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Healthy Skin: Essential Tips and Trivia for Perfect Skincare

Explore the world of skincare and hygiene with insights on maintaining healthy skin, combating acne, and the importance of cleanliness. Learn about dermatologists, skincare terms, and fascinating hygiene trivia. Discover how to keep your skin fresh, clean, and radiant!

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Healthy Skin: Essential Tips and Trivia for Perfect Skincare

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  1. Hygiene Skin Care

  2. Skin • The largest organ of the body

  3. Skin Continued • Pimple- small inflamed swellings on the skin that occur when the pores in the skin become blocked • Acne- a skin disorder that occurs when the sebaceous glands in the skin become infected • Dermatologist- a doctor who helps keep skin healthy

  4. What do you do to have healthy skin?

  5. Terms • Non-comedigenic • hypoallergenic

  6. Hygiene Trivia • The human body is home to some 1,000 species of bacteria. There are more germs on your body than people in the United States. • There’s no “five-second rule” when it comes to dropping food on the ground. Bacteria needs no time at all to contaminate food.

  7. Trivia Continued • TV kills! University of Arizona researchers determined that television remotes are the worst carriers of bacteria in hospital rooms, worse even than toilet handles. • A seventh grader in Florida recently won her school science fair by proving there are more bacteria in ice machines at fast-food restaurants than in toilet bowl water.

  8. Homework • No Sweat: Just Read It and Write!

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