In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Orange is a secondary color, which means that you can make it by combining two primary colors. The two primary colors needed for orange are red and yellow. "Primary" colors exist naturally and cannot be created by combining other colors. Red, yellow, and blue are the three primary colors, but you'll only need red and yellow to create orange. "Secondary" colors are made by combining two primary colors. Since you need to combine red and yellow to make orange, orange is considered a secondary color. The other two secondary colors are violet and green. Combining equal parts of pure yellow and pure red will create pure orange, but if you'd like a slightly different hue, you can add either more yellow or more red to change it. Yellow-orange and red-orange are the two simplest variations. These colors are also known as "tertiary" colors. Tertiary colors fall evenly between secondary and primary colors on the color wheel. Yellow-orange consists of two parts yellow and one part red, or one part orange and one part yellow. Red-orange consists of two parts red and one part yellow, or one part orange and one part red. You can lighten or darken orange without changing the hue by adding white or black, respectively. The amount of white or black you add will determine how much lighter or darker the orange hue becomes. Note that lighter values are typically referred to as "tints," while darker values are commonly referred to as "shades."
Summary: Mix red and yellow. Change the hue by altering proportions. Add black or white to change the value.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You can add turmeric to your lipstick to change the hue or add turmeric to lip balm to create some yellow tinted lip balm. Try mixing a pinch of turmeric with a brown or red lipstick. Adding the yellow turmeric will lighten the shade slightly. You can use a toothpick to mix the lipstick with turmeric in a small, clean lip balm pot if you want to create a custom shade to use over and over again. If you just want to create enough lipstick to wear one time, then you can mix a very small amount of the lipstick with a sprinkle of turmeric in the palm of your hand. If you want to make your own lipstick, then you can use turmeric as one of your pigments. If you want to adjust the shade of your eyeshadow to give it a yellow tint, then adding turmeric can be a good option. Try adding a sprinkle of turmeric to your eyeshadow, or apply turmeric after you have already applied the eyeshadow. If adding turmeric directly to your eyeshadow, sprinkle a small amount on top of the eyeshadow. Start with just a pinch and add more as needed. Then, use your eyeshadow brush to blend the turmeric in. If you want to apply the turmeric over your eyeshadow, then apply your eyeshadow and then use an eyeshadow brush to apply a small amount of turmeric over it. You can also use turmeric to make your own eyeshadow by mixing it with a base such as cornstarch. You can also add turmeric to your bronzer, if desired. Try sprinkling a bit of turmeric onto the top of your bronzer in its case and then use a fluffy brush to blend the turmeric in. Then, apply your bronzer as usual. If you do not want to add turmeric to your bronzer, then you can also apply the turmeric directly to your face after you finish applying the bronzer. Just get a small dusting of turmeric on your fluffy brush and apply it over the areas where you applied the bronzer.
Summary: Mix turmeric in with your lipstick or lip balm. Add turmeric to eyeshadow. Blend turmeric into bronzer.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: People tend to base their decisions on the opinions of others. We read restaurant reviews before we dine out, and we read movie reviews and ask our friends' opinions before we see a movie. This same "herd mentality" can be a helpful tool in getting someone to say yes to you. If you're attempting to sell a house, for example, using this technique would entail printing out ratings of the neighborhood available online, showing prospective buyers how elite the property is, and showing that the area has some of the city's best schools, for example. This peer pressure through others' positive reviews might seal the deal for you on the home sale. Similarly, if you're trying to convince your parents to let you study abroad, for example, letting them know how exclusive the program is or how favorably other students and parents (and future employers!) have viewed the experience might persuade them to allow you to go. If you ask people for a favor without demonstrating a clear benefit to them, they might not be inclined to help you. However, if you give a reason, then they are more likely to say yes to you. It's important to make sure that your reason is truthful and valid. Otherwise, if they determine that you're lying, now you appear dishonest and they will be even less likely to agree to your request. For example, if you are waiting in a long line for the restroom and you can't wait, you can try going to the person at the front and asking to cut in line. If you simply ask "I have to use the restroom. May I cut in line?" they are far less likely to agree than if you instead ask the same question with a reason given. Saying something like "May I cut in line? I have to use the restroom urgently because I have a digestive disorder" is far more likely to get someone to agree to your request. " This psychological concept is based on that notion that once someone does something for us, we then feel obligated to reciprocate by doing something for them. For instance, if we covered a shift for a co-worker when they were sick, then the next time you need a shift covered, you might ask that co-worker to work for you and mention that you covered for them before. To do this you might try saying something like, "I need this Friday off, and since I covered for you last weekend, I was hoping you might be able to work for me this week." This prior indebtedness makes it more likely that they will say yes to working for you. Advertisers employ this technique all the time by declaring their deal to be a "limited time offer" or available "only while quantities last." You can use this trick to get people to say yes to you. If you're selling someone something and you mention that it's available only for a limited time or in limited release, then it's more likely that people will agree to buy the product you're pitching.
Summary:
Use peer pressure. Use the "one reason" approach. Make use of the "reciprocity norm. Make your item or service seem scarce.