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One-sentence summary -- Make the ears: Make the face: Make the feet: Align the levels.

Herbs are tender plants that won't do well if sown in cold temperatures. Therefore, you should plant herbs outdoors in the spring once the temperatures, and the soil, have begun to warm up. To find the average frost dates for your area, check your local weather app. If you purchased herb plants, rather than seeds, you'll need to dig holes for each plant. Make sure the holes have the same depth as the container and are twice as wide. Use your hands to carefully remove the plant from the container and gently break up the roots. Place the plant in the soil, with only the root ball below the surface, and lightly pack the soil around the plant. Use your finger or the eraser end of a pencil to make shallow indentations in the soil. Place 1 seed in each space, then lightly cover it with soil. Take care not to bury the seeds too deep, or they won't germinate. Once your seeds or plants are in the garden or containers, lightly water them to compact the soil. If you transplanted the herbs, be sure to water down to the root zone to help the plant become established in the soil. Since many herbs look similar, it's a good idea to place labels in the garden or containers. You can put the seed packet in a plastic bag and staple it to a wooden stake, which can then be placed in front of the herbs. You could also use the plant label that came with the plants and stick it into the soil near the herbs. Or, you could even make your own labels, such as by painting the herb names on rocks and placing them near each herb. No matter which type of label you choose, make sure it is waterproof!
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One-sentence summary -- Wait to plant until the risk of frost has passed. Place existing plants in holes that are twice as wide as their container. Sow seeds 18 inch (0.32cm) deep. Water the herbs immediately after planting. Label each herb.

Aloe has remarkable natural healing properties and is a great natural remedy to use on unwanted sunspots. If you're using a cream, apply a generous amount to the skin of your face, arms, and other sunspot-afflicted areas once in the morning and once in the evening. If you're using the leaves of an aloe plant, squeeze the pith out from a 1 inch (2.5cm) section and smear it directly onto your sunspots. Look for aloe vera gels at health-food stores or in homeopathic medicine sections. Large pharmacies may also carry aloe vera gel. Look near the sunscreen and other skincare products. If you'd prefer just to purchase an aloe plant, look at a large plant nursery. Vitamin E has been proven to help lighten dark spots on the skin, including unwanted sunspots. Swallow 1 vitamin E tablet in the morning and 1 more at night to help lighten sunspots. Or, add vitamin E to your diet by upping your consumption of foods rich in vitamin E. These include foods like citrus fruits, papaya, spinach, broccoli, and tomatoes You can purchase both vitamin E oral tablets and liquid gel at a large pharmacy or drugstore. Cut 1 large lemon into quarters and hold a lemon section against your sunspots for 1015 minutes per day. Lemons are mildly acidic, and the acid in the fruit aids in lightening dark sunspots. You'll begin to notice that your sunspots are visibly lighter after about 2 months of daily use. Rather than throwing away the sections of lemon that you don't use each day, store them in a plastic bag in your refrigerator and use them the next day. Daily lemon application can also help to remove any dead skin cells from your face, arms, and shoulders. Take a sharp kitchen knife and chop 1 large red onion up into 6-8 large chunks. Pick up 1 of the onion chunks and rub it across a dark sunspot for about 30 seconds. The acid in the onion helps to lighten up the dark color of sunspots. Because the onion's acid is relatively weak, you'll need to continue the home treatment for months before you see much of a result.
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One-sentence summary -- Apply aloe vera gel twice a day to heal sun-damaged areas. Take vitamin E capsules by mouth twice daily to reduce sunspots. Slice a fresh lemon and apply it directly to your sunspots. Cut up a red onion and rub it over the sunspots.

While all you really need to paint your nails is a bottle of polish, your nails will look more beautiful if you use a few extra products to ensure a neat, even manicure. Here's what you need: Clear base coat Nail polish Clear top coat Cotton swabs This will be a clear polish or hardener that protects the nail and helps the manicure last longer. Let the base coat dry completely before moving on. Some base coats are a little tacky, making it easier for the colorful polish to stick. Roll the bottle between your hands for a few seconds to warm it up and mix the polish. Open the bottle and dip the brush into the pain, then swirl it against the rim to remove excess polish. To paint nails evenly, start with a vertical stripe down the center of the nail, then a stripe on either side. Allow the polish to completely dry. Try to paint all the way to the edge of the nails without getting polish on your skin. It helps to angle the brush forward and press gently to make the bristles spread out. If you get polish on your skin, use a cotton swab to wipe it off while it's still wet. This will ensure that the color looks rich and even. After the first coat is completely dry, apply a second in the same manner: do a stripe down the center of each nail, then stripes on either side. Again, let it completely dry. This seals in the polish and adds a little extra shine. Top coat will help your nails stay beautiful for several extra days before chipping. Once your top coat is dry, the manicure is complete. Once you get the hang of painting your nails, you might want to try your hand at nail art. You could keep it simple by doing a simple two-tone look, or create mini works of art by using extra colors to paint detailed designs. Here are a few ideas: Do a French manicure Do ombre nails Create a marble effect Paint flowers on your nails Paint pandas on your nails
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Gather your supplies. Apply the base coat to your nails. Apply nail polish to your nails. Apply a second coat of polish. Apply clear top coat. Consider fun designs.