The skin structure of the skin basics training course at xx ltd. 20xx catalogue 01 consists of 02 skin types and characteristics 03 skin problems and 01 skin cortex formation as a result of the 04 skin care method 05 skin health and diet 06 live interaction, which is the outermost layer of the skin and consists of dead angular cells that protect against moisture loss and external intrusion. Angular particles contain a large number of angular protein particles that reflect ultraviolet light and reduce their damage to the deep skin. The transparency layer of the particle layer is at the lower end of the particle layer and consists mainly of closely arranged horny cells, which are essential for the skin barrier function. The functional cortex of the transparency layer 010203 contains abundant gelatinic proteins and elastic fibres, which give skin elasticity and resistance. Skin elastic 01 is distributed in the blood vessels and neuronets, which are responsible for delivering nutrition and sensory external irritation. Support mechanisms for the protection of immunocellular cells in the vascular and neuro-02 true cortex from skin to help protect against attack by external pathogens. The fat cells in the tissues that participate in the underwater tissue of the immune reaction 03 can store energy and provide the body with the necessary heat and nutrition. Underweight tissues of stored energy skins are flexible and can buffer external shocks and protect internal organs and blood vessels from damage. Buffering protects the fat layer as an insulation, helping to maintain body temperature and prevent overheating. Skin oils that maintain body-temperature skin type and characteristic 02 dry skin characteristics are less obscurous and less susceptible to cavity congestion and therefore less likely to grow. Non-long pox dry skins lack grease and moisture, and are prone to stress, stripes and skins. Due to the weakness of the barrier, dry skin is sensitive to changes in the external environment and is prone to red spots and itching. The high activity of individual glucose glands, which are prone to external stimuli for dry skin and oily skin characteristics, has led to frequent oil light on the face, especially in area t. Leather fat is abundant because of its excessive fat, and the hair holes in the oily skin are often more visible and easily clogged into blackheads and pink pricks. Coarse pores of oily skin can easily cause haemorrhoids due to the accumulation of grease and dead skin cells, which we often call thorium. Longer argon-mixed dermal characteristics of mixed skins are easily oiled in the forehead, nose and jaw areas (zone t) and may be more visible. In contrast to t, the cheeks of mixed skins may be dry or even decorated. The drying of the cheeks is due to the fact that the oil is not equally distributed and mixed skin is prone to thallium and blackhead problems in zone t. Longer, mixed skins may exhibit different characteristics in different seasons, such as oilier summers and dryer winters. Seasonal changes in skin problems and the overactivity of the glands due to the formation of 03 scabies are among the main causes of haemorrhoid formation. Hormonal fluctuations such as mutated hormonal hormones or menstruation can stimulate glands and increase scabies formation. Anomalous growth of the carvings of the cavity has resulted in a clogged cavity and a powdered sting. Bacteria infection of bacteria such as bacillus acrylic accelerosis overbreeding in the casket, causing inflammatory reactions leading to thorium. Long-term uv exposures from the colouring mechanism stimulate skin to produce excessive black and lead to colour formation. Ultraviolet exposure decreases with age, skin metabolisms are reduced, colour deposition increases, and problems of plastering, such as geriatric specks. Skin ageing pregnancies or the use of hormone-containing drugs can lead to changes in hormone levels, leading to skin-colouring and colouring. The process of formation of wrinkles with changes in hormone levels increases with age, decreases in the renewal of skin cells and decreases in adhesive proteins and elastic fibres, leading to loss of elasticity and tightness of skin and to wrinkles. The natural aging process01 is chronically exposed to ultraviolet light and the skin is affected by light aging, accelerating the decomposition of adhesive proteins and elastic fibres, resulting in wrinkles. Unusual uv lesions such as irregular patterns of behaviour, smoking, and unbalanced diets accelerate skin ageing and promote wrinkle formation. Life habits influence daily clean-up steps to select mild and clean-faced milk or clean-face foams according to their skin type, avoiding the use of highly irritant products. The selection of suitable clean-face products uses warm, wet-faced surfaces to help the pores open and prepare for the clean face while avoiding cold or hot water irritation to the skin. The warm water is wet and soft in the face, rubbing the face softly with the abdomen, completely cleaning up the stains inside the pores, but avoiding overstretching. A soft massage ensures that the clean face product is completely washed and that residuals do not plug in the mammoth and cause skin problems. Full wash of clean face and use of fresh water to help clean skin further, balance ph and provide a good basis for subsequent skin-care steps. The selection and use of skin-skin protections using dry water is based on the choice of suitable skin-care items according to the individual's skin type (oily, dry, mixed or sensitive) for optimal care. Research on skin-care components for skin-type understanding, avoiding the use of products containing irritant or sensitive components, and ensuring the safety and effectiveness of skin-care items. The composition analysis uses the product according to the correct skin-care steps, such as cleaning and wetting, and lastly sun-proofing to ensure maximum effectiveness of skin-care items. The correct use of the step periodically replaces the skin guard according to seasonal changes or dermal conditions in order to adapt to skin demand and prevent problems of dependence or tolerance. The importance of regularly changing the sunscreen of products and the regular use of sunscreen can reduce skin damage and reduce the risk of skin cancer. In the event of strong exposure to the sun for skin cancer, sunscreen measures are effective in preventing sunburn symptoms such as swelling and pain. The prevention of uv sunburning is the main external factor leading to the ageing of the skin, and proper sunscreening helps to keep the skin young. Slowing skin aging skin health and diet 05 promote skin health with antioxidants in green vegetables such as spinach and kale, which help to resist the free radicals and maintain skin health. Deep-sea fish, such as salmon and tuna, are rich in omega-3, which reduces inflammation and keeps their skin wet and smooth. Fruits rich in vitamin c, such as oranges and strawberries, contribute to increased skin elasticity and to the synthesis of glued proteins. Vegetable fish greens with omega-3 fatty acid in vitamin c-rich fruit need to avoid over-ingestion of highly sugared foods can cause skin sugar and accelerate ageing, such as desserts, sugary beverages, etc. Highly sugared foods with high salt can cause skin oedema and inflammation, and the consumption of pickled foods and processed meat should be reduced. High-saline food transfat acids are common in part baked foods and fast foods, can damage skin health and should be avoided. Trans-fat acid spicy foods can cause skin sensitivity and acne, such as pepper, mustard, etc., to be consumed in appropriate quantities. The importance of spicy irritant food moisture supplementation to preserve the skin elasticity of appropriate quantity of drinking water helps to maintain the moisture of skin cells and to keep the skin flexible and radiant. The promotion of metabolism 02 moisture is an important medium of metabolism, and adequate water intake helps to accelerate the discharge of internal toxins. Prevention of dry skin-03 climates or indoor environments can lead to water shortages in the skin, and regular recharge of moisture can effectively prevent dry skin. Audience questions on live interactive link 06 address common skin problems such as hemorrhoids, rashes, etc., and provide professional analysis and advice. Common skin problem resolution provides individualized advice on daily care and product selection based on different skin types (oily, dry, mixed, etc.). Skin types and care methods explain skin components of interest to the audience, such as vitamin c, the effect of transparent acids and their effect on skin. High-resolution skin mirrors will be used in the interpretation of skin-care components for real-time skin detection demonstrations to give the audience a clear view of skin texture and fur holes. The results will be analysed in real time by experts using specialized equipment, indicating common skin problems, such as scabies, colours, etc., and providing solutions. Audiences who analyse skin problems can submit their own skin problems, experts answer them on the spot and demonstrate how they use detection devices for self-examination。interactive question-and-answer product recommendation and use techniques based on dryness, oilyness, mixing, etc
