INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Creams with antioxidants can be beneficial. They help absorb free radicals that can cause damage to your skin. Antioxidants to look for include vitamin C, vitamin B3, and vitamin E. These vitamins are particularly effective in a cream because they are able to be absorbed into the skin more readily than others. A free radical is just oxygen that isn't stable. As an added bonus, vitamin B3 helps your skin retain moisture. Though vitamin A is also an antioxidant, it does more than just work on free radicals. It can also help increase production of collagen fibers in your skin. Collagen fibers affect elasticity, meaning it can cut down on wrinkles. Retinol is a form of vitamin A, so look for that on the label. This ingredient can also help reduce wrinkles. In addition, it may help protect your skin against the sun. These ingredients mimic peptides in your skin. Specifically, they can mimic collagen or elastin, the fibers the help regulate elasticity. They encourage your skin to produce more of these molecules, which in turn helps reduce wrinkles on your skin. Certain extracts also act as antioxidants. In addition, many of them are also anti-inflammatory, helping your skin be less puffy. Two to look for are green tea extract and grape seed extract. Grape seed extract also helps you heal from skin injuries.

SUMMARY: Look for the antioxidants. Choose one with vitamin A. Pick one with coenzyme Q10. Check for polypeptides or oligopeptides. Read for extracts.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Wandering Jew plants are native to South America and prefer lots of sunlight and warm temperatures, around 5575F (1324C). This shouldn't be a problem if you're going to keep the plant inside; however, you'll need to make sure conditions are suitable if you plan on growing the plant outside. Refer to Part 2 about getting enough sunlight. The U.S. Department of Agriculture has made a map of the U.S. divided into zones based on average minimum temperature. Plants are assigned a zone or several zones in which they thrive. For example, the Wandering Jew plant grows best in zones 9-11. According to the U.S.D.A. map, much of the South and a narrow strip of the West Coast make up these zones. Refer to this map to see if your area's temperatures are warm enough to support a Wandering Jew plant, if you're planning on keeping it outside. If you do not live in USDA hardiness zones 9-11, keep in mind that you may not be able to keep your plant outside during the winter. You may want to grow it inside instead. You can use a regular gardening pot with a saucer or a hanging basket. Regardless of what you choose, make sure there are holes for water drainage. If you use a hanging basket, remember to turn it daily so it gets equal amounts of sunlight. Be sure to choose a pot that's not too heavy, especially if you plan on hanging it. You might want to pick a plastic pot instead of a ceramic one for this reason. A lighter pot will also make it easier to move inside in case of frost. Fill the pot about two-thirds full of your potting soil, then place the plant in the center of the pot. Add soil to surround and fill in the sides. Gently press down on the soil around your plant and water it till the soil is completely moistened. You can purchase a Wandering Jew plant at many gardening or home improvement centers. Cuttings are also a good way to start your own plant. You'll need to get a hold of a few cuttings from an already established Wandering Jew plant. You'll need to learn how to Grow Cuttings from Established Plants.

SUMMARY: Determine growing conditions. Choose an adequate pot for your plant. Pot your Wandering Jew plant.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Taylor has said herself that she absolutely loves dresses, and you can almost always see her wearing one. Some memorable ones include her blue dress in the video for "Our Song", and the long, bluish-green, off-the-shoulder dress she wears in the video for "Teardrops on My Guitar", and yet another stunning dress in "Mean". Though Taylor has an edge to her, she's definitely not apologetic about being a girly girl. Taylor even has her own sundress line for L.E.I. at Walmart; this is a good place to buy Taylor-inspired dresses for reasonable prices. When you need a more formal look, try a semi-formal dress accented with a bold accessory such as a wide belt or large handbag. She wears a lot of dresses that are peach colored or white. When she's not wearing solid-colored dresses, she can be seen in more casual polka dot or striped dresses, too. Taylor wears jeans a lot, too. Light wash boot cut jeans and dark wash straight legs are what she wears. Again, you can buy the from L.E.I. or you can go to JC Penny for a less expensive pair of jeans than the top designers. Most clothing stores at the mall are most likely going to be less expensive than outlet centers. With the jeans, she wears light tees. Like the color white, but sometimes black and brown. She wears tanks, baby doll tees, and tanks with jackets. On chilly days, she wears long trench coats with leggings and boots. When Taylor's not on the red carpet, she also wears pull-overs, preppy sweaters, long sleeved shirts in solid colors, or just cute thin sweaters with large polka dots, pandas, stars, or hearts all over them. She likes to go for a more playful look when she's not at an awards show. Taylor has been seen sporting black thick-framed glasses as well as red thick-framed glasses. You can go for a more casual look and try wearing a pair of these glasses, along with putting your hair in a braid. Taylor has been seen with dark blue shiny nails. Try "midnight cami" by Essie. She also wears clear nails, pink nails, or nails with more subtle colors as well. She has often been seen with bright red nails, which match the color of her lipstick. Taylor always draws a 13 on her hand. Outline a 13 with a black marker, go and color it in with a turquoise/light blue marker and paint over it with clear glittery nail polish. She draws this number on the outside of her right hand because she believes the number 13 brings her good luck; she was born on the 13th of December, her first album went gold in 13 weeks, and her first #1 song had a 13-second intro. Every time she has won an award she's been seated in either the 13th seat, the 13th row, the 13th section or row M, which is the 13th letter. Taylor usually wears cowgirl boots, flats and high heels. Her current favorites are Keds in every style and pattern, and Oxfords are another love of Tay's. Keds and Oxfords are affordable, and you can find cowgirl boots at a reasonable price at Target or on sale at BP, so Taylor's look won't be out of your price range. The important is that you wear the shoes with confidence, not that you wear the most expensive boots out there. Though Taylor can be a bit of tomboy, she likes to dress up, too. She has been seen in shiny black flats, high heels with a thicker heels, and peek-a-boo heels, too. She likes heels that are silver, brown, or black.

SUMMARY:
Wear dresses. Rock the jeans. Wear casual sweaters and long-sleeved shirts. Go for the thick glasses every once in a while. Consider painting your nails blue. Draw a 13 on your hand. Wear the right shoes.