I don't know what the title should be...

I'm currently studying at college and thank god I didn't drop out last year...

College text me month's ago blabbing on about working at the Olympic's

Opportunity for students who will be 18 by 1/7/12.... blah .... blah... before 16:30 today ... blah

I sort of thought, whatever I want to enjoy my break off from waxing people's sweaty underarm's and ignored it.

Weeks later

Our tutor was reading out the 'weekly updates' basically telling us the canteen is now serving more overpriced disguisting shit, that I end up eating anyway!

So she started talking about Bridging the Gap and explaining how some people out of the other group went along to a presentation regarding working at the Olympics 2012.

Bridging the Gap is basically a fantastic organisation to get young people into the working industry specifically the Security business.

They pay for our training etc.. and it is only aimed at young adults still studying.

Then comes the exciting part, (my mind was on the usual mute setting) when I heard 'You can earn up to £4,300' 

WHAT IN THE WHAT!!!!!

£4,300 that's like insane money to me!

 But to possibly be earning this 

for a max of 6 weeks work!

So I and 3 others have been through most of the training to become Door Supervisor's and are awaiting to hear back from our interview's

 ... pretty exciting :D 

This is an opportunity of a LIFETIME

If only there were more companies with a passion for young people and helping them achieve goals they never thought possible.

I've always wanted to make a difference to the world and hopefully with this experience 

it will boost my future career (whatever this may be) and make me achieve my dreams.

HeatherE

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So how about your skin type?

The facts, there are 4 main skin types 

We have -

 Normal 

Dry

Oily

and 

Sensitive 

Some people then add on Combination but personally that is just a mixture of the above list and can't be classed as a different one?! 

The additions are

Dehydrated 

and

Mature  

Before I started College studying Beauty Therapy I didn't understand skin types fully and I didn't even know what you did with Cleansers and Toners. 

Lets start with Normal -

You will find that there is no excess oil

Your skin will not dry easily 

and

 Will not react badly to harsh products 

If this is your skin type you can use any products, lotions, oils, gels exfoliators etc.. you get the point!

Dry -

You will find flaking on the surface of your skin when is at it's worst

It may have a rough texture

and

May be slightly sensitive 

Dry skin means your skin has a lack of oil.

This doesn't mean smoother your face in olive oil! 

Haha

But try to find an oil based Cleanser and you may find it helps.

Another point is with Dry skin it is important to exfoliate and obviously Moisturise.

  

Oily - 

There will be a general shiny appearance 

and

Your pores may be larger and more visible

As you may know Oily skin means there is excess oil

For this I recommend you avoid Oil based products like the Plague!!

Also Toner will be good as this helps reduce the appearance of pores.

and

Witch Hazel products may help as well

 

Sensitive - 

If you have this skin type I'm guessing you will already know about it

The skins surface has a very red appearance 

and

Any different products used to the skin you may react badly with

The products worth using should be perfume free!

and

Avoid harsh exfoliants as this may hurt

 

Dehydrated and Mature are types more effected by your lifestyle rather than what is natural.

Dehydrated -

If you are surrounded by air conditioned systems this can bring on dehydration

This is not a lack of oil it is more lack of hydration, a simple change of drinking more water could make a difference. 

Appearance can be as simple as when the skin is pushed it creates a orange peel effect.

 

 

     

   Mature -

This is a natural progression for our skin 

Prevention is key! Don't smoke and don't drink too much!

It's as simple as that! 

 

The whole prevention of wrinkles does start when your younger the more you look after your skin now, it will pay you back when your older.

 

I hope this helps :)

HeatherE 


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