face Hot water acts as a vapor that opens the closed pores, making it easier for the skin to absorb makeup. In Japan's skin care book, the most typical one is to soak the back of the face and head in a hot water-filled washbasin, wrap the head with a towel, and align the face with a hot water-filled washbasin. Just soak the back of the head in hot water to relax. 4, sake washing method This method originated from Japanese sake and was used for skin care and beauty very early. In ancient times, Japanese geisha first used sake to apply makeup before applying makeup to reduce the damage of makeup to the skin. This is because Japanese sake contains 18 kinds of amino acids and proteases and other nutrients. It also activates the skin while also moisturizing. The alcohol content contained in sake will not only irritate the skin, but will penetrate deep into the pores to remove dirt from the skin, keep the skin smooth, and make the skin appear naturally transparent. 5, soak a comfortable bath In Japan, whether it is spring, summer, autumn and winter, the average family will take a bath every day. And the family is a bubble of water, starting from the elders. If you don't have a bathtub, you can take a bath in the bathhouse. Generally, the shower is first, the makeup is unloaded, soaked in the bathtub, the water pressure massages the skin, naturally sweating and detoxifying the skin, soaking for 20 minutes, the steam can open the pores, and the face is cleaned twice, then the lotion is taken. Apply a mask to give your skin a nutrient. The next day, the skin was tender and tender. 6, lotion mask The light beats the lotion and does not penetrate well into the skin. Then you can do make-up water film. First, soak the cotton pad with water, then drop the coin-sized lotion. Finally, tear the cotton pad into thin three or four pieces and apply it on the face for about 3 minutes. If you want a better effect, you can cover it with a layer of plastic wrap. The skin is like a steam sauna, it becomes very moisturized Hotel chairs refer to seats used in hotel rooms, lobbies, restaurants, conference rooms, and other places. According to different functions and design styles, hotel chairs can be divided into multiple categories. Below, we will classify and introduce materials and design styles. Wedding Chair,Throne Chair,Church Chair,Nordic Chair Foshan Shengshi Zhihui Technology Co., Ltd. , https://www.officer-furniture.com
1. Material classification:
(1) Wooden chairs: Wooden chairs are one of the most common hotel chairs, commonly used wood including oak, beech, elm, etc. Wooden chairs have a natural and warm texture, making them suitable for use in high-end hotel rooms and lobbies.
(2) Metal chairs: Metal chairs are generally made of metal materials such as iron and aluminum, which are sturdy, durable, and stylish. They are suitable for use in hotel restaurants and meeting rooms.
(3) Plastic chairs: Plastic chairs are usually made of materials such as polypropylene, which are lightweight and easy to clean, making them suitable for use in budget hotels and outdoor spaces.
(4) Fabric chair: Fabric chairs are generally made of fabric or leather materials, with a comfortable texture, suitable for use in high-end hotel rooms and leisure areas.
2. Design style classification:
(1) Modern style: Modern style hotel chairs are designed with simple and smooth lines, emphasizing functionality and comfort. Commonly used materials include metal, plastic, and leather.
(2) Classical style: The design of hotel chairs in classical style emphasizes details and decoration, with commonly used materials such as wood and fabric, giving a sense of elegance and luxury.
Summary: Hotel chairs are classified based on material and design style, and different classifications are applicable to different places and needs. In the interior design of hotels, selecting appropriate hotel chairs can enhance guests' comfort and experience, while also coordinating with the overall design style to create a unique hotel atmosphere.