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You will need to ensure you use only the proper type of toothpaste. It needs to be the white paste kind, and not the gel kind. It should also be the plainest type of toothpaste available, not the whitening or sensitivity kind. A mint-flavoured toothpaste is also helpful. The "toothpaste method" is highly recommended by a number of DIY experts and average people, but it is not recommended by doctors. The reason why toothpaste works to get rid of blackheads and other pimples is because it contains ingredients that help dry out the infected pores. However, as you can imagine, toothpaste also contains many other ingredients that could potentially cause other problems with your skin, including an allergic reaction. Feel free to try out the "toothpaste method" but know that your doctor may not approve. If you're concerned, try some of the other suggestions that include only pure ingredients. Wash and dry your face, with warm water, using your normal daily routine. Apply a layer of toothpaste to affected areas such as your nose or chin. Let the toothpaste dry completely. After the toothpaste is dry, gently rub it around on your skin to help remove the blackheads from your pores. Wash and dry your face again. Instead of using your fingers, you can apply the toothpaste to your face using a face cloth soaked in olive or almond oil. You can rub the toothpaste into your skin with the face cloth for a few minutes. Wash and dry your face, with warm water, using your normal daily routine. Make a mixture of 1 part toothpaste and 1 part salt. (If the mixture is too thick, add a few drops of water to thin it out.) Rub the mixture onto your face and leave it for about 5-10 minutes. Gently rub the toothpaste mixture around to remove the blackheads from your pores before washing it off. Apply your normal daily moisturizer after your face has been dried. Make sure your face remains moist throughout this whole process. As an alternative to salt, you can use baking soda. Before your moisturize, you can also rub an ice cube around on your face to help close the pores to prevent bacteria from getting inside.

summary: Select the proper type of toothpaste. Wash your face and apply the toothpaste. Add salt to the toothpaste for quicker results.

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Bronzer is a makeup product that can be used to give your cheeks a sun-kissed tone. Additionally, bronzer can be used when contouring to create natural-looking shadows under your cheekbones. Bronzer is usually applied with a rounded, fluffy powder brush. Bronzer can be purchased in powder form or as a compressed compact. Select a bronzer that is one or two shades darker than your natural skin tone.

summary: Apply bronzer. Finished.

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Although you'll take precautions to limit the number of materials that escape and fly around, you'll want to protect yourself. Wear goggles, a face mask, and sturdy gloves. Wear long sleeves and pants to avoid leaving any skin exposed to potentially hazardous materials. On a surface you don't mind denting (a garage floor, a carport, etc.), lay out an old towel or blanket. You may wind up having to throw this item away, so make sure it is not a new or favorite item. The thicker the fabric is, the better. Ideally, the fabric will be able to remain intact when faced with glass, jagged metal, and other broken parts. A solid wool or cotton throw will work well, while you should stay away from linen. Once your stage has been set, grab a sledgehammer. A sledgehammer will be easy enough to wield and heavy enough to damage all of the complex components that make up your computer. Sledgehammers come in various sizes and weights. If you are nervous about holding a 10-pound (160 oz) hammer, you can likely find a 3-5 pound (48-80 oz) one at your local hardware store. Place your computer in the middle of the towel or blanket, keeping it as far away from the edges as possible. This will help keep all of the broken components contained once you've gotten started. Place a second blanket or towel on top of your computer, lining the edges up with the bottom fabric as much as possible. This fabric, too, should be something you have no desire to save, because it may need to be thrown away. If you have one thin blanket and one thick, place the thicker one on top. A thin blanket or towel may unravel if it is hit directly with a sledgehammer. Now the fun part! Begin hitting the computer through the blanket with your sledgehammer, covering every possible inch. Keeping your arms, legs, and face protected, continue hammering until your computer is audibly and visibly destroyed. Once your computer has been destroyed, make sure you properly dispose of all of the pieces. Batteries, for instance, should never be thrown in your dumpster, but should be disposed of according to your city's codes. Electrical parts are similarly tricky, and should be handled with care. Most municipal sites have information regarding disposal practices. You can also contact your city or county's waste management department for disposal instructions.
summary: Use protective gear. Lay out an old towel or blanket. Set aside a sledgehammer. Lay the computer on the blanket. Place a second blanket over the computer. Hit the computer through the blanket until every piece is broken. Clean up after yourself.