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In most areas, you need a business license with a valid tax ID before you can buy wholesale products. To apply for a license, speak to your government's licensing board. You will need to fill out an application explaining your business, such as what you are buying and your plans to resell the items to other customers. You can usually apply through your government's website. Organizations such as the Small Business Administration in the U.S. can help you with this. For tax purposes, get a federal employee ID number. You can do this by registering your business with your government's tax department. For example, visit the IRS' website, if you're in the U.S., and fill out a form describing what your business does. If you purchase wholesale products for yourself, you don't need a license. You may also be fine without a license if you don't buy a lot of products or sell them often. Visit your government's licensing board or their website to begin your application. You will need to supply your business license, tax ID, and a description of your business. With a resale certificate, you can avoid paying for sales taxes. All you have to do is show the certificate to the seller. Without a certificate, you pay the sales tax when you purchase wholesale items. If you have a license, your customer has to pay the sales tax when they buy the item(s) from you. Like with business licenses, you do not need a resale certificate unless you plan on reselling wholesale items. If you do plan on running a business, having a certificate saves you money. Purchasing wholesale goods can take up a lot of space. If you plan on reselling merchandise and make frequent purchases, you may soon end up finding yourself overwhelmed. Clear out some space in your home, such as in your basement or attic, so that you can keep the items. Some of your items may not sell right away. Count on having enough space to store items for a several months at a time. Many professional resellers rent out storage warehouses. Look for some empty storage buildings in your area. Instead of trying to hawk 1,000 units of something, try selling 20 units of the same thing first. Even though many wholesale suppliers operate by selling large quantities, some will let you buy sample or test units at discounted prices. You can then keep or sell the units at your own pace without taking a big risk. Ask your source for a sample order or simply order a small quantity of the item. Sticking to small quantities is useful if you don't have a lot of extra cash or storage space, but remember that wholesaling is a volume-based business. If an item sells like hotcakes, you can easily purchase more of it. If it sells poorly, you won't be stuck with a lot of costly junk. In wholesale, volume is very important. Companies offer you lower prices when you buy units in bulk. Many commercial wholesale businesses are "volume-centric," making money by selling a lot of products quickly at reduced prices. In fact, some manufacturers and distributors won't sell to you unless you order a certain amount of their product. Balance your supply and physical needs with inventory constraints. A deal on 2,000 computer laptops won't do you much good if you have no place to store them. Large bulk wholesalers maintain purchase minimums, such as requiring you to place orders over $5,000 USD. These types of purchases work well for retail stores. Light bulk wholesalers operate in smaller quantities, such as by selling a single case of an item or by accepting orders less than $500. Working with these sorts of sellers is useful when you're just starting out. Often referred to as a "manifest", these listings describe the goods, quantity you receive, approximate retail value (ARV), and item number assigned by the retailer or manufacturer. This information is useful for recordkeeping and researching products. Type the product number and other information into an online search engine to see if you can find comparable wholesale prices. Tell the seller you want an itemized listing when you place your order. Also, ask the shipping service for their records. You can also find this information by typing in a product's UPC barcode number online. Take time to check your merchandise as soon as you receive it. Use the manifest, if you requested it, as guidance. Make sure you received the full order and that the merchandise isn't damaged. Sometimes miscommunications happen, so stay vigilant to avoid nasty surprises. The return policy is important when you don't get what you want. Read it carefully before agreeing to a purchase. You can research your sources online to find reviews from other buyers. If you feel uncertain about a source, ask other wholesalers for their opinions. If you are unable to return an order or get your money back, you will know to avoid buying from this source in the future.

summary: Get a business license if you plan on reselling wholesale items. Apply for a resale certificate with your government to avoid taxes. Find a place to store what you buy. Start off with sample units until you want to buy more of a product. Order items in higher quantities to save money. Request an itemized list of what's on the pallet or truckload. Inspect shipments to make sure you received what you paid for.

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A loofah can also work well to brush sensitive skin. Avoid using a synthetic brush, as it will be too stiff and can cause scratches on the surface of the skin, which could lead to even more dry skin. Use a soft brush with a long handle for ease of use and maximum comfort. Using firm, but gentle pressure, work the brush in a circular motion over the skin, or sweep it across in short strokes. Start at your hands or feet and work your way in toward the heart. Dry brushing can also improve circulation. Pat your skin dry with a clean hand towel. Then, use a moisturizing product that's designed to hydrate dry skin, as this should be the most beneficial. Moisturizers retain water in the outermost layer of skin, acting as a shield for your skin. They can protect your skin from dangerous effects of the sun, wind, and various other environmental concerns.

summary: Obtain a natural bristle body brush. Apply pressure to skin with the brush. Dry your skin and moisturize.

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Start with clean, dry hair. Use a comb or paddle brush to gently brush out any tangles or knots. This is a versatile style that works with straight, wavy, and curly hair. Additionally, the length of the hair can be medium or longas long as there's enough to put into a standard ponytail, you should be able to complete this look. Gather all of the hair at the back of the head, bringing it together at a point near the nape of the neck. Keep the sides and tail as smooth as possible. If necessary, gather the hair with one hand while continuing to brush it using your other hand. Secure the hair with a ponytail holder. Carefully push the ponytail holder down by 2 to 3 inches (5 to 7.6 cm). The exact distance will vary depending on the length of the hair. Make sure that the hair beneath the ponytail is at least as long as the hair in between the ponytail and the head, if not longer. Use your pointer and middle fingers to carefully separate the hair just above the ponytail holder. Try to keep this gap centered above the ponytail holder. It may not stay automatically at this point, so prepare to hold it in place with your fingers until you complete the next step. Using your other hand, flip the end of the ponytail up and through the gap you just created. Pull the end of the ponytail all the way through the gap until it hangs straight down again. As you do this, the gap should remain fixed in place and the hair above the ponytail holder should twist. If the ponytail sticks out too much instead of hanging down straight, carefully pull the elastic band down a little further to relax the style more. Carefully brush the hanging end of the flip tail with a paddle brush, smoothing out any tangles that may have developed as you worked. This step completes the style.
summary: Brush out any tangles. Gather the hair into a low ponytail. Push the band down. Create a gap. Flip the ponytail through the gap. Brush the ends.