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Tips for various skin types in Autumn #infographic #skincare

The season of autumn is usually associated with a joyful weather, but for some, it can also be the start of a range of skin dilemmas.

The lovely season of autumn can also be the time when several skin issues make their appearance. It is when the skin becomes dry, drab and dull, which results in a complexion that is less radiant than the way it usually is.
There are skin care problems that may occur during autumn, but the good news is: there are also ways to control them and make those skin issues, simple worries that are manageable.

When you are dealing with signs of autumn skin, take no time to engage in actions that will help restore your radiant glow and correct the imperfections brought by the weather.

In this infographic, get to know the skin care solutions that can help you deal with your skin woes, so you can say goodbye to your autumn skin! Also included are tips and ideas that will teach you the techniques to manage skin issues, whether you have normal, dry, or combination skin.

Foot Taping for Plantar Fasciitis

An infographic by alyaka.com.

 

15 Pest Control Tips #infographic #pest #control

Pest control doesn’t necessarily have to cost an arm and a leg. Especially when there are so many natural ingredients just lying around the house that can be used for pest control. This infographic gives you 15 tips to take control of your garden and plants. However, there are some pest control problems that only the professionals can handle. In that case, you should make sure you contact the right experts to terminate pests on your property.

An Infographic by Bills Pest and Termite Control.

Editing vs. Proofreading #infographic #writing

Do you know the difference between editing and proofreading? Many people tend to confuse editing and proofreading even though they are vastly different tasks. Editing occurs at the beginning of the writing process, typically after the first draft has been completed. It is an in-depth review focusing primarily on content, clarity, and tone. An editor will ensure that your writing is accurate, relevant to your topic, and written in a way that is appropriate for your audience.

In contrast, proofreading occurs at the end of the writing process and acts as a final polish of your work. Proofreading focuses primarily on fixing grammar mistakes and catching spelling and typographical errors.

Both editing and proofreading play a crucial role in the writing process. So, how do you know whether your document is in need of editing or proofreading? Check out this infographic to learn more about the differences between the two.

An Infographic by Scribendi.com.