Q: Discard the outer part with the metal ring, and keep the smooth, inner part. You can use a plastic embroidery hoop or a wooden one. If you use a wooden embroidery hoop, you can paint it any color you wish. You can leave wooden embroidery hoops plain for a rustic effect, or you can paint them with acrylic paint. Painting plastic hoops is not recommended because the paint is more likely to chip off. If you will be using this wind chime outside, spray the hoop with a clear, acrylic sealer once the paint has dried. You can have as many or as few chimes as you want. They can all be the same length, or they can be different lengths. The best type of string to use for this would be nylon beading thread or fishing line. You can use small bells, metal findings, keys, or anything that will make a sound when clinked together. Some people like to use vintage spoons! Be sure to slip the first couple of beads through both the string and the tail end. This will keep everything looking neat, and prevent the tail end of the knot from sticking out. Leave a few inches/centimeters at the end of each string empty. Wrap the string around the hoop a few times tightly, so that the last bead bumps up against the bottom edge. Tie the tail end to the string in a tight, double knot, then feed it back down through the beads. You will be using this to hang your wind chime, so choose something sturdy. Fishing line or twine would work well, but ordinary thread or yarn won't. Wrap the string around the hoop a few times, then tie it to itself. While the beaded strings are hanging down, these strings should be hanging up. Try to space these as evenly as you can. Gather the loose ends of your strings together, and check that the tension is even. Tie them together into a single knot, then slip them over a hook. Use the hook to hang your wind chime.
A: Take apart an embroidery hoop. Paint the embroidery hoop, if desired, and let it dry. Cut some string twice as long as you want your chimes to be. Tie a metal charm to the end of each string. Slip assorted beads onto the string. Tie the strings to the embroidery hoop. Cut 4 equal-length pieces of string. Tie the end of each string to the embroidery hoop. Tie the ends of the strings together, then slip them over a hook.

Q: Search online or visit your local drug store, makeup shop, or skin care retailer to locate lip products containing hyaluronic acid. Hyaluronic acid simultaneously adds volume and moisturizes your lips, making it a popular ingredient for lip plumping products. By hydrating your lips, hyaluronic acid may also help treat or prevent chapped lips, leaving your lips healthier and more beautiful. Hyaluronic acid plumpers are a relatively gentle alternative to plumpers that contain irritants since they work by enhancing hydration. That said, they aren't as dramatically plumping as other options since they don't penetrate very deeply into the tissue of your lips. Collagen peptides are known to promote cellular growth and rejuvenation, making your lips fuller and more beautiful over time. While collagen peptides promote beautiful, plump lips long-term, without additional plumping ingredients, lip products with collagen peptides may not produce noticeable immediate results. Similar to hyaluronic acid, collagen peptides won't penetrate the tissues of your lip very deeply on their own, so your lips won't absorb much. This is part of the reason they won't produce noticeable immediate results without the addition of other plumping ingredients. Products containing collagen peptides may also help reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles on and around your lips. If you are vegan, you may want to avoid these products, as many are derived from animals. Just as caffeine may boost your mental alertness, it may also boost circulation in your lips, making your lips appear rosy and full. Unlike some other temporary lip plumpers, such as a capsicum and cinnamon, caffeine does not usually cause much burning or irritation. Because caffeine does not irritate your lips as much as other plumping ingredients, the plumping effect may be more subtle. Cinnamon and capsicum (chili powder) are both natural ingredients that are commonly added to manufactured lip plumpers. When applied to your lips, both cinnamon and capsicum cause mild irritation that makes the blood rush to your lips, resulting in a temporary plumping of your lips. Because plumping is the result of irritation, there is a risk of burning and other uncomfortable side effects with lip plumpers containing cinnamon or capsicum. These side effects usually subside within a few minutes. If you experience any adverse side effects, wipe off the plumping balm immediately. If the side effects continue for more than an hour, contact your doctor or take an antihistamine if you know it is safe for you to do so. Contact a cosmetic physician to make an appointment to plump your lips with filler injections. While lip filler injections can be expensive and carry a number of risks, they are generally effective at making your lips look gorgeous and plump for about six months. Some of the more common and minor side effects and risks associated with lip injections are swelling and bruising at the injection site, reactivation of cold sores or fever blisters, and tenderness around your lips. More serious side effects may include lip asymmetry, lumping, infection, tissue loss, or allergic reaction. The cost of lip filler injections varies greatly depending on the type of filler used, the doctor's experience, and where you live. On average, lip filler injections cost between $500 and $2,000 for a treatment that lasts about six months.
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Find lip products with hyaluronic acid. Choose lip products with collagen peptides for long-term results. Use a caffeine lip balm for temporary plumpness. Select a plumping balm with cinnamon extract or capsicum. Plump your lips with lip filler injections.