Article: It has an icon that resembles a red TV screen with a white play triangle in the middle. Tap the icon on your homescreen or apps menu to open the YouTube app. It's the tab that has an icon that resembles a house. It's in the lower-left corner of the YouTube app. This displays your recommendations. Scroll up and down on your home feed to see your recommended videos. The icon with three dots appears to the right of video titles in your feed. Tapping this displays a pop-up menu next to the video. If it is a recommended video, tap Not interested to stop seeing it in your recommendations. If the video is an advertisement, tap Stop seeing this ad to remove the ad. You can still search for the video and view it on the user's channel, but this will remove it from your recommendations feed. If you do this with enough videos from an user or channel, YouTube's algorithm will stop recommending videos from that user or channel. Alternatively, you can tap Unsubscribe if the recommendation is from a channel you subscribe to.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Open the YouTube app. Tap the Home tab. Find a video that you want to remove. Tap next to the video title. Tap Not Interested or Stop seeing this ad.
Article: Choose pants, skirts, and dresses that have details on the backside. By doing this, you can create the illusion of a larger butt in only a few minutes. Some good options include: Contrasting colors, such as a brightly colored bottom with a darker top. Pieces that include beading, sequins, or other details on the butt. Items that are ruched or ruffled around the backside and hips. Choosing clothing that makes your waist appear smaller will make your hips and butt look bigger. Try wearing a fitted dress, skirt, or top to accent your waist, or try wearing a belt around your waist. You can wear shapewear and body slimmers under clothing to smooth out your thighs and/or midsection, and create an hourglass figure. Shapewear tights and shorts may also help. You can mix and match shapewear to emphasize or de-emphasize different parts of your body. Pieces that slim your thighs and stomach without compressing your rear lend themselves to creating the look of a more toned, rounded butt. Purchase shapewear designed to flatten your midsection while lifting and separating your butt cheeks, giving your butt a larger, perkier appearance. Do not purchase shapewear in a smaller size. Not only will you have difficulty fitting into it, but too-tight shapewear can lead to health problems. Flaunt what you've got with pants, dresses, and skirts that are fitted around the butt, but are not tight enough to flatten your backside. This includes wearing pants, dresses, and skirts that fit snugly but aren't too tight. Dressing in clothes that flatter your body type can also help. If you have a large bust but slim waist (ice-cream cone or triangle shape), minimize the bust while drawing attention to the hips and butt. Choose A-line skirts and dresses that flare out at the hips. Define your waist with belted jackets, tops, or dresses. Avoid skinny jeans or pants that taper at the ankle, as well as skin-tight clothing. If you have a boyish or athletic body type, try wearing jeans, pants, or skirts that sit an inch or two below your waist. Accentuate curves with tailored jackets and wrap dresses. For slim individuals, select jeans that have some embellishment such as embroidery or beaded design on the back pockets. Avoid oversized or baggy tops and bottoms. If you are smaller on top but larger on the bottom (pear or teardrop shape), try to create a balanced look by wearing bottoms that sit at the waist. These include empire-waist dresses, A-line skirts, and wrap dresses. Avoid skinny jeans or pants that taper at the ankle, tucking your shirt in, or wearing jackets that extend below your waist.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Wear clothes that draw attention to your hips and butt. Define your waist with the clothing you choose. Wear shapewear under your clothes. Choose flattering clothing that is fitted around your butt.
Article: Hormones, particularly testosterone, play a role in the body's oil production and when too much is produced it clogs skin pores and increases the chance of an acne break-out. Consult your family doctor or dermatologist to determine the best treatment for your skin. Women who go on birth control pills often solve their acne problems. Though unproven, there is a theory that milk, which contains components related to testosterone, can lead to acne. A good way to keep excess oil from clogging your pores is to wash it away. Washing also gets rid of dirt and bacteria, which can contribute to acne too. Wash twice daily, as well as after excessive sweating (such as if you've been working out). However, don't overdo it, because too much washing will trigger an over-production of oil to combat dry skin. Always use a moisturizer after cleaning and exfoliating your skin. Creams and lotions containing benzoyl peroxide kill bacteria that cause acne. It may be very tempting to pick or squeeze your pimples in efforts to get rid of them quicker, but you're likely to make your face more inflamed, plus you risk permanently scarring your skin or causing infection. Let you dermatologist or experienced esthetician deal with your pimples, as they are the experts. If you have chronic and stubborn acne, your dermatologist may offer you a prescription antibiotic lotion such as clindamycin or erythromycin (or maybe oral antibiotics). Tretinoin (Retin-D) is a medication that helps prevent skin pores from getting clogged, whereas isotretinoin reduces the amount of oil produced. The best medical treatment for acne is often a combination of topical and oral medicines. Always follow your doctor's directions when taking prescribed medications. Numerous natural herbal remedies exist that may help to combat severe acne such as green tea (anti-inflammatory and astringent), lavender oil, chamomile, tea tree oil (antiseptic), or apple cider vinegar. Make a honey and oat face mask. Honey is a good antiseptic, whereas oatmeal cleanses, moisturizes, soothes irritation and relieves itchiness. Make a bentonite clay mask, which unclogs pores and relieves itchiness.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Keep tabs on your hormones. Keep your skin clean. Try not to pick at your pimples. Consider a prescription medication. Use a natural remedy on your acne.