Task: Text Completion
Input (English): [header] How to make a cheek highlight [title] Scrape out your choice of old eyeshadow, pigment, or highlighter. [substeps] The more material you scrape, the brighter and more pigmented your final product will be. [title] Obtain your choice of perfume sample or rubbing alcohol. <sep> (A) [substeps] If you end up with a wet, watery consistency, add more eyeshadow/pigment/highlight. [title] Spray 3-4 sprays of the perfume sample into the material. (B) [substeps] Since blush usually doubles as lipstick, two or three days before the lighter eyeshadow you use to darken your eyes, your perfume sample is good enough to work with. Swap out the sample for orange gel you want to use for something else. (C) [substeps] Using an eyeshadow sample is a great alternative to an alcohol print. Examine the samples and see if they contain the same fragrances. (D) [substeps] Basic eyeshadow samples are preferred, as there is no amount of liquid needed to finish it. A few drops of perfume is usually enough, although you could start with a two ounce amount.
Output (English): A