In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The amount does not have to be precise, but try to use around 1 cups (360 g) of shaving cream. Make sure that you are using the basic, foaming kind of shaving cream and not the gel kind. Men's shaving cream is the best to use because it is white and won't affect the color of your slime. You can use women's shaving cream, but be aware that it usually comes in a light pink or purple. This may change the color of your slime. You can do this with a spoon or rubber spatula. As you stir, make sure that you scrape the bottom and sides of the bowl so that everything gets mixed in. As the ingredients come together, they will produce a fluffy slime. The slime may look sticky at this point. Don't worry, you still have 1 more ingredient to add! Measure out 2 tbsp (37.5 mL) of contact saline solution. Slowly pour it into the slime while stirring it. Keep stirring until the slime starts to leave the sides of the bowl. You may not end up using all of the saline solution. The contact saline solution must contain the ingredient: boric acid. If it does not contain this, the slime will not work. Read the ingredient label. Pick the slime up with your hands; it will be a little sticky. Knead the slime by stretching it out, then squishing it back together. Keep doing this for a few minutes until the slime is no longer sticky. If the slime is still sticky, then add 1/4 teaspoon of contact saline solution and knead it again.
Summary: Add 1 cups (360 g) of shaving cream. Stir the mixture together until everything is combined. Stir in a contact saline solution that contains boric acid. Knead the slime for a few minutes until it is no longer sticky.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Making crayons with carnauba wax will yield a smooth, hard crayon. You can add a little beeswax to get a more traditional crayon. Carnauba wax is also known as palm wax and can be purchased online. You will need about 8-10 grams per crayon. In addition to the wax, you will also need a colorant of some kind. You can use earth pigments, chalk, or cosmetics to color your crayons. Earth pigments and cosmetic pigments can be purchased online. If you are using chalk, simply choose your colors and grind the chalk into a fine powder. Make sure you have an old saucepan to melt the wax in. Find a mold for your crayons, such as a silicone ice stick tray. Your mold should make a crayon about .5 inches (1.3cm) in diameter. If your crayon is too thin, it may break. Get 2-3 disposable cups per color of crayon, and have a few extra set aside. Keep some disposable stirring sticks next to the cups. Make sure you have as many sticks as you do cups. Decide how many colors you plan on making, and measure out 2-3 grams of each pigment. Put the pigment into disposable cups before you melt the wax to make the mixing process easier. Use one pigment per disposable cup. The only limit to the number of colors you can make is the amount of pigment and wax you have. The amount of pigment you use will determine how vibrant the crayon color is. Make sure you measure out all colors of pigment before you start. Carnauba wax will harden quickly once it is removed from the heat, so prepare as much as you can ahead of time. Place all the carnauba wax into a saucepan and melt it over low heat. Once the wax is completely melted, reduce the heat to the lowest possible setting. If you decide to add any beeswax to your crayons, wait until the carnauba is completely melted. Grating the beeswax before adding it will aid in the melting process. For a more traditional crayon, aim for a ratio of 90% carnauba and 10% beeswax. Add a few tablespoons of wax into one of the cups and place the saucepan back onto the heat. Working quickly, stir the wax in the cup to mix the colorant. It does not take long for carnauba wax to harden, so it may help to have two people for this project. Have one person pour the wax, and one person immediately mix the pigment and the wax together. For a fun addition, try adding a few drops of essential oils to your wax as you mix the pigment in. Find scents that match the colors. For example, use orange oil for an orange crayon, or rose oil in pink or red. As soon as the wax takes on the color of the pigment, begin pouring it into your molds. Silicone ice stick trays work well for a standard crayon shape. Set the molds aside and let the crayons harden for at least 2 hours at room temperature. Work through each color by pouring a few tablespoons of melted wax into the cups one at a time. Quickly mix the wax and the colors together and pour it into your molds. If you have any difficulty with the wax hardening before you can get it set in a mold, flake the wax off and set it aside. Carnauba wax is easy to remelt. Try mixing some of your colored waxes together to create interesting new colors.
Summary: Gather your supplies. Measure out your colorants. Melt the wax. Pour the wax. Mold the crayons. Repeat the process.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Use a mild cleanser designed for your face and beard to wash your beard before applying the balm. Pat your face and beard with a towel after rinsing out the cleanser. It's best to apply beard balm when your facial hair and skin underneath are damp. Make it a routine to apply your beard balm when you get out of the shower or wash your face in the morning. Rub the beard balm between your hands. This will warm up the beard balm and spread it out over your fingers so it's easier to apply. Massage your fingers against the skin underneath your beard so the balm gets all the way down to the roots. Run your fingers from the roots to the ends of your beard to fully coat all your beard hair. Brush through your beard in a downward motion to detangle the hair and brush all the hairs in the same direction. Once your beard is brushed out, you're all finished!
Summary:
Wash your beard and leave it damp. Scoop out a dime-sized amount of beard balm with your fingers. Work the beard balm into your beard with your fingers. Comb or brush your beard hair.