Avril's skin usually looks flawless, so buy some foundation and apply it evenly on your face. No matter which look she's rocking, Avril's famous smokey eye is consistent. Start with your eyeliner. Draw a thick line along the upper lashes with black eyeliner, then do the same thing along your lower lash line, taking it all the way into the inner and outer corners of your eye. You can also add a little "wing" or "cattail" at the edge of the eye. . Put a grey colour all over your eyelid, and then apply black eyeshadow along your outer eyelid. If you want to, add sparkles, like Avril does on stage. Use about two coats of volumizing mascara (make sure that your lashes don't clump) on both the upper and lower lashes. Avril Lavigne uses extremely light pink blush. Dust some blush on the apples of your cheeks. Because Avril always wants the focus to be on her eyes, she tones down her lip color. She usually wears light, natural colors. Do not go with anything that is too red, unless you want to look like her in the video "Hot".

Summary: Apply some foundation. Start to create the smokey eye. Apply your eyeshadow Top off your eyes with mascara. Put on some blush. Use nude lipstick.

You'll be washing the laces by hand separately. Take them out and put them aside to concentrate on the shoes themselves. The shoelaces will not be replaced until after they've been cleaned, and the shoes have been washed and polished.

Summary: Remove the laces and set them aside.

Click the "Go" button at the top center of the screen, then select "Utilities" from the drop-down menu. Select "Activity Monitor" on the resulting screen. Once you're in the Activity Monitor, find processes with "Chromium" and "Chromium" Helper in the name. Select both and hit "Quit Process" for each. If an "Are you sure?" tab pops up, select the "Force Quit" option. Clock the "Go" button again, then select "Go to Folder." Enter "/Library/LaunchAgents" in the search bar to find and open the folder. Locate "org.chromium.Chromium.plist" in the folder and move it to the Trash. Once you've done this, search for "~/Library/LaunchAgents" in the same manner. Send the "org.chromium.Chromium.plist" you find here to the trash as well. Finally, search for "~Library/Application Support" in the same way. Trash the "Chromium" entry you find there. Click on "Go" once again, then choose "Applications." Find the entry for "Chromium.app" and right-click it. Select "Move to Trash." You may need to enter your Mac password in order to complete this task. Click on the Apple logo in the top left corner of the screen, then select "System Preferences" from the drop-down menu. Select "Accounts" and then the "Login Items" button. Highlight "Chromium" on the list that appears, then press the minus ("-") button at the bottom of the tab. This will prevent any Chromium remnants from attempting to launch at startup. Open Safari and choose "Preferences" from the drop-down that appears when you click on "Safari" along the top of the screen. Click the "Privacy" tab that appears. Choose the option "Remove All Website Data" and confirm the choice by selecting "Remove Now." Instead of removing all data, you can instead click on the small "Details" button that's right below the "Remove All Website Data" button. From there, you can scroll through a list and remove only the data you select. If you also use other browsers, such as Firefox or Google Chrome, use an online tutorial to help you clear your website data from them as well.

Summary: Stop "Chromium" and "Chromium Helper" via the Activity Monitor. Delete Chromium materials you find in "Library" folders. Trash the Chromium application in the Applications menu. Adjust your System Preferences to prevent automatic startups. Remove website data from Safari and any other browsers.

When sending business correspondence, use a professional, clear email address. Avoid nicknames or unnecessary symbols and numbers. A variation of your name can work well. For example: Smit.smith@company.com would be fine. If your current email address is connected with a social media profile that contains any unprofessional content, create and use a different address. Also, adjust your privacy settings on social media. Before you ask for an internship, research the company at which you would like to work. Visit their website. Read any news articles about them. If the company has an accessible product, like social media, use the product for a week to test it. Use your insights to craft your letter. Prospective employers appreciate candidates who know something about the company and can demonstrate this knowledge coherently. It is beneficial to have a connection at a company. Use social networks like LinkedIn and Facebook to conduct keyword searches for the company. If contacts come up, check their positions. Politely request a phone or in-person interview. Ask for tips regarding your internship application. With LinkedIn you can see which of your contacts' contacts work at a firm. Do not hesitate to ask your contact to connect you with one of their contacts. Do be tactful, though, and do not ask the same person for assistance repeatedly. Many universities provide online alumni databases. You can search for people with certain jobs or workplaces through these sites. Alumni who provide their contact information often are open to receiving emails or phone calls from students. When discussing the company with your contact, mention that you are interested in an internship. Ask about the company's organizational structure, work environment, goals, etc. Does the internship posting include the name of the contact person? If so, use that person's name and email address. If there is not a listed contact person, call the company to ask who is in charge of internship recruitment. If no one is in charge, address your email to a senior person in human resources at the company. If you speak to any person at the firm, you can mention this in the beginning of your email. When you cannot find the name of any employee, address your email to "Dear Sir or Madam." You want your email to be noticed in a high-volume inbox. For example, you could write, "Company X Internship Application: Joanna Smith." If applicable, use the specific subject line requested by the employer.
Summary: Create a professional email address. Research the company. Find a mutual contact. Determine the recipient. Be specific with your subject line.