If you pluck hairs from your legs, spend 15 minutes getting your legs wet before plucking. It is best to pluck leg hair after a bath, but if you prefer a shower wait until the end of your shower to pluck leg hair. This softens hair and opens follicles, making hair come out easier. Strive for no more or less than 15 minutes. Any longer than 15 minutes can leave your skin wrinkled, making it more prone to irritation and red bumps. The skin around your genitals can be very sensitive. It needs to be treated with soothing products just after plucking the area. After plucking pubic hair, wash the area in a lot of warm water, removing any loose hairs and shaving creams. Then, rub soft baby oil into the skin anywhere that you plucked. You should not use products other than baby oil, especially products like aftershave. Aftershave will string, irritating your skin and making bumps more likely. If you pluck hairs from your face, you want to soften the skin and open follicles first. Wash your face as you normally would, using any of your regular facial cleansers. From there, rinse a cloth in warm water. Press the cloth over the areas you're going to pluck. Hold the cloth in place for a few minutes. This will help open your pores, making plucking easier.
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One-sentence summary -- Soak your legs for 15 minutes before plucking them. Treat your skin with baby oil after plucking pubic hair. Wash and soak your face prior to plucking facial hair.

Q: As you cut, try to visualize each piece coming together as the puppet; doing so will help to ensure you're cutting out the right size/shape for each piece. Leave approximately 1/8 inch/3.1mm seam. Use brown or neutral thread to sew the pieces together. Insert the two shorter pipe cleaner pieces into the legs and the longer piece into the tail. This allows for bending the legs and tail when the chipmunk is whole. {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/thumb\/2\/2b\/Make-a-Chipmunk-Puppet-from-a-Glove-Step-11Bullet1.jpg\/v4-459px-Make-a-Chipmunk-Puppet-from-a-Glove-Step-11Bullet1.jpg","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/2\/2b\/Make-a-Chipmunk-Puppet-from-a-Glove-Step-11Bullet1.jpg\/aid2670298-v4-728px-Make-a-Chipmunk-Puppet-from-a-Glove-Step-11Bullet1.jpg","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":306,"bigWidth":"728","bigHeight":"485","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>License: <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https:\/\/creativecommons.org\/licenses\/by-nc-sa\/3.0\/">Creative Commons<\/a><br>
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A: Cut along the drawn lines with scissors. Sew along the lines. Flip each part right side out and bend the pipe cleaners into "U" shaped pieces. Add stuffing to the legs, tail, body and head. Sew the body, arms and tail using a running stitch. Create the head. Fold the ears in half so they resemble chipmunk ears. Stitch the tail.

Article: Wash your skin and then apply an oil-free lotion to any scarred skin and the surrounding area. This will help to keep your concealer in place and will smooth out any uneven skin. If your scar appears slightly shiny after you've applied the lotion, take a tissue and dab at it a few times. This should lessen any surface sheen. Apply a dime-sized amount of primer after your moisturizer to make your skin makeup ready. Place a few drops of concealer into your palm and allow it to warm up for 1-2 minutes. Then, dab small amounts of the concealer on top of the scar. Feather your finger movements outward to spread the concealer to the surrounding skin. The heat from your fingertips can actually help to liquefy the concealer, creating a more unified look. Keloid scars are often slightly pitted, so it may take a number of layers of makeup for them to fully even out. This is normal. After each drying period, assess the scar to see if there are any visibly pitted areas or uneven patches. Then, apply a bit of concealer on your fingertips to these areas. Lightly touch your concealer to ensure it is dry to the touch. Dip your foundation brush into the liquid until just the tip is coated. Then, dab over the scarred skin and the surrounding areas. Continue re-coating the brush and dabbing until the skin is lightly and evenly covered. This will let the powder evenly attach to the puff. Then, press the powder directly over the scarred area. The powder will help to set your concealer and keep it from fading away. An even application of powder also reduces the tonal differences between your scar and the surrounding skin. Many people like to use a large brush to apply setting powder. However, the powder doesn't always attach as well to uneven or scarred areas. If your makeup appears to be fading away a bit or revealing too much of your scar, take a few moments to apply another layer of foundation and powder. If the makeup has faded away entirely, go ahead and start with concealer. If this is a problem, you might also consider testing out a few long-lasting makeup products. Test out using brushes, sponges, puffs, or your fingertips for makeup application. Experiment with different products in varying skin tones. When you have the time, add on extra makeup layers to see if the result looks better. Remember that you can always use makeup remover to take everything off and start fresh!
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Rub a moisturizer then primer onto your clean skin. Use your fingertips to apply the concealer. Apply another layer of concealer after 1-2 minutes. Apply a general coating of a foundation using a brush or sponge. Press a puff firmly into your setting powder. Check your makeup and reapply throughout the day. Keep practicing your makeup techniques.