Wearing a face mask indoors will no longer be legally required from 19th July, although individual businesses may still enforce the rule
Prof Chris Whitty and Sir Patrick Vallance say that they will still wear a mask depending on the situation. e.g.
1. Indoors crowded space.
2. Asked to do so by a competent authority.
3. If not wearing a mask makes another person uneasy.
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Glamour Magazine reviews the most stylist face masks.
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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.
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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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