Aging: is a completely natural process and something that affects all of us, but no one wants to look in the mirror and see the results. From freckles and age spots that show damage from the sun to dark circles and fine lines around the eyes to deeper wrinkles, signs of aging on our face betray how young we feel inside.
In a recent interview with Sandra Day, those of us at Smart Cover Cosmetics learned that there are some simple steps that we can all take to reduce the effects of aging – simple steps that keep us away from the cosmetics counter where we're bound to hear that every product is the miracle worker to keep us young.
In addition to cleansing, moisturizing and protecting our skin from the sun, Sandra Day tells us to use an exfoliating product to renew our skin. In addition to creams and lotions, we can splash our faces with water a few times throughout the day because that moisture will also help our skin.
We can change our habits and even our diets to avoid damaging our skin from the inside: stop smoking, limit the caffeine that we take in and be sure to take vitamins that serve as anti-oxidants which will improve our appearance and help to keep our bodies healthy.
Still, for some of you, it may seem like it's not enough to reduce the signs of aging; you want to take steps so that you can reverse those signs. The question to ask is this: do you really want or need to use chemicals on your skin or have surgery just to reverse the signs of aging? For some people, the answer will be yes, and they will go on to talk with a skin care specialist, determine the right options for them and then go to a dermatologist or other board certified doctor to have the procedures performed.
There are new injectibles from Botox to Restylane so you can improve the signs of aging… but they don’t last. These tighteners and fillers need to be renewed about every 6 months.
For others, these more drastic measures will seem too extreme. Fortunately for them, there are products like Smart Cover concealers that can make freckles and age spots seem to disappear, that can vanish dark circles and wrinkles and ensure that you look your best.
Fine lines and wrinkles can be minimized, but it's still up to you to keep your skin looking its best and to minimize ongoing damage to your skin. And, once you find a skin care regime that works for you stick with it, your face will thank you.
So, once you have decided on your content and structure for your CV, you will need to think about how you present it along with spelling and grammar verification.
First impressions are important, so each section that you have chosen to include must be headed clearly so that the CV is pleasing to the eye. You should stick to consistent headings and sub-headings as well as a standard size and font. Generally, Time New Roman or Arial and size 10/12 are the standard. Using bold, italics or different sized fonts to highlight important information. You should justify your text to the left hand side keeping your paragraphs neat and tidy and easy to follow. Make sure that the space between each line is constant throughout as well. If you have a lot of text, then bullet points can be very useful to break up paragraphs and by breaking these even further into columns, you can make your CV look very professional e.g. in your personal details.
Try to ensure that your CV is not too long, as you will not keep the readers attention for a long period. Two pages is a standard length so avoid irrelevant information and keep it punchy. Make sure you have the most relevant information e.g. work experience at the beginning and highlight your most important skills here.
Include your name and page numbers on each page so avoid any confusion to the reader.
When you are actually writing the content, make sure that your sentences are short and to the point, highlighting only the most important information that is critical for the Accountancy Job you are applying to. Avoid writing in ?first person?, which is using ?I? throughout.
If you are lucky enough to be invited to an interview you may be asked to elaborate on the information in your CV, therefore, it is important it is accurate and you have not provided any false information. Be as honest as you can and try not to over-exaggerate.
Finally, spelling and grammar is crucial. Perform a spell check on the document and kindly ask a friend or colleague to read it to make sure it makes sense and flows. Print off the CV and read it offline as well as it may take several times of reading it to find there are mistakes or changes that need to be made.
Although the presentation, spelling and grammar are vital, the content and structure is also just as important. By bearing all these points in mind, you will be well on your way to writing a perfect CV that could just secure you your next Accountancy Job.
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