When it comes to your visage, make sure you get some variety in your shots. Have some looking directly at the camera, some looking away, some smiling and some serious. Also, try not to blink when the photos are being taken. You don't have to stick with the feel of the scene. For example, if there is a sunshine as a backdrop, you can still express sadness in your face. If there is a moon and a dark atmosphere, you can still smile. The goal is to create dynamism and a greater message. The photographer can either cut you off at your midsection for a close up photo, or you may have a surface in front of you blocking the rest of your body. Work with this in a number of ways. Turn around and look backwards over your shoulder. It's very simple, but it can also be evocative. Play with your hands near your shoulders or face. But remember the rule: only show the sides of your hands. This continues the line of your arm, making them look longer and leaner. Lean forward slightly. This, when done well, can look candid and emphasize the curve of your body. Since you don't have the entirety of your shape to create the "S," allude to this by leaning forward slightly, invitingly. With your whole form on camera, you have loads of options when it comes to posing. Ask your director what he/she is looking for and narrow it down from there. Turn slightly and put your hands in your back pockets. If you don't have back pockets, place them where they would be if you did. This accomplishes another rule: leaving space between your trunk and your arms. Support your back against a wall. Throw up the leg closest to the camera and rest the foot on the wall as well. Don't put up the other leg; you generally want to keep the outer thigh exposed, not the inner thigh. Move your hands up and down your body and slowly twist side to side. Full height shots are hard to do and you'll want to keep a constant curve and natural flow. Consider raising your hands above your head, too, for a rather sensual pose. Just as you have a plethora of options while standing, you have just as many on the ground. And you may be more comfortable. Place your hands behind your back, resting on the ground and throw out your legs, with one knee slightly up. Throw your head back a bit. The long line of your body will create a nice angle and shape. Sit Indian style, but pull up one knee to your chest. Wrap your hand around the leg closest to you and tilt your shoulders and neck. Clasp your hands together just past the view of the camera. Sit on the ground, but on your side. Throw one hand to your side and one arm resting loosely on a bent knee. Place the foot of your other leg at the heel of your foot that is resting flat on the ground. This might involve women getting in either bikinis or lingerie, and men getting into swim trunks or their underwear. The key for a sexy photo shoot is to tease the audience. Place your hand gently on sensitive areas, like right outside the chest, or near where your lower torso meets your leg. You will want to lower your eyelids as you glance towards the camera. Tilt your head slightly to the left or right, and back a bit, to showcase your neck line. You can also emphasize certain aspects of your body. Men can tighten their torso muscles, leaning their stomach in slightly as they protrude their shoulders out. Women can twist their bodies slightly to showcase their breasts and butt. Bending your knees while arching your back slightly also helps to accentuate your features.
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One-sentence summary -- Experiment with different facial expressions. Work with poses that include the torso on up. Master the full body pose. Use the ground. Perform a sexy photo shoot.

You'll need a clean toothbrush, two clean washcloths, a small wash basin or bowl, and a high efficiency laundry detergent. Spot cleaning is best if the whole stuffed animal does not require cleaning. You'll also want to spot clean if the animal is made of something delicate enough that you don't want to submerge it. Regular liquid detergent and liquid soap can work as well. Most cleaners that work on upholstery should work on your stuffed animal. You can make a good cleaning solution for your animal by diluting some dishwashing soap in warm water. Here, you want to use your hand to mix the detergent around the bowl, ensuring you have a proper mix of water and detergent. You want to get the cloth pretty wet, but not soaked. Using a circular motion, rub the entire stuffed animal down. Gently scrubbing any trouble spots. For a particular troublesome spot, use your toothbrush to scrub a little harder. Using your remaining washcloth, run it under cold water. Make sure you get the washcloth wet, but not soaked. In circular motions, wipe down the stuffed animal. You may need to wet the wash cloth a couple of times to make sure you are removing all the detergent from the stuffed animal. You should hang the stuffed animal out in the sun to dry or place it in front of a fan. If the stuffed animal is not suitable for the washer, it most likely can't go in the dryer either.
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One-sentence summary -- Get the necessary supplies. Apply a small amount of cleaner to the basin or bowl. Fill the basin or bowl with warm water. Dip the washcloth in the basin. Rinse the stuffed animal. Dry the stuffed animal.

Some ideas include: free dish-washing, free hug, free laundry-doing, free dog walking, free massage, free hair styling, free gardening-for-an-afternoon, etc. You could also offer to cook certain meals for a specified time, or to bake treats. Other options are things they particularly like doing (tickling you, kissing you etc.)
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Be creative about what the coupons are for. Finished.