The Mask Returns
- Face coverings are now compulsory in more indoor venues in England (10th December)
- Cinemas and theatres
- Places of worship
- Shops, public transport and stations
- Hairdressers, tattoo studios and nail bars
- Post offices and banks
- Estate agents
- Vet surgeries
- Takeaways
- Pharmacies
- Auction houses
- Taxis
- Driving lessons and tests
Open windows especially if you have people visiting at home;
Washing hands regularly and thoroughly:
Work from home where possible;
Take regular lateral flow tests - especially before mixing with others outside your household.
Practice social distancing.
Get vaccinated.
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The Best Styles
Glamour Magazine reviews the most stylist face masks.
To visit their website, click on the picture above.
How to make a face mask
For instructions on how to make a face mask, visit one of the sites below.
The BBC has detailed instructions on how make your own face masks.
A Bandana - folded cloth with elastic bands.
An old T-shirt - cut up and pinned together.
A 25 cm X 30 cm piece of cloth - hand or machine sew.
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Designer Christopher Kane has provided a free face mask pattern, with detailed instructions.
To download a pattern for Christopher's face mask, click on the picture above.
The consumer magazine Which has published advice on face masks.
What you need to know about wearing a face mask.
Buying a face mask.
Making your own face mask.
The best material for face masks.
How to use a face mask properly.
How to wash a face mask.
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Public Health England have issued guidance on face masks.
Wearing a face covering.
Making your own face covering using a T-shirt.
A sewn face covering.
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How to wear a face mask/covering
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To see more of Rebel Bear's work, click on the above photo.