Q: Show off the parts of your body that you love and feel confident about. For example, if you're a girl, wear a pair of short spandex shorts to flatter your long legs or a crop top to show off your toned abs. Guys can wear sleeveless tank tops to flaunt sculpted shoulders and arms. Make sure the clothes you choose are appropriate for the sport you're playing. For example, super short shorts would not be allowed in golf, which calls for knee-length shorts. You can also modify your athletic clothes to make them more flattering. Try pulling a shirt back with hair tie or rolling the waistband of your shorts once. You need room to move freely so avoid getting a uniform that's too tight. However, a shirt that's too baggy or pants that are too big also won't do you any favors appearance-wise. Oversized uniforms end up looking sloppy. A uniform that doesn't fit well can affect your performance too if you're constantly tugging at it. Uniforms can be cut differently than regular clothes so you can't rely on the size on the tag. Ask your coach if you can try on a couple of sizes before you order yours. Keeping your hair out of your eyes is a must. Opt for simple styles that only require an elastic band rather than more complicated ones that take a lot of accessories or time to put together. Both guys and girls with long hair can try a sleek ponytail or messy bun. Girls might also wear braids, whether it's 2 boxer braids or a single French braid. Elastic headbands are a fun athletic accessory to add to your look. Look for ones in pretty prints and colors that match your uniform or outfit. Avoid hard metal or plastic hair accessories like clips or bobby pins. They aren't allowed in many sports leagues and can hurt if you get hit in the head. Don't wear a full face of makeup while playing sports. If you want to wear a little makeup, opt for sheer, sweat-proof products that won't smudge. For example, apply waterproof mascara to your lashes or swipe tinted moisturizer on your cheeks for a touch of bronze. Foundation and concealer are tricky to wear when you're sweating. But your best bet is one that's water-based which will stick to your skin better without clogging your pores as much. Give your lips a pop of color with a tinted lip balm or a lip stain that's close to your natural lip color, like a pale pink or nude.
A: Wear athletic clothes that highlight the features you're most proud of. Choose a uniform in a size that is flattering yet comfortable. Wear your hair pulled back in a sporty style if you have long hair. Keep your makeup light and natural if you're a girl who wants to wear it.

Article: Turn your jeans inside out, and just flush out the spot from behind. Simply apply tepid water to the stain with a clean rag/cloth until the stain disappears. If this step wasn't enough to make your stain disappear, try one or more of the following steps below. For old and deep-set stains, put your jeans in a plastic tub filled with warm water. Put some shampoo on a sponge, and scrub the stain vigorously while it's soaking in water. Repeat until the spot is gone. Pour a cup of white vinegar to your laundry cycle, and run your wash. Adding white vinegar to your laundry acts similarly to bleach, but it's less aggressive. Note: this trick is only meant for white jeans. If the stain is fresh, and most importantly, not from completely liquid dirt you might be able to lightly brush the dirt of your jeans fabric. But be careful as rough brushing might help the dirt penetrate into the jeans.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Keep it very simple for plain dirt stains. Use shampoo. Add vinegar to your regular laundry cycle. Brush the dirt stain lightly with a toothbrush.

Problem: Article: Purchase a broadcast spray product that connects to a hose. Make sure its label indicates it kills eggs, larvae, pupae, and adult fleas. Look for products that contain either chlorpyrifos or permethrin, which are more effective against fleas. Spraying the product with a hose will give you more volume and coverage than a pump spray application. Find a product that comes in its own hose spray container. That way, you won't need to purchase a separate hose sprayer or worry about proper calibration and dilution. Check the label to see how much area an insecticide covers by volume. Provided it gets good sunlight, you won't need to spray your entire yard. You'll just need enough to thoroughly treat all shaded patches, spots that get damp, and areas your pets frequent. Try not to leave any areas of skin uncovered when you spray insecticide. At a bare minimum, wear long sleeves, pants, socks, and closed-toed shoes. Don't wear flip flops, sandals, or shoes made out of fabric or mesh. It's also wise to wear work gloves and protective eye wear. Even if your product's instructions don't advise wearing a respirator or mask, you should wear one to avoid inhaling harmful chemicals. If you need to pour your product into a separate hose sprayer, choose a sprayer with a dial that calibrates the dilution rate. The insecticide's instructions will list a recommended dilution rate. Set your hose sprayer's dial to the appropriate setting so the product mixes with water at the right ratio. To make things easier, buy a product that comes in its own spray container that attaches to a hose. Turn on your hose and squeeze the container's trigger to begin spraying. The most important spots to treat are patches of dirt, under bushes, perimeters of buildings, and other areas that might collect moisture and get lots of shade. If you have pets, you'll also need to pay special attention to dog runs, kennels, houses, or any other areas your furry friends frequent. Let everyone in your household know that they'll need to stay away from treated areas until the insecticide dries. Make sure to keep pets and children away from treated areas.
Summary: Choose a hose spray insecticide labelled for the entire flea life cycle. Wear long sleeves, pants, sturdy shoes, and gloves. Calibrate your hose sprayer, if necessary. Focus on shady, damp areas and spots your pet frequents. Stay off the treated area for 4 to 6 hours.

Q: If you don't have one, you can get one at the American Girl Doll store. Then finger style it. Wrap sections of the hair around your finger. Curl inward for the best style. Allow it to air dry.
A:
Lightly mist your doll's curly hair with water. Brush the curly hair using a styling pick. Take small sections of the hair and brush it once again. Done.