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Circuses have many different acts and that opens up many different jobs. What's more, there's different types of circuses, creating even more opportunities. In order to join a circus, you will need one or more specific skills or talents that a circus would find valuable. This might be Silk aerials, trapeze, acrobatics, juggling, trampolining, tightrope, diabolo, clowning, stilt walking, or anything else remarkable and unique. Most circus work is very strenuous, and you will not be able to learn a skill overnight. It will take dedication, commitment, and practice to become stage ready. If performing isn't your thing but you still love the thrill a circus brings, there are lots of jobs in circuses that don't require acrobatics or strenuous physical activities. You could work backstage, with costumes, with animals, or set design and production. However, for the purpose of this article, we will be concentrating on circus performers. Most circus acts, while they look easy and flawless, often need months of practicing and working out before getting it to look right and before it becomes physically safe to do. If you're doing acrobatics, aerials or anything similar, you will need to be very flexible and know how to rely on your body. For trapeze and similar acts, you'll need a lot of upper body strength to keep yourself up and swinging. Most acts will result in the performers getting injured at one point or another; the stronger your body is, the more it can take it. If you're doing something like clowning or juggling, you won't need to be in marathon-running shape, but you'll need to at least be fit enough to do things quickly, or, for example, to keep your arms up and juggling. There are circus performers that don't work for a single circus, but instead audition to be part of a show, like an actor does for different movies. They don't need to stick with just one company, but can be part of their shows anyway for a select period of time. Alternatively, you might want to be part of an official circus. You'll need to constantly be able to perform, and constantly be doing your best, so you can remain in your circus, too. There are ups and downs to every argument it'll come down to a matter of personal preference. Do you want to work for something like Cirque du Soleil? Something more traditional, like Barnum & Bailey's? Would you rather do something on a smaller level, like performing at fairs and festivals? Ultimately, it's up to you. Just remember that with bigger gigs and more glory comes more responsibility and commitment, too. Before attempting to find a circus that will take you on, you'll need to have an act ready to pitch to your potential employers. Having a background in dance, gymnastics, or something similar really helps, but isn't necessary. This way you have a developed routine that you can bust out at the drop of a hat. This will essentially be a job. You'll need to find a coach, get the right equipment (for safety, for example), and set aside time each day to be the best in your field. This has to be a priority to be on circus-level.

summary: Start honing a skill. Be fit and in shape. Think about what kind of gig you want. Create the basics of an act.

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Be sure to extend the polish over the tips of your nails to make your manicure last longer. You can use any color you want, but mirror power will show up the best against black. UV-gel polish is easier to work with, but it is still possible to get a nice finish on non-UV gel polish and regular nail polish. It will take more work, however. Consider covering the skin around your nails with some white school glue or liquid latex to make clean-up easier. Don't let the top coat dry all the way, however. You want it to feel rubbery, but not sticky or tacky. This is important, especially with regular, non-gel top coat; if you apply it too soon, the powder will make a mess, and if you wait too long, the powder won't stick. Use regular, non-water-based top coat for this. A quick-dry top coat is recommended. Remember to extend the top coat down past the tip. Start from the cuticle area and work your way towards the tip. You can use a special applicator meant for applying mirror powder, or you can use a foam, eyeshadow brush. Gently flick the brush down as you tap the powder on. Once you have your nail coated with powder, gently buff the surface with the foam eyeshadow brush. Do not apply too much pressure, or you may create dents. As you continue to buff, the surface will get smoother and smoother. You can do this using a soft brush, such as an eyeshadow brush or a kabuki brush, or a Q-tip dipped in rubbing alcohol. If you applied glue or liquid latex earlier, simply peel it off. Many people find that regular top coat cracks or mars the mirror powder's finish. Luckily, water-based top coat does not do that. Once you have applied a water-based top coat, you can safely use any type of top coat. This will make your manicure last even longer; unfortunately, water-based top coat alone does not last very long. Once it is dry, you can show off your new nails to all of your friends.

summary: Apply your base coat and two coats of nail polish. Apply some top coat, then wait until it is dry to the touch. Tap on the mirror powder using a foam eyeshadow brush. Buff the powder into the polish. Wipe off any excess powder. Apply a water-based top coat, making sure to coat the tip of your nail. Finish off with a regular top coat. Wait for your top coat to finish drying.

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If you're not already signed in to the account you want to delete, follow the on-screen instructions to sign in now. Use this method to cancel your subscription to Dropbox Plus or Professional account if you subscribed on the web. This will downgrade your account to the Basic level without deleting your files. If canceling puts your Basic account over the storage quota, your automatic syncs will be paused until you delete excess files manually. It's at the top-right corner of the page. It's near the top-center part of the page. Your subscription details appear here. You'll be asked if you want to revert back to a free account. This information helps Dropbox improve their services in the future. Dropbox will now send a confirmation message to your email address to confirm the cancellation. Your subscription will remain active until the final date of the current billing cycle. At that point, your account will be downgraded to Dropbox Basic. If you want to delete your entire Dropbox account, see the Deleting Your Account method.
summary: Go to https://www.dropbox.com on your computer. Click your profile photo. Click Settings on the menu. Click the Plan tab. Scroll down and click Cancel Plan. Scroll down and click I still want to downgrade. Select a cancellation reason. Scroll down and click I still want to downgrade.