This is another classic. Wait until your brother is sound asleep. This works best if he's on his back, with both of his arms out. Then, carefully squeeze a bunch of whipped cream in one of the palms of his hands. (If you really have no mercy, then you can use shaving cream, instead!) Then, use a feather or something small and light to gently brush against his face. He'll reach the hand with the whipped cream out, quickly getting the stuff all over his face! If you want to make sure this works every time, you can put whipped cream in both his hands!
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One-sentence summary -- Make him put whipped cream on his face in his sleep.

Take a look around your business for items that you could easily reuse. It is probable that there will be many things, even ones you haven't thought of before. By trying to reuse some of the items that are office necessities, you can become a greener business. Paper is a good place to start. While paper is easy to reuse and recycle, it constitutes about 35 percent of the world's waste. In order to reuse paper, start a scrap bin so that people can use paper scraps rather than grabbing a fresh page each time they need to scribble a quick memo. When possible, use chalkboards or whiteboards instead of poster boards or large sheets of paper during brainstorming sessions with your office. While you will have to purchase chalk and/or dry erase markers, you will save a lot of money by reducing your use of paper. This area is one which will probably be easy for you to improve the greenness of your company. For example, a simple and easy step to becoming greener is to stop supplying paper and plastic dishes and utensils. Purchase glass dishes and real silverware and encourage employees to use them and to clean them after use (and purchase dish soap and cleaning supplies that are biodegradable and free from any harmful chemicals!). Purchase reusable coffee filters and mugs for the morning coffee. Provide each employee with their own mug, and encourage them to keep it at work and use it each day. For catering purposes, if washing up is not an option, choose disposable items made from corn, potatoes or other plant sources that break down in the compost instead of Styrofoam or standard paper plates. If you have a water jug in your workplace, reduce the use of disposable one-time-use cups by providing each employee with a plastic, glass, or stainless steel water bottle. Inspire company pride by getting your company name or logo printed on the bottle. Even if you don't have a water jug, providing these water bottles will encourage your employees to bring less plastic water bottles. Ensure that these bottles are free of BPA and any other harmful chemicals. Designate one area where people can drop off any excess office supplies or old equipment (for example, extra staplers, extra staples, extra pads of post-it notes, extra pens and pencils, etc.). Encourage your employees to donate what they can when they have extra supplies that they don't need, and to browse the supply exchange area before asking for a purchase of new supplies.
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One-sentence summary -- Identify reusable office supplies. Place reusable items in your break room. Provide reusable water bottles. Start an office supply exchange.

the electrical outlet to blend it with the wall. Choose a paint color that matches the surrounding wall. Remove the electrical outlet's cover and spray a thin coat over the outlet, waiting for it to dry before placing it back over the outlet. Apply 2-3 coats for a strong, blended color. If your outlet is over a mirror or glossy tiles, buy a mirrored outlet cover online or from a hardware store. Snap the cover over the outlet panel as a camouflaged alternative to paint. If you want to hide an outlet near an oven or stove with a metallic finish, for example, a mirrored outlet cover may be the best option. You can also use a mirrored spray paint for a similar effect. Instead of hiding the outlet with artwork, choose a stylish decal to position around the outlet. The decal can take attention away from the outlet or, if made to disguise outlets, blend it in with decal design. You can buy decals meant to blend outlets in with the wall online or from some craft stores. Tiled-in outlet plates are designed to blend in with the surrounding tiles. Choose a plate that matches your tile design and secure it over the outlet panel. If your kitchen or bathroom has a slate tile wall, for example, you could buy a dark tiled-in outlet plate to hide your outlet.
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One-sentence summary -- Paint over Purchase a mirrored outlet cover for high-gloss surroundings. Place a decal around the outlet for an artistic flair. Buy a "tiled-in" outlet plate for outlets covering tiles.

You probably already have what you need to cover up your eyebrows around the house. Get everything ready before you get started. Here's what you need: A small bottle of spirit gum (sold at costume shops, and is made for use on the face) Petroleum jelly (e.g. Vaseline) Translucent concealer powder that matches the color of your skin Liquid concealer or foundation that matches the color of your skin Colour correcting concealer (optional) Apply the it in the direction of your hair growth, taking care to help each hair lie as flat as possible against your face. If you have thick eyebrows, you may want to wait another ten minutes and apply a third layer.
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Gather supplies. Let the spirit gum dry for ten minutes, then apply another layer.