Introducing a beauty routine for welcoming the weekday on a weekend evening.

When Monday begins, along with the start of daily life, a war within the household also begins.

I have an elementary school student and a kindergartener, so mornings are a bit of a hassle for me.

So, for the sake of the weekdays, there are beauty routines I make sure to do on the weekend, no later than Sunday evening.

They are just small tips, but sometimes a week goes by without me taking good care of myself.

Once I made it a routine and executed it, my body remembered it.

I would like to introduce the three preparations I make while waiting for Monday, in order, below.

 

 

 

 

first , It tidies up the messy hairs on the face.

 

I sometimes overlook it while doing my skincare on weekdays, so I make sure to remove it cleanly on weekend evenings.

I have tiger eyebrows, with hairs spreading all the way up to my eyelids.

I used to get eyebrow tattoos every three years, but I didn't like the idea of ​​the shape becoming fixed even if the tattoos were done naturally, so recently I haven't been getting tattoos and am just shaping them to the shape I want.

 

Since they had spread out, I couldn't remove them cleanly even with an eyebrow razor.

I can see some lint remaining, so I pluck the eyebrow hairs growing on my eyelids with tweezers.

Neatly remove any long strands growing out using thinning scissors.

Of course, I try to organize it on weekdays as well, about once every 2 or 3 days.

This is because tidying up the area around the eyes makes it look neat, natural, and tidy.

 

Also, there are a lot of fine hairs growing around the corners of the mouth, so I make sure to remove them.

It might look like a catfish, so please trim it carefully.

If I don't tidy this up, the area around my mouth will look dark and the corners of my mouth will look droopy, so I make sure to tidy it up neatly.

Besides that, I have a lot of fine hair all over my face, but I'm not thinking about things like skin planning yet, so I'm skipping that.

 

 

 

 

second, I will apply a face mask.

 

I used to use a peeling agent, but these days I use a job's tears pack.

I had heard about the benefits of Job's tears a long time ago, so I used to buy organic raw Job's tears powder, mix it with water, and make a face pack.

However, it was a hassle to mix it with water, so I bought a ready-made product and tried using it.

I like it because it refines my skin texture, cools down the heat, and makes my complexion look brighter.

Alternatively, I use sheet masks; I usually look for ones that help with soothing or moisturizing. I try to manage my skin by using masks to calm irritated skin and alleviate inner dryness.

Don't do it for too long; keep it under 15 minutes so you don't lose more moisture.

 

 

 

 

Third, make sure to trim your fingernails and toenails.

 

I find it a bit uncomfortable to grow my nails or get nail art.

I simply trim my nails neatly so they are out of sight, and I mainly use nail nourishing products or nail strengtheners.

Since my hands move a lot and are frequently seen by others, I tend to be a bit conscious of them.

My nails look messy when they are long, so I plan to tidy them up neatly over the weekend.

When I want to get into the mood, I apply calm, warm, light-colored nail polish.

Lately, I've only been using nail strengtheners. Even just applying an opaque nail strengthener makes my nails shiny and transparent, which I found to make them healthier and look prettier.

 

 

 

Actually, these are basic care routines that you should be doing, so they aren't elaborate beauty routines.

I think keeping things neat and tidy is another form of beauty.

I think these basics must be established first before moving on to the next stage.

I should make sure to do my basic care well this weekend, following the beauty routine above.