Q: The warm air is your first tool to defrost the ice layer. Prop the door or lid open if you need to, as some freezers have doors that automatically close. Now is also a good time to take out shelves, drawers, and any other removable parts if your freezer has them. If some shelves won't come out, leave them in until the ice melts some more. If you just let the freezer sit open without doing anything else, it will likely take 2-3 hours to defrost completely, depending on how thick the ice is. If you have layers and layers of ice, it will melt faster if you scrape some of it out. Use the edge of a spatula to scrape the ice into a basin or bucket so it can melt away from the freezer. You can also use an ice scraper, but be careful as you could damage the lining of your freezer. Place the bowl in the bottom of the freezer. You can even add several bowls of water if you have room. Use boiling water if you can, but be careful not to burn yourself as you move the bowls. The steam will help melt the ice. Change out the bowls as they get cold, every 5 minutes or so. Set the dryer on the hottest setting and hold it about 6 inches (15cm) away from the ice. Blow it towards the ice layer in the freezer. This will speed up the process considerably but make sure to keep the cord and blow dryer well away from the water for safety's sake. Also, move the blow dryer over the ice constantly so you don't make any one area too hot. Some vacuum cleaners will also do this. You have to attach the hose to the exhaust, and it will blow out hot air. Use the hot air from the hose to melt the ice. You could also try a steamer used for cleaning or taking wrinkles out of clothes. Set the steamer on high and move it over the ice. The pieces of ice will start to slide down the walls as it melts. Use the spatula to pull them out into a bucket or basin so the freezer can melt faster. Also, mop up any water from the ice with a dry towel.
A: Take out the shelves and leave the door or lid to the freezer open. Scrape the worst of the ice out with a spatula to thin out the ice layer. Add a bowl of hot water to the freezer to easily speed up the process. Use a blow dryer to melt the ice faster. Continue to scrape out the ice as it melts.

Q: From fashion hip hop dance pants to the tighter fitting crop pant combined with a pair of heels, you'll find that there are more choices in sweats than ever before. Combined with a crop top and a hoodie or a jersey, your hip hop look can go from flab to fab in a matter of minutes. If you are looking to go completely retro with your hip hop look, consider the Adidas track suit or the spandex pant. Shoes for women looking to complete their hip hop look come in a wide variety of style, colors, and brands. Baby Phat may get you noticed with a pair of trendy high top boots while a pair of Pastry sneakers will brighten up the casual look. Bright colored high top sneakers Neutral color Converse Fashionable stiletto heels High heel over the knee boots Gone are the days of bandanas and Kangol hats. Headband wraps, braids, and poufy hair are here; and the bigger, the better. Whether you are looking for a classy style or something a little more inventive, have fun with it. Hip hop is a state of mind and your hair says a lot about the look you are trying to achieve.
A: Choose a colorful pair of sweatpants. Decide on casual or high style shoes. Go all natural with your hair.

Q: Read this article to learn how to make your favorite chocolate brownies. You can choose between regular chocolate brownies, caramel brownies, or chewy brownies. No matter what you choose, your brownies will be delicious! Who says people who are gluten free can't enjoy the taste of a freshly-baked brownie? This recipe makes brownies that are just as good as traditional ones. Add some peppermint to a traditional brownie for a tasty holiday treat.
A: Make chocolate brownies. Make gluten free brownies. Make peppermint brownies.

Q: You can still wear heels for casual chic, but flats are a more comfortable option that can still boast a lot of style. Some shoes to try include: A pair of black-heeled pumps. A pair of beige ankle booties A pair of strappy sandals in a color of your choice A pair of brown leather or suede boots. A pair of nice sneakers or Converse high-tops. Casual chic enables you to combine the most comfortable clothes from your wardrobe and do a little mix-and-match with accessories. The best accessories include simple everyday items such as sunglasses, hats, scarves, belts, and purses/bags/totes. Some suggestions include: 1-2 scarfs in semi neutrals, i.e. blue,burgundy. A oversized black leather handbag A cream envelope clutch A pair of golden framed mirrored aviator sunglasses, or a pair of regular large black sunglasses. You can also take jewelry, even basic rings, bracelets, and necklaces, and use them to give subtle accents to your outfit. Casual chic doesn't need to look expensive, so don't worry about getting a $350 necklace to look good. The beauty of casual chic is that you don't have to put hours of work into a hairstyle. Take care of your hair with daily conditioner and regular washing this should be enough. Try putting your hair in a sleek ponytail, half up, in a loose bun or just leave it down. You can keep it straight, curly, or wavy, but make sure that it isn't frizzy. If you are going to look casual, your makeup needs to be casual as well. Use tinted moisturizer or light coverage foundation to make your skin look dewy/glowing. Apply light foundation, a little bit of powder (if you need it), bronzer, white shimmer (to put in the corner of your eyes and to highlight the brow bone), and a touch of mascara. Again, you don't need to go overboard. Simply touch up your facial skin and elongate your eyelashes a bit to look casual but put-together.
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Aim to wear more flats. Make the outfit pop with 1-2 accessories. Get a little bling in your life. Care for your hair. Wear the right style of makeup.