Q: Honey is a humectant, a substance that binds to your skin and helps restore moisture to it. Buy natural skin care products containing honey, make a honey face mask, or swap your usual face soap with honey for a few weeks and check for positive results. You could, for example, make a milk and honey face wash. Mix a small amount of milk and honey in a bowl, then dab it to your face using a cotton swab. Oatmeal skin care treatments have an exfoliating effect and can make your skin more receptive to moisturizers. Try an oatmeal-honey face mask for hydrating benefits. To make one, simply mix ground oats, honey, and water in a bowl and apply it to your face. You can also purchase oatmeal treatments with milk or yogurt to cleanse your pores. Lipids are good for moisturizing your skin. Avocado, in particular, contains healthy fats that keep your skin supple without raising your bad cholesterol. Aim to add 1-2 servings of avocado to your diet per week to reap its skin care benefits. Avocado also softens your skin while hydrating it. Avocados also make a great face mask ingredient for moisturization. Olive oil is known to soften dry or dehydrated sin. Rub a coin-sized amount of olive oil onto your face after bathing or showering so the steam can increase its absorption. Leave the olive oil on for 10 to 15 minutes, then rinse it off with cool water. Like honey, olive oil is a humectant.
A: Try honey-based skin care treatments. Apply oatmeal face masks or washes to your skin. Eat avocado to keep your skin moisturized. Wash your skin with olive oil to moisturize it.

Article: Different styles of earrings are more flattering depending on the shape of your face. If you have a long or oval shaped face, try studs or shorter drop earrings. If you have a square or round face, pendant earrings will look nice. Hoop earrings compliment every face shape. These are just suggestions for choosing earrings. At the end of the day, wear earrings that you like and that you feel confident wearing. Rings are a beautiful addition to any outfit. To make your fingers look longer, wear narrow bands. If your fingers are already thin, you can get away with wearing wider bands. As a rule, your left hand is for serious jewelry like wedding and engagement rings or family heirlooms. Your right hand is for more playful and over-sized rings. Jewelry is worn close to your skin so look for jewelry that compliments your tone. Cool skin tones have bluish colored veins and have more pink and red undertones. Warm skin tones have greenish colored veins and more yellow undertones. If you have a cool skin tone, platinum and white gold will look best. If you have a warm skin tone, yellow gold and rose gold will look best. Rose gold actually looks good with a variety of skin tones. Go ahead and give it a try. Gemstones such as yellow diamonds, Citrine, Garnet, Morganite, Ruby, and Peridot are recommended for warm skin tones. Emerald, Opal, Amethyst, Aquamarine, Zircon, and Tanzanite are recommended for cool skin tones. No matter your skin tone, diamonds or diamond-like jewelry will always look nice. Jewelry will look different depending on your height, body type, and bust size. If you have a smaller frame, thin and dainty jewelry is very complimentary. However, dainty jewelry may not stand out as much on a larger frame. If you have a larger frame, try some chunkier jewelry. If you are 5'4" or smaller, go for necklaces that sit on or just below your collarbone. If you are tall and/or have a long torso, any necklace length is usually fine. Keep in mind that shorter necklace lengths may get lost. The shorter your neck, the thinner the necklace should be. For example, you would not wear a choker if you have a very short neck.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Choose earrings that frame your face. Wear rings that flatter your hands. Consider your skin tone. Compliment your frame.

Problem: Article: To do this, the team that won the last round draws a new circle on the ground, around the place where the jack was in the last round. They also throw out the jack. The new circle is now where all players must stand to toss their boules. The winning team from the previous round goes first.
Summary: Start the next round. Continue playing rounds until one team reaches 13 points.

Q: You can't move on until you've accepted that you and your former partner are no longer together and that the relationship isn't coming back. Don't call, text, email, or otherwise contact or talk to your ex. It will only make it harder for you to get yourself together and move on. There may be a time when you and your former partner can be friends, but that time is definitely not now. Absolutely under no circumstances visit their Facebook page. Unfriend them and stay away. Also stay away from his or her close friends. It may be difficult if you have mutual friends, but for the time being, stick close to your own friends. You'll avoid getting pulled back into any drama and hearing about what your ex is up to. Go through and get rid of any mementos, photos, or other reminders of your former relationship. You can't move on if you're still clinging to remnants of the relationship, and you definitely won't move on if you still attach sentiment to them. Hanging out in places the two of you used to go will make it harder for you to move on. You may be able to begin going back to them eventually, but for now, stay away. Recognize the feelings that you still have about the person and/or relationship, whether it's anger, sadness, disappointment, longing, or resentment. Don't try to hide from the feelings. Instead, allow yourself to feel them fully; so if you need to wallow, then wallow. Accept your feelings so that then you can begin to move on. Think critically about why the relationship ended, including mistakes you made as well as mistakes your ex-partner may have made. Use what you've learned from the mistakes each of you made to begin building strategies to avoid similar missteps in the future. Using healthy outlets will not only help you deal with your feelings but also improve your own well-being at the same time. Beating yourself up or becoming self-destructive will make the situation infinitely worse and make the process of moving on much longer and harder. Let your friends and family be your resource--talk to them and let them be there for you. Going running, hitting the gym (hello, punching bag!), taking a hike, joining a yoga class...all excellent options. Write--but don't send--an angry letter. Let all your ugliest feelings out and let yourself have some catharsis. But do not send the letter. It will make your situation worse rather than better and stop you from moving on. Look for a strong role model you can look up to as well as take inspiration from. Perhaps a friend or character or public figure who got back up better than ever after getting knocked down. The more you can take inspiration from people who have stumbled and caught themselves, the easier it will be to envision yourself doing the same. It's harder to pine for an ex when you're seeking new partners. But make sure to keep your feelings about your ex and the relationship out of your new dating scene. Avoid bringing up or grumbling about your ex with a date--don't let the old relationship taint your new ones.
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Accept that the relationship has ended. Cut off communication. Get rid of reminders of the relationship. Stay away from places you used to frequent with your ex. Deal with your feelings. Learn from the relationship. Find healthy ways to vent. Find a role model. Date other people.