Write an article based on this "Offer to save up money for the tattoo. Take your parents with you to look at studios and talk to artists. Investigate the shop's sanitary practices. Let your parents come with when you get your tattoo done."
article: If your parents are concerned about covering the cost of your tattoo (which can become expensive quickly), assure them that you will pay the tattoo artist's fee. This will also help convince your folks that you're mature enough to have thought ahead about the financial cost of a tattoo. Your parents will know that you really want a tattoo if you work hard and earn money for it. Your parents will want to make sure the studio is clean and hygienic and also look at the artist's work to make sure that they do a good job and can create good looking tattoos. Make sure that the work the tattoo artist has done is well done, and that they are experienced and professional. Your parents will likely want to review the work that artist has done, to assure that they know what they are doing. Your parents will want to know about the tattoo parlor's sanitary practices. Call the shop, or email if an address is given. Ask what steps the artists take to clean their tools and dispose of used needles. Your parents would be right to be concerned about this issue. If the tattoo artists do not properly clean their tools, or if they re-use tattoo needles, you could be at risk for serious illness. They can be good for moral support. It will also make your folks feel more comfortable about you getting the tattoo if they can be in the room with you while it's happening. If you need their legal consent you may need your parents with you anyway.

Write an article based on this "Get your skin ready. Dress appropriately. Decide upon your tan setting. Apply barrier creams. Prepare for your spraying. Avoid water, exercise and touching your skin. Wait 8-12 hours to shower and wash your face. Maintain your spray tan."
article: First, wax or shave 24 hours before your spray tan. On the day of your spray tan, use a non-oil-based exfoliator to remove dead skin and to get a more even tan, paying close attention to dry areas and to your neck, chest and face where you're more likely to streak. Don't use any oils or moisturizers when you're done bathing. Before you get your spray tan, wash your face well to remove any make-up. While you'll have time for the spray tan to dry before you get dressed, it's still advisable to wear dark clothes. Also, while in the tanning booth you can go nude, in a swimsuit or in a thong/pair of underwear. If you opt for the latter, wear one you don't care about becoming perhaps permanently discolored. Remember to bring another pair of underwear with you to wear afterward. As with self-tanner, you don't want to overdo it. If you have a fair complexion go for a light or medium tan. If you have an olive complexion, opt for medium or dark. Note: Different spraying machines will have different settings and color options. The key point is to avoid overkill. Subtle changes are more flattering than drastic ones the charbroiled look simply isn't attractive on anyone. After you've stripped down, you'll want to put on either a barrier cream or lotion to areas of your body that you don't want the spray tan to touch, such as your palms, between your toes and fingers and on the soles of your feet. The salon will typically provide these creams. If you go to a salon where a professional does the spraying, they'll have you move into different positions, so tuck away your shyness for a few minutes. Some booths are more like an automatic car wash, in which you go in and are instructed when to turn and so forth. And then there are the self-spray booths, which are much less expensive, but the rate of streaking and splotching also often goes up, too. During the process, you'll receive the tanning spray itself, and then often a moisturizing mist and an air dry. If you don't get an air dry and excess solution lingers on your skin, forming clear or brown droplets, you'll need to lightly towel dry them quickly so they don't run down your body and form streaks. Instead of drying from head to toe, start at your feet and wipe up your legs. Then start at your wrists and wipe up your arms to your shoulders. Finally, finish with your face, drying from your chin to your forehead. Your tan will continue to develop for several hours, and your skin will feel sticky. If you do touch your skin during this time, though, wash only the underside of your hands to get off the tanning solution. Also avoid skin contact with water or don't exercise (again, sweat) during the developing phase. Doing this will allow for your tan to fully develop. When you take your first shower, don't be surprised if you notice color washing off. This is just bronzer that is part of the tanner. Your tan will still be intact. A spray tan typically lasts between 4-10 days. Similar to using self-tanners, do not exfoliate between sessions and limit your shaving as much as possible to extend your tan's lifespan. Moisturize at least once per day, especially before bedtime, but use one that has a water base to avoid streaking. Here are some other things to avoid, which also apply to self-tanners. Acne medications that exfoliate your skin Body hair bleach products Facial masks Facial toners containing alcohol Makeup removers containing oil Taking really long, hot baths

Write an article based on this "Write down all the reasons you want to move to Switzerland. Research Make your decision"
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For example: Switzerland is famous for its beautiful mountains. The temperate climate in Switzerland, varying from glacial mountaintops to pleasant Mediterranean climate at the southern tip. Summers tend to be warm and humid, with periodic rainfall, so they are ideal for pastures and grazing. {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/thumb\/b\/b8\/Zurich-panorama2_594.jpg\/460px-Zurich-panorama2_594.jpg","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/b\/b8\/Zurich-panorama2_594.jpg\/700px-Zurich-panorama2_594.jpg","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":306,"bigWidth":"700","bigHeight":"465","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p><a rel="nofollow" class="external free" href="http:\/\/upload.wikimedia.org\/wikipedia\/commons\/a\/a0\/Zurich-panorama2.jpg">http:\/\/upload.wikimedia.org\/wikipedia\/commons\/a\/a0\/Zurich-panorama2.jpg<\/a>
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<\/p><\/div>"} The Greater Zurich Area, which has 1.5 million inhabitants and 150,000 companies, has taken top position in some life quality surveys. Switzerland has one of the most stable economies in the world. The Swiss franc remains one of the world's strongest currencies with the lowest inflation rate. Switzerland remains very open to foreigners and has a diverse population. Resident foreigners and temporary foreign workers make up about 22% of the population. Religious freedom: Switzerland has no official state religion. Christianity is the predominant religion of Switzerland, divided between the Catholic Church (41.8% of the population) and various Protestant denominations (35.3%). Islam (4.3%) and Eastern Orthodoxy (1.8%) are sizable minority religions. Greeley (2003) found that 27% of Swiss are atheists. Switzerland is particularly suited for skiing, snowboarding and mountaineering, which are enjoyed by both locals and tourists. Switzerland. Check out books from your local library or bookstore, search the internet, ask around people who have been to Switzerland or know about the country. Be familiar with the country's cultures, traditions, laws, religions, cost of living, climate, language, transportation, etc. . Moving to another country is a big decision in your life, so be sure to take your time and consult with your friends and loved ones. You must be absolutely convinced that moving to Switzerland is better than staying where you are, and that it is the best country for you to move to.