Q: In colder months, a great way to go casual with the military jacket is to wear it over a plaid flannel shirt. You can spice up the look with a variety of different plaid colors reds and greens or even brighter pinks and oranges. Try tucking the flannel into your pants for an even more casual streetwear look. This is a classic, casual look. Your military jacket will look great worn open and loose over a graphic tee (or even a plain white t-shirt), paired with distressed jeans. Try wearing different colors of t-shirts with the jacket, but keep in mind that more neutral colors will probably work best. A great way to add some flare to your old trusty military jacket is to roll up the sleeves. Roll the sleeves in large, bulky cuffs or smaller, well-defined cuffs that are more meticulous. Try pairing this over a colorful undershirt so that color peeks out from underneath the rolled jacket sleeves. Button or zip your military jacket all the way up and throw it on with a pair of jeans or leggings, just as you would with an oversized blouse or t-shirt. You can wear another shirt underneath, but try not to let it peek out the bottom or top of your military jacket. This is a fun, relaxed style that works well when you're on the go! Wear your military jacket open or closed and pop the color for a bit of extra flare. The popped collar is a fun contradiction to the strict adherence to rules that a military uniform is typically associated with. This kind of dichotomy can be a fun statement about your own personal style!
A: Layer the jacket over a plaid flannel shirt for a casual combo. Wear it over distressed jeans and a graphic tee for a laidback look. Roll up the sleeves. Wear your military jacket like an oversized shirt. Pop the collar.

Q: Cut the avocado into chunks. Pour in the lemon juice. It can be used now, or, if you're not using it for raw food purposes, do the following: Place the puree into a saucepan Bring to a boil, then turn down to low and simmer. Stir frequently. It's ready when it thickens to a consistency you like. Allow to cool before using. As above, this can be used as a sandwich filler, cracker spread or used as a cake filling.
A: Peel the banana and cut into slices. Place the slices and chunks into the blender. Blend or process until smooth. Use within 24 hours and store in the refrigerator if not using immediately.

Q: Lemon juice is an excellent skin rejuvenator that helps reduce age spots. The vitamin C in lemon juice also helps decrease free radical damage. Cut a lemon in half and apply a few drops of honey to the freshly cut side. Apply the lemon directly to your skin and rub it in a gentle circular motion for approximately ten minutes. Repeat the lemon rub once or twice a week. Cucumber is full of water and antioxidants, both of which can help rejuvenate your skin. Mix two teaspoons of grated cucumber with cup of yogurt. Apply the mixture to your face and neck and let it stand for twenty minutes. Rinse off the mask with warm water. Apply the mask twice a week. Papaya contains vitamins A, C, and E, all of which exfoliate and soften the skin. Mix two tablespoons of papaya with one tablespoon of honey and teaspoon of lemon juice Apply the mixture to your face and let it stand for fifteen minutes. Risk off the mask with warm water and finish by applying cool water to your face. Apply the mask once a week. Green tea is full of antioxidants that can help prevent and repair sun damage. Mix teaspoon of lemon juice with two tablespoons of green tea. Apply the mixture to your face and let it stand for twenty minutes. Rinse off the mask with warm water.
A: Make a honey and lemon skin rub. Make a hydrating cucumber face mask. Make an exfoliating papaya mask. Make a rejuvenating green tea mask.

Q: Once your stretch marks have faded to a slightly silvery color, it isn't difficult to help them blend in with the rest of your skin. One way of doing this is by using fake tanner to give yourself a light tan. This is a good solution in the summer when you want to bare stretch marks on your belly and sides. Purchase a gradual tanning lotion and use it to even out your skin tone. Don't get a "real" tan by sunbathing. The sun's rays could cause skin damage and ultimately make your stretch marks look worse. Follow the instructions on the packaging to get a realistic-looking tan. There's no need to go overboard. Just tanning a shade or two darker will help to hide your stretch marks. If you want to temporarily hide your stretch marks, you can use the same makeup you use to hide blemishes on your face. This works best for stretch marks that are on a part of your body that won't rub against clothing. Choose foundation the same color as your skin tone. Follow these steps for a natural-looking appearance: Apply a light layer of foundation over the stretch marks and the surrounding skin. Blend with a foundation brush. Apply a layer of translucent powder to set the foundation.
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Get a safe tan. Use makeup.