As we’re still getting used to carrying a face mask with us wherever we go, it’s normal that we forget about it from time to time. To make sure you don’t have to turn around every other day and get your mask, when you’re checking yourself to see if you have the keys and phone before leaving home, remember to check for the mask too.
“Masks are the new wardrobe staple,” says Grotts. Make sure to always carry some extra masks in your purse, of stock them in your car, so you can take one every time you have to go in public places.
Also, you can choose colorful masks with different patterns to match your outfit if you want to look fashionable at all times, or funny ones if you want to make others smile.
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Are these etiquette rules universal or just in our western or Ameridcan culture?
the extra masks in your purse should be put in a zip lock bag to be sure they stay clean until used. Thank You
Since most of your exhaled breath flows AROUND all but medical-grade tightly fitted masks, they do NOTHING to protect others. Use a little logic and reason, please. It's all for show, folks. Just silly virtue-signaling, meant to keep the peons fearful enough to crash the economy and encourage the mail-in voting, which is easier to rig.
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I have never worn a 'mask'. I have a thin scarf I wear when required for entrance to places I go. The masks do nothing but perpetrate fear.