Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Line your top lid with liquid black eyeliner. Choose a second eyeliner.

Answer: Using small and precise motions, line the upper lash line with black eyeliner. Draw the line from one corner of the eye to the other. You can choose to add a wing or not, depending on what you prefer and enjoy doing. To add a bit of drama and art to your eyeliner, add a second line, which will be drawn on above the black eyeliner. This will give your eyes a pop of color and will add some flair to your overall look. A thinner eyeliner applicator or brush will help with preciseness.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Shampoo your hair 1-2 times a week. Protect your hair from the sun. Avoid chemicals like chlorine. Avoid using heat to treat or style your hair. Keep your hairstyle simple. Bleach new regrowth very gently.

Answer: Shampoo strips your hair of natural oils that keep it healthy. Since bleached hair naturally has less oil, you should wash it less. Aim to shampoo your hair once per week if possible. If shampooing once per week is not enough, try slowly cutting down to about 2-3 times per week instead. You can also try using dry shampoo in between your shampoo days, to help keep your hair clean and fresh. Avoid shampoos containing sulfates, which will further dry out your hair. Try using a cleansing conditioner instead of shampoo to gently clean and nourish your hair. Ask your hairstylist for a recommendation. You can switch over entirely to a cleansing conditioner or use a sulfate-free shampoo and cleansing conditioner interchangeably. Bleached hair is particularly vulnerable to UV light, and it can even lead to sunburns on your scalp if you aren't prepared. If you plan on being outside for more than an hour, bring a hat or parasol along. If you go swimming with bleached hair, keep your head above water or wear a swim cap to protect your hair from the chlorine. Since bleached hair is more vulnerable to damage, you need to be wary of keeping any chemicals in your hair for too long. Rinse your hair thoroughly after swimming to get any chlorine out as soon as possible. If you plan to shampoo your hair after it's been exposed to chlorine, use a chlorine-removing shampoo. Ask your stylist for a suggestion, or browse the options at your local drug store. A clarifying shampoo will also remove chlorine from your hair. Experiment with low-maintenance styling options. Let your hair air dry when it's wet, and embrace your hair's natural texture so you don't have to use a curling iron or straightener. Bleached hair is already brittle, and adding heat will make it more prone to breakage. If you must occasionally use heat for styling, spray your hair with a heat protectant and keep your styling tool on the lowest heat setting. Avoid excessive combing or styling that pulls, bends, and breaks hairs. Let your hair recover by leaving it free as much as possible. Don't put tight hair ties, clips, or bobby pins in your hair. If you must put your hair up with a hair tie, try using a gentle, no-crease hair tie. Hair ties that leave creases in your hair when you wear them can cause your hair to break. Speak to your stylist about creating a look for your hair that is more gentle on your hair. Try a look that doesn't require dragging the bleach through to the ends of your hair every time. Ask about making your roots a darker color than the ends, so you won't need to bleach your new hair growth as intensely.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Never appear enthusiastic. Don't haggle when the other party is unwilling. Never act rude or condescending. Don't get angry or over-invested in the haggling. Never haggle over insignificant amounts. Don't ask for the seller's "best price" and then continue haggling.

Answer: If you show that you're eager to buy or sell the item, the other party knows they'll be able to get a more attractive price. Negotiation is expected when purchasing an expensive item, or when people are trying to get rid of items at a flea market or yard sale. You'll have much less success and irritate the seller if you try to bring down the price of a restaurant meal or a bus ticket. Although the owners of an independent "mom and pop" store have the authority to strike deals, they often have a smaller profit margin and less wiggle room for discounts. If they seem offended by your attempt, don't try to continue haggling. Larger chains and department stores often have a set policy which may or may not include allowing discounts. If the clerk says they are not authorized to do so, try asking to see someone who is. Treat the other negotiator well and they will do the same to you. Careful! This does not mean you have to compliment the item you're intending to buy. Appearing enthusiastic shows the seller you are willing to pay more for it. Haggling can be fun, but it's a means to an end. If you've been arguing for ten minutes and neither of you have changed your price, more talking is unlikely to help. Bargaining someone $50 away from their initial offer and then refusing to close a 50 gap will make the other party regret doing business with you. Especially for small items at a flea market, the vendor knows what they're willing to sell for. If they gave you an honest "best price" answer they'll only be annoyed if you continue to argue.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Tape a pencil horizontally to the top of a table. Tie a loop about 1 inch (2.5cm) in diameter at one end of a string. Make a small 12 inch (1.3cm) hook with a metal wire. Slide a 14 inch (0.64cm) nut onto the end of the hook. Tape a piece of paper on a wall or table behind the hook.

Answer:
Lay a pencil on its side and use clear tape to firmly fasten it to a tabletop. Leave about 12 inch (1.3cm) of the pencil hanging over the edge. The pencil will anchor your pendulum and keep it from falling down, so be sure to use enough tape to secure it and keep it from moving around. Test the pencil by flicking it with your finger. It should stay stuck to the tabletop. Take a length of string 23 feet (0.610.91m) long and curl one end to form a loop. The loop needs to fit around the pencil, but not too tight or it won't swing properly. Tie a knot with the loop to keep it from coming undone. Slide the loop onto the pencil and slide it off to make sure it's not too tight. Take a 2in (5.1cm) length of metal wire and curl one end of it into a "J" shape to form your hook. The hook will hold the weight that swings the pendulum so shape your hook so it's easy to attach and remove nuts onto it to alter the weight of the pendulum. You can use pliers to curl the metal wire. Use a standard metallic nut as the weight for your pendulum. The hole in the center makes a nut ideal for sliding onto the hook, and you can easily add or remove nuts to experiment with different weights. Slide the nut onto the hook so that it's not able to fall or slide off when the pendulum swings. Do not close the hook around the nut. You can use the paper to mark where you release the pendulum each time so you can see the way the pendulum behaves and swings based on where you release it. Tape the paper so that it is a backdrop behind the hook with the nut on it. Any color paper is fine, as long as you can see the pencil markings.