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Don't use a cloth or band-aid as they can absorb some of the ink and fade it faster. Don't use any ointments or lotions for the first week of healing because they can clog the tattoo and puts it at risk of infection. . Leave the wrap on for 1-3 hours, but no longer than 6. Remove the initial wrap and gently wash the area with warm water and non-scented soap. Don't scrub, and only wash the tattoo with clean hands. Don't soak your tattoo and don't run it under hot water. It won't feel nice, and it take the ink out of your skin. Avoid picking at the tattoo as this could cause some of the ink to bleed out, causing messy lines and even scarring. After the swelling goes down and the skin starts to scab, switch to a plain, unscented lotion. Most professionals recommend Lubriderm or Aquaphor. Keep the layers thin. Your skin needs to breathe so it can heal properly. Moisturize your tattoo 3-5 times a day depending on the size of the tattoo. If your skin starts to look dried out, use a small amount of lotion. For the first week or so be mindful of your tattoo. It's going to scab over and you'll need to take extra care to keep it clean. In addition to washing it and keeping it moisturized, you'll need to avoid certain activities. Keep your tattoo out of direct sunlight, as this can cause the ink to fade. It will also burn like a bad sunburn. Avoid pools of water such as baths, hot tubs, pools, lakes, oceans, etc. They are full of bacteria, which can lead to infection. Avoid any activity that is high-contact or induces excessive sweating, like working out. Wear loose clothing so your tattoo can breathe. Tight clothing prevents this. Be on the lookout for redness or excessive scabbing around your tattoo, as well as any oozing, or swelling. These are all signs of possible infection. You can minimize the risk of infection by keeping your supplies clean and taking care of your tattoo. Still, it is possible your tattoo could become infected. If you suspect that your tattoo has become infected, consult your physician.

summary: Bandage your new tattoo with saran wrap. Keep your tattoo clean. Apply lotion to your tattoo. Let your tattoo heal. Watch out for infection.

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You can use any type of sugar except powdered sugar. Choose raw sugar, brown sugar, or plain granulated sugar. Pour it over the sugar evenly and let it sit for a few seconds. Try to remove the clumps of sugar and make a smooth mixture. If clumps of sugar remain, continue mixing to remove them. The sugar is ready when it retains it shape when lightly pressed. You can use a bread pan, a loaf pan, or any type of glass or metal pan that is oven safe. Pack the sugar into the base of the pan very tightly with a spatula or another tool that is stiff and flat. The height should be similar to a commercial sugar cube, around 1.27cm/1/2 an inch. If you want sugar pieces that aren't shaped like cubes, pour the sugar into oven-safe candy molds or muffin tins. If you have candy molds that aren't oven safe, you can still use them. Pour the sugar into the molds and use a spatula to flatten the tops. Instead of putting the molds in the oven, cover them loosely with parchment paper and leave them on the counter overnight. They'll be hard by morning. Using a knife, cut the sugar sheet into cubes of the size you want. Try to cut neat, even squares. Do not forget this step; if you do, you will end up with a sugar block, rather than sugar cubes. Set a timer for 1 hour. After one 1 hour, take the pan out and let the sugar cubes cool for at least 10 minutes. Pull the sugar cubes out of the pan and break them apart with your hands or something smooth like a knife. If cut properly, they will break fairly easy.

summary: Pour a cup of sugar into a bowl. Add three teaspoons of water to the bowl of sugar. Mix the water and sugar with a fork. Line a baking pan with parchment paper. Pour the sugar onto the parchment paper. Score the sugar. Put the pan in an oven preheated to 120C or 250F. Remove the pan of sugar from the oven. Break up the cubes.

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Now that you've set up Do Not Disturb, here's how you can enable and disable it quickly from the home screen. It's the fourth icon at the top of the screen. If the moon was previously gray, it will turn white, which means Do Not Disturb mode is enabled. You will not receive incoming calls in this mode. If you don't see the moon, see Customize the Control Center on iPhone or iPad to learn how to get it. The moon icon will turn gray again, and you'll be able to receive phone calls.
summary: Swipe up from the bottom of the home screen. Tap the moon icon. Tap the moon icon again to toggle off Do Not Disturb mode.