Q: There are three basics brow brushes: the spoolie, the mascara brush, and the slanted brow brush. Each brush has a distinct shape and serves a different purpose. The spoolie brush is essentially a mascara applicator. This spiraled-bristle brush is used to shape your brows and blend your eyebrow filler. The mascara comb is a double sided tool. Its plastic comb is used to brush through eyelashes; its thick bristle brush is used to tame and shape brows. The angled brow brush, also known as the slanted liner brush, is used to apply eyebrow filler. You may also use the slanted tip brush to apply eye liner to your lids. There are several different forms of brow fillers on the market. Choose the product that will help you achieve the look you desire. If you have defined eyebrows with minor gaps, use an eyebrow pencil. Select a brow pencil that is blend-ableit shouldn't be extremely soft or too waxy. Apply this filler with light, small strokes to mimic the look of hair. If you are looking to soften and fill your sparse brows, use a brow powder one shade lighter than your natural hair color. In addition to thickening your brows, you can use powders to add shape and definition to your brows. This product is applied with an angled brush. If you are looking to highlight your brows with a bold color, use a brow pomade. Apply this thick product sparingly to your brows with an angled makeup brush. Pomades are very tricky to work with and should only be used after mastering the application of brow pencils and powders. If you are concerned about your brow makeup smudging or fading, consider using a brow pencil. Apply this product with light, feathery strokes. If you want to maintain the shape of your brows throughout the day, use a clear or tinted brow gel. You can use brow gels in combination with other products.
A: Pick out brow brushes. Select a brow filler.

Article: You will need a mirror, a tape measure or ruler with metric markings, a pen, and some paper. This process will be easier with a fixed mirror rather than a handheld one. You can also ask a friend to help if you are comfortable doing so. Look into the mirror and identify the teeth that have gaps in between them. Make notes about the appearance of your gaps and why you would like to fix them. Also make notes on any other imperfections that you would like to fix along with your gaps (tooth size, color, straightness, chips, etc.). Using the tape measure or ruler, measure the space in between your teeth that have gaps. Write down the measurements in millimeters. These measurements and appearance notes will help you to determine what dental treatment will benefit you the most. The imperfections that you have identified will also help you dentist when deciding on your best treatment option.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Gather materials. Inspect your teeth. Measure your gaps. Save your notes.

Q: This is a logical first step in attempting to get out of your contract. Unfortunately, it's probably also the least likely to succeedunless you have some very valid reasons for the request. And even then, it will be difficult. Complaints such as continuous dropped calls and chronic poor reception are legitimate reasons for requesting relief. If poor service is your main complaint, then keep a log of everything that goes wrong. Collect your data over a week or two, and have it available when you speak with the customer service representative. Other reasons that may result in success are: You're moving to a location where the carrier doesn't provide service. Usually, you'll need a convincing reason for the move, such as an employment change or death in the family. You've been terminated from your employment, and simply can no longer afford your contract. It's a good bet that you won't have any success with a lower-tier customer service representative. If that's the case, ask to speak with a manager. This individual may have more authority when it comes to making decisions on terminating the contract. If your complaint relates primarily to poor phone service, file a complaint with the BBB. You can also register a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission. Once you've done that, try contacting your carrier again, to let them know the actions you've taken. You may find them more receptive.
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Notify your carrier that you want to terminate. Back up your reasons for the termination request. Request to speak with a manager. Contact the Better Business Bureau (BBB).