In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Use a facial soap and water to gently cleanse away any dirt or makeup from your face. Pay special attention to areas where you'll be applying the Plexaderm, making sure these are clean. Leaving oil or skin care product residue under Plexaderm can make it less effective. It's a good idea to wash your hands as well, since you'll be applying the cream with your fingers.
Summary: Wash your face to get rid of any leftover makeup, dirt, or oils.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: There are two main types of grout: sanded and unsanded grout. Sanded grout is used when the gaps between tiles are larger than 3mm. Unsanded grout is used when the gaps between tiles are smaller than that. Measure the gaps between your tiles to find out which grout is best for your project. Glass tiles almost always come in sheets these days and these sheets tend to have very small gaps between the tiles, meaning you will probably want unsanded grout. It is important to choose the right grout for your project because not doing so will cause cracks (and all the problems that come with them) in your tiles. There is also technically epoxy grout, which you can use, but it is more expensive and difficult to apply if you do not have experience applying grout. Mix your grout according to the instructions on the packaging, making sure to also mix in any additives you want. It should have a consistency like smooth peanut butter. Make sure that you mix no more than what you can spread in 20 minutes. This will keep the grout from drying out. You should only work on small areas at a time, finishing one section before continuing on to the next, so plan on mixing many small batches of grout. You can get grout additives that make it more mold resistant or water resistant, as well as additives that do things like giving the grout a color. . Grab a grout float and get ready to spread! Working in only a small area at a time (again, what you can cover in 20 minutes), spread the grout onto the tiles. Hold the float at a 45 degree angle and criss-cross the gaps between the tiles. You do not want to move the float parallel or perpendicular to any tiles, since this will push the grout out of the gaps. Use the float to remove the major excess grout and then let the grout begin to cure. Wait roughly 20 minutes, or whatever time is recommended in the instructions for your specific product, so that the majority of the grout can set enough for you to remove the excess that is on the tiles. Get a large bucket of sink-full of water and a large sponge. Get the sponge wet and then wring out the excess water, so that it is only damp. You want to have as little water on the sponge as possible. Now, wipe all along the tiled area to clean off the excess grout. Do not press very hard or you will remove the grout between the tile. Rinse and wring your sponge frequently, keeping it as clean as you can. Get new, cleaner water as needed. Once you have grouted all of the tiled area, allow the grout to cure. You should follow the instructions for your specific product but generally three hours are needed to cure grout properly (as many as 24-48 hours may be needed, however). Make sure that the area is well ventilated and that moisture is kept to an absolute minimum. Once your grout has cured, you will want to seal your grout. This step is often skipped but you should not skip it if at all possible. Sealing your grout will be very important in keeping it from getting moldy or stained. Find an appropriate grout sealant at your local hardware store and apply it according to the included instructions. Usually, the sealant will be wax-like and is applied using a rag. Rub it in circular motions along the grout lines to apply. Grout will need to be resealed roughly every 6 months and should at least be resealed once a year. If you need to, you can apply caulk as needed around your new tiles. This may be useful at the corners and along the seams, such as if you have applied a short backsplash along a wall. Simply caulk the line, shape the caulk by running your finger down the line, and let it set.
Summary: Choose a grout. Mix your grout. Spread your grout Let the grout cure for 20 minutes. Remove the excess. Let the grout cure. Seal the grout. Caulk as needed.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you don't have the money to go out and buy new accessories or you just don't want to add much to your LBD, treat your hair like an accessory. Pump up your hair with high volume whether it is loose or in a fancy up-do. Try a messy braid on the weekends when you're out and about. Accessorize your dress by styling your hair. A sparkly headband, a small jeweled crown, and an embellished bobby pin or barrette will create an extra feminine look while helping to secure your hair. Place your headband half an inch back from your hairline to hold everything in place. Try the traditional wide brimmed hat for a classic LBD look. Add a funky twist with a fedora over your messy braid. Since the LBD can often speak for itself, you may opt to skip accessories all together. Keep focus on the lines and shapes of the dress itself by accessorizing with nothing more than a timeless bright red lipstick. Pick a more traditional pair of black sunglasses and focus on the style and shape of the lens. Alternately, choose a trendier style. Try white or light pink rims with black lenses or black or silver rims with multi-colored lenses.
Summary:
Volumize your hair. Use a hair accessory. Add flare with a hat. Rely on a simple red lipstick. Add a pair of sunglasses to finish off the look.