Q: Avoid sharing the wash with any other clothes. Don't use fabric softener. A front-loading washing machine might have more impact than a top loader because the tumbling action is what shrinks the fibers. If you don't have a front-loader at home, try one at your local laundromat. Wash your jeans inside out. It causes less wear on the jeans. This method doesn't work that well for preshrunk jeans or jeans that contain synthetic fibers. Alternatively, you could soak your jeans in a bucket of hot water. Dunk the jeans into the water. Use a wooden spoon to submerge the jeans completely. Wring them out after the water cools. Dry them on the hottest setting. Make the drying time as long as possible. Read the label first! If it says don't tumble dry, you risk making them too small in the dryer. Air dry them if this is the case. Your jeans should feel at least a little tighter. Make sure you can walk and run in them. Be aware that this method doesn't last. With wear, the jeans will slip back to their original "comfy" shape. With each wash and hot dry, the strength and appearance of your jeans diminishes. Avoid over-using this method. This step is optional but helpful with jeans that are difficult to tighten. Use a pot that's clean and large enough to fit the jeans. Fill it with water and bring it to a rolling boil. Monitor the pot regularly. Add more water, if necessary. After the water reaches a boil, lower the heat to simmer. Cover the pot and continue to simmer for 20 to 30 minutes.
A: Wash your jeans in hot water. Toss the jeans into the dryer. Try on the jeans. Boil your jeans.

Q: Professors are much more likely to grant an extension if you ask before the paper is due. Ask as soon as you think you might need one, rather than the night before the deadline, or afterwards. The exception to this, of course, is an unexpected emergency, such as a family death or being rushed to the hospital. Talking one-on-one with your professor will help show them you are being honest in saying you need an extension. When you think you need an extension, visit the professor during office hours or at least ask to talk to them for a minute after class. If you're sick, away, or it's the weekend you might not be able to approach your professor in person. In that case, plan to write a polite email to ask for more time to write the paper. Your professor likely teaches multiple classes. Write your class and time in the subject. An extension should give you a reasonable amount of time to complete the paper, based on how long you've already had to work on it, and on how much you've finished. Think about your professor's personality when deciding how long of an extension to ask for. If your professor seems strict, leave it entirely up to them to decide how long of an extension to grant. You may just have to take what you can get. If your professor is more lenient, and you think you can get the paper done within a certain time (such as two more days), ask for a specific extension. If your professor seems like the type to negotiate, aim high. If you think you can get the paper done in two days, ask for a four-day extension at first, and expect your professor to negotiate down.
A: Ask as soon as possible. Approach your professor in-person. Email to ask your professor about an extension. Decide how long the extension will be.

Q: From the home screen, click on Orientation from the menu on the top of the screen. The general orientation section will take you to another page where you can take the interactive training on becoming a good shopping evaluator. Complete this training. On the lower part of the orientation page, you can find client-specific orientations. Completing these would allow you to take assignments for these clients. Select a client's icon to take the client's orientation. Once you've selected a client's orientation, you'll be taken to another page that lists all the training modules the client requires its mystery shoppers or auditors to complete and pass. Complete all the necessary training modules. Be serious and truly understand the trainings as they are relevant to the work you're about to do. Most of the training modules can be downloaded in PDF format. Download these for easier offline reference. Some clients only offer training modules, and some require you to take and pass certification tests. For those that require you to pass certification tests, do so. Most allow three takes of the same test, so better make sure you pass by the third try to be qualified for the client.
A: Complete the general orientation. Select client-specific orientations. Take the client's training modules. Pass the certification tests.

Q: Before you can use this scrub, you will need to make sure that your face is clean and free of makeup. Use warm water and your favorite face wash. Gently pat your face dry with a soft, clean towel. This will help make the mask even more effective. You can open your pores up by leaning over a bowl of hot water so that the steam hits your face. You can also hold a hot towel against your face. Do this for a few minutes. Because this mask contains honey, it can get very sticky, especially if it gets into your hair. You can prevent a sticky, hairy mess by pulling your hair back and securing it with a headband, hair clip, or hair tie. A small dessert bowl or a cup would be ideal. Whatever you decide to use, make sure that you can easily reach into it; you will be applying the scrub with your fingers. You will need 1 teaspoon of raw honey, 1 teaspoon of milk, and 1 tablespoon (14.8ml) of ground almonds. If you do not have ground almonds, or if you cannot find ground almonds, you can make your own by grinding some almonds in a blender, coffee grinder, or food processor. Using a spoon, mix the milk, honey, and ground almonds until you get a thick paste. Scoop the scrub out of the container using your fingers and apply it to your face. Gently massage it across your skin, so that the almond grains can exfoliate your skin. Avoid the sensitive areas around your nose, mouth, and eyes. Use cool water, and gently massage your face until you have rinsed the mask off completely. Rinse off with warm water. Do not rub your face with the towel. Instead, gently press the towel against your face in a light, tapping motion. If you wish, you can wipe your face with a cotton ball soaked in toner, and apply some moisturizer afterward. The toner will help tighten the pore and restore the pH of your skin, while the moisturizer will help lock the moisture in.
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Start with a clean face. Consider using heat to open your pores. Tie your hair back. Find a small container to mix your ingredients in. Add some milk, honey, and ground almonds into the bowl. Mix the ingredients. Apply the scrub to your face. Rinse the mask off. Dry your face using a towel. Consider following up with toner and moisturizer. Finished.