INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The makeup wipes designed to remove an entire face of makeup may be too harsh on the delicate skin around your eyes. Look for a wipe made specifically for use around your eyes Sensitive baby wipes can sometimes be used to cleanse your face, but they're not designed to lift off makeup. Try to stick to wipes that are specifically for makeup removal for the best results.

SUMMARY: Choose a facial wipe that is alcohol- and fragrance-free. Finished.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Find a male archetype or two to get your cues from. Using archetypes will help you with style cues, movement, attitude, and that all-important swagger. Choose guys with features that are roughly similar to yours, or you'll have a hard time making the switch convincing. Breasts are a giveaway if you're trying to look like a man. If you want to be convincing, they have got to go undercover. Usually this can be achieved by wearing form-reducing underclothes that can smooth out the look. A sports bra that is two sizes too small for you, or a control top made from a cut up pair of panty hose; can give you a flatter and smoother look. Guys tend to have broader shoulders, and more of a straight line between the rib cage and hipswith narrower hips in general. The goal here is to add padding to both the shoulders and waist, and to visually de-emphasize the hips. Wear looser clothing to help de-emphasize curves, in general. Going to the gym can create a more masculine figure by targeting specific muscle groups. Build your chest, arms and legs to create more "bulk" on the body. Padding at the waist can be done to look realistic by adding bulk with extra fabric. There are prosthetic devices available as well. It doesn't take much, just enough to reduce the appearance of wider hips. Women's faces tend to be smaller and rounder, with less-prominent chins and noses. You can use makeup to help mask a feminine face, but it will be more about attitude than look, if you want to be convincing. Men have smaller lips, larger noses, bigger eyebrows, lower cheekbones and a more pronounced jawline. Use contouring powder to create heavier looking features. Don't use any additional makeup to add color to the face. Adding "facial hair" can make a large difference in your look, but be cautiousit won't stand up to close scrutiny. Consider adding a high-quality mustache or goatee for a more convincing look. Even men with naturally sparse facial hair can often grow those. Just don't make it look like an overgrown bush, or it will look fake. Build the perfect package. If you think about a roll of quarters, you'll have the average size about rightthough you will want to adjust the proportions depending on your own physical attributes. However, while a roll of quarters might give you the right dimensions, but you will look like you're permanently ready for action. Consider stuffing with a sock, or even considering a prosthetic penis. If you use a wool sock, you may inadvertently set yourself up for a typical guy cue: scratching the itch. Short hair on women is generally OK in 21st-century culture, especially in locations where cross-dressing is acceptable, so there shouldn't be a big issue with trimming your locks. If for whatever reason you want to keep your hair, use a short-haired wig. Men's jeans are a sure way to de-emphasize your female shape. By keeping it looser in the butt, you'll also minimize recognition from behind. In general, a looser fit in your clothes will work to your advantage. However, if you want to look more sophisticated and tailored, make sure the clothes are cut to fit a man's shapethen back-fill with padding and minimizing to achieve the right look. While first impressions go a long way to establishing your identity, a lasting impression will work only if you fine-tune the details. Exposed body hair. Let your leg and underarm hair grow naturally. With the exception of Olympic swimmers and competitive cyclists, guys don't shave there. Trim your nails. This is an obvious but a sometimes-overlooked detail. Give yourself a manicure to achieve the look you want. Keeping your fingernails trimmed down so that a sliver of white shows will help. Don't trim into the quick or you'll look like a nervous wreck. Accessories: While lots of guys wear necklaces, bracelets, and earrings, most guys don't. Since the goal is to avoid being taken for a woman, avoid such trappings. If you do decide to go with jewelry, shop in the men's department. If you want to pull off the entire gender persona, its important to have the right "act" down. Develop the personality. Think of what kind of man you want to be. Based on that, you may want to alter some of your basic personality traits. Try being more aggressive, and being direct when you want something instead of being nice. For example, to quench your thirst when dining out, say "Excuse me, we'd like some water here, please." instead of "Hi! Yes, may I please have a glass of water? Thank you so much!" For a man, it's not a question, even when framed as a question. Alter the voice. Bring down your voice to become more like a man. Also speak more like a man speakslouder, more flat-toned, and more clipped. Guys also tend to slur their words, saying "I gotta have that car," where a woman would more likely say "I must have those shoes!" It's also important to adopt the vocabulary associated with the opposite sex. Nothing is ever "fabulous," "adorable," or "precious." It also helps if you have a prominent Adam's apple. Talking the talk? Now walk the walk. Slow it down. Men swing their arms less and walk slower, and keep their hips from swaying. Take longer strides, and exude confidence. Have a 'I know where I'm going' rather than a 'time to check the map again' attitude in the little things you do. Talk the talk, walk the walk, dress the part, play the role, and be the man!
Summary: Find a role model. Tuck in your breasts. Flatten out the curves. Contour your facial features. Get a haircut. Dress the part. Pay attention to the smaller details. Be the man. Put it all together.

Hold up a mirror and examine all sides of your head. Look for lines left over from layering. Also, check to see if the hair length on the top of your head is balanced with the length of the fade. Go back over with the clippers to make adjustments, then finish by using trimmers or a razor to reach areas such as your neckline or near your ears. As you are learning, the haircut may not come out very well at first. You can try to correct it, or you can cut your hair short and wait for it to grow back so you can try again. Once you believe you are finished clipping, you can style the hair on the top of your head using gel or another product. This is of course optional and not needed if you chose a short fade. Because a fade involves short cuts, hair growth will be noticeable. You'll see the layers start to disappear as the hair gets longer and messier. Go back and fade your hair again or have a barber trim it. A friend can not only tell you when it's time for a haircut, but can tell you where you need to make corrections after you cut your hair.
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One-sentence summary -- Check your hair in the mirror and make corrections. Style your hair. Renew the haircut every few weeks.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: on the fingers.

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Learn to read the mounts of the palm. Analyze the fingerprints Understand the degrees of the palm.