Different brands and different products within that brand will have different instructions. One type of hair removal might take only three minutes, while another might take ten. Following the directions will give you the best results and help protect your skin. If you lost the directions that came with your cream, you can find them on the bottle or tube. Otherwise, check the company's website. They should have instructions for each kind of cream. Check the "use by" date to make sure your cream is not expired. An expired depilatory cream will not work very well and give you poor results. Use your fingers or a spatula, if provided. Do not rub the cream into your skin, just spread it. Wash your hands immediately if you apply with your fingers. Uneven application means your hair could come off in patches, leaving you with spots of hair, which is probably not the look you're going for. Never apply a hair removal cream to your nostrils, ears, the skin around your eyes (including your eyebrows), genitals, anus, or nipples. This can be anywhere between three to ten minutes, though the time rarely exceeds ten minutes. Most directions recommend checking a small area about halfway through the process to see if hair comes off. The shorter the amount of time the depilatory cream is in contact with your skin, the less likely you are to develop redness or irritation. Because you can really harm your skin if you leave the cream on too long, set an egg timer or use the timer on your phone to make sure you don't exceed the limit. Some tingling is normal, but if you start to feel burning, see redness or irritation, remove the cream immediately. Depending on your reaction, you may want to call your doctor for advice on how to treat your skin. You may notice a bad smell while you are using the cream. That's a normal side effect of the chemical reaction that is breaking down your hair. Wipe gently--don't rub the cream. Rinse the area with warm water to make sure the cream has been removed entirely. If you don't rinse off the residue, the chemicals could continue to react with your skin and cause a rash or chemical burn. Pat, don't rub, your skin dry. Apply a moisturizer to the area to keep it smooth and hydrated. Wear loose clothing right after using the cream and don't scratch the area. If the redness and discomfort continues after a few hours or gets worse, call your doctor. You should also wait 24 hours to use anti-perspirant or products with fragrances. You should not shave or use a hair removal cream in the same area for 72 hours after use.
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One-sentence summary -- Read the directions that came with the cream and follow them exactly. Apply a thick, even layer over the hair you want to remove. Leave the cream on for the amount of time recommended in the directions. Remove the cream with a damp washcloth or spatula if provided. Don't worry if your skin is a little red or itchy after use--that's normal. Observe any warnings in the directions, such as avoiding sunbathing, swimming, and tanning for 24 hours.

If your video files are the proper format, you can add them to your iTunes library. Make sure iTunes is up-to-date to ensure the best playback experience. The process for this is a little different for Windows and Mac: Windows - Press Alt to display the menu bar. Click the File menu and select "Add File to Library" or "Add Folder to Library." Browse for the video file or folder containing multiple files that you want to add. Mac - Click the iTunes menu and select "Add to Library." Browse for the video file or folder that you want to add. You can open this by clicking the filmstrip button at the top of the window. Don't be alarmed if your newly-added files don't appear; they're hidden in a sub-category. You'll see this along the top row of iTunes. Videos that you've added yourself will appear in the Home Videos section. If the video is not appearing, then it was not in a compatible format. Double-check the format of the video file and convert it to a compatible one following the steps in the previous section. You can sort your new videos into the proper categories so that you can find them easier in the future: Right-click on the video in the Home Videos section and select "Get Info." Click the "Options" tab and use the "media kind" menu to change how the video is sorted.
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One-sentence summary -- Launch iTunes. Add a video file to your library. Select the Movies section of iTunes. Select the "Home Videos" tab. Find your added videos. Move videos from "Home Videos" to "Movies" or "TV Shows."

There are a lot of alternative flours available if you'd like to swap out traditional all-purpose flour for something that's less processed. To replace 1 cup of all-purpose flour in your cookie recipe, use one of the following: 3/4 cup of coarse cornmeal 3/4 cup of rice flour 1.5 cups of oat flour
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One-sentence summary -- Try an alternative flour.

Writing for a show and characters you are connected to will come across as more authentic than writing for a show just because it is popular. Do not write an original show idea. Show executives want to know if you can write in a preexisting world without drastically changing the show's dynamic or losing your unique voice. An established show is better than a brand new one since it will likely still be on the air when your script is ready to send out. This is not the time to drastically change the path of the show or showcase your new ideas. Stay true to the characters and storyline to prove that you can work within the established world of the show. Think about the storyline the show revolves around. If it is a mystery, do not solve the mystery in your episode. Similarly do not write an episode in which two characters finally become a couple if the show revolves around their romantic tension. It is also best to not kill off any characters in your spec script. Do not revisit or rewrite the show's history. You should keep your script within the confines of present day for the show. Your script should be free of flashbacks and mythology. Edit your script, then edit it again. Watch the TV show you are writing an episode for and then go back to your script to make sure the writing stays true to the show. Is the dialogue believable for the show? Are your stage directions realistic within the confines of the series? Family and friends are not ideal as they are often too close to you to be honest. Look for writer's groups, either online or in person, to exchange ideas and editing services with. These groups will help you hone your craft. They will also help you learn to accept rejection gracefully. You will need at least two speculative (spec) scripts to break into the entertainment writing business. For television this will be two episodic screenplays of a TV show. This is how you will show executives and showrunners your writing ability and it is essentially your resume. You also want to make sure you have one ready to send in immediately if it is requested.
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Choose a network TV show you love to watch. Write a typical episode. Refine your writing. Seek out editors. Begin a second script.