How to Skin care
When I was ten years old, one of my first chores as a nurse was scrubbing the toilet bowl after every use. At least, that's how it felt that morning, and by day two or three most of the bathroom area was covered with peeling brown spots. My mother was appalled. What she didn't understand was how much I loved doing this ritual as a child. It had always been fun for me to watch the bubbles rise up when they were expelled. The sound of running water would echo through the bathroom at night as I scrubbed all over myself while listening to soothing classical music, just as I had done that previous morning. So many memories flashed before my eyes as I scrubbed the whole of the toilet. During those days of "cleaning," I spent hours each day on how to clean properly on a daily basis. One of the biggest lessons from my life up until that point was to master what exactly was meant by proper skincare so that every time I stepped out into society I could look like a woman. As a...