Article: The buildup of dead skin cells on the surface of your skin can make the skin appear a little dull. To brighten your skin, it's important to exfoliate regularly. One excellent way to exfoliate the skin is to use a body scrub composed of sugar or salt. In the bath or shower, wet your skin and rub the scrub in a gentle circular motion over your entire body. In this way you can "polish" your skin until it has a healthy gleam. To exfoliate your face, use a gentler facial scrub. Ground up oatmeal or almonds have good exfoliating properties that won't damage your fragile facial skin. Using a dry brush to brush the dead skin cells from your body is another good exfoliating method Find a brush made from natural fibers, and brush your body before you get into the bath or shower. Keeping your skin moisturized will prevent dead skin cells from building up and sloughing off so quickly. For brighter skin, use a daily moisturizer after you get out of the bath or shower. Choose a creamy moisturizer that doesn't contain alcohol, since alcohol can actually dry out your skin. Coconut oil is another great moisturizer that keeps skin looking glowing and youthful. Spread coconut oil on your arms and legs after getting out of the shower. Wait ten minutes for it to absorb into your skin before you put your clothes on. Jojoba oil also has moisturizing properties and is great for the skin. Olive oil or almond oil can also work wonders. It's hard to stay out of the sun every day, but exposure to the sun darkens your skin. You don't have to stay cooped up inside, though just spend some time preparing your skin for sun exposure before you go out for the day. To keep your skin from getting too tanned, take the following measures: Use sunscreen with a high SPF. 30 SPF or higher is best, since lower SPF sunscreen still allows the sun's rays to tan your skin. Reapply it throughout the day as necessary. Wear a wide-brimmed hat. This will keep the sun out of your face and off of your neck and shoulders. Wear long-sleeved shirts and long pants. During the summer, choose cool, swishy fabrics so you won't get too hot. Be careful not to stay out of the sun completely. Your body depends on some sun exposure to produce vitamin D, which is essential to bone health and other vital functions.
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Exfoliate your skin. Keep it moisturized. Limit your sun exposure.

if you're allowed to. Black hair is essential for a classic goth look, but there are other options available depending on your specific tastes. If you're into steampunk, a light brown or blonde can work well. For cybergoths, fluorescent greens and neon pinks will stand out nicely. You can choose to not dye your hair at all if you'd likeespecially if it's already a shade of dark brown or black. If you can't dye your hair because of your job, school, or parents, consider getting a temporary dye for the important nights out with your friends. Hair chalk, spray color, and Kool Aid are some easy ways to dye your hair temporarily. in the front, sides, and back for a classic emo-goth look. For the standard look, use a flat iron to straighten your hair in the front. Comb it at a 45-55 degree angle to the side so that it hangs over a portion of one of your eyebrows. Flatten the sides and comb them out or down depending on your preference. In the back, you can use hair gel to spike it out or comb it down to match the rest of your hair. Go to a salon and ask for a classic emo-goth look if you don't want to do it yourself. Once you describe it, they'll know exactly what you're looking for. The standard goth cut is most commonly found in the emo goth scene. It's rare that you see a Romantic goth with this style of haircut. For a longer style, grow your hair out past your shoulders. Then, you can either tie it back into a ponytail, or use a flat iron to flatten it. To flatten it, hold out a length of hair from the roots with your nondominant hand. Heat your flat iron and clamp it around a section of hair before slowly sliding it down towards the end of your hair. Repeat this for each section of your hair to make it hang flat. It may take a year or more to grow your hair out long enough. As you're waiting for it to grow to an appropriate length, experiment with other hair styles. This is a common hair style for Romantic and vampire goths. If you want a more radical option, you can spike your hair out with hair gel. To do this, scoop out some gel with both hands and run them outwards through your hair. You can then choose to join segments of hair by twisting them with your palm. You can also shave the sides of your head and spike the section of the middle to create an awesome Mohawk. If you're worried about sticking out too often with a Mohawk, you can always smooth it back with a comb and some hair gel for a more mainstream, trendy cut. If you're trying to go with a casual look that sends the message that you don't really care about your hair, ruffle it with your hands by rubbing your head in multiple directions. Once you find a configuration of messy hair that you think looks good, use a sculpting spray to set it in place. Edward Scissorhands is a classic goth character that had this kind of haircut!
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Dye your hair Flatten your hair Grow your hair out and flatten it for a Romantic goth style. Spike your hair or shave a Mohawk for a more extreme look. Ruffle your hair and spray it with spray gel for a messy look.