Article: Avoid looking like you have a double chin by keeping your head held high. Stick your chin out to make your neck look a bit longer. Practice holding your chin up and out in the mirror to see how the position looks best on you. Sometimes smiling in photos can cause your eyes to squint and your cheeks to look chubbier. A good way to avoid this is to stick your tongue to the roof of your mouth while you smile. Your smile won't be as broad as it may normally be, but it will still look like a nice smile in the photo. Practice this smile in the mirror so you can see how it looks. You can adjust your technique by placing your tongue in a different part of the roof of your mouth if you think it looks too forced. If you wear your hair up, try a loose updo instead of a bun or slicked back ponytail. For down hairstyles, try adding waves or curls to draw attention to balance your face, or add some lift to straight hair by using volumizing powder at your roots. Hair with volume adds balance to the shape of your head and your face. Men can add volume by styling their hair in a pompadour or by adding volumizing powder at their roots.
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Hold your chin up and out. Put your tongue on the roof of your mouth while you're smiling. Keep some volume to your hair.
Article: Since anemia shares symptoms with many other conditions, your doctor may need to ask a lot of questions to determine which course of action to take. Talk to your doctor about the symptoms you are experiencing and give him or her information about your diet, lifestyle and family health history. Once your doctor has determined that you may have anemia, this test will be administered to determine the shape and count of your red blood cells. If the lab results are positive for anemia, they will also tell the doctor which type of anemia you have. Your doctor will work with you to prescribe treatment, which varies according to the type of anemia you have. Treatment for nutritional anemia is changes to diet, vitamin and iron and supplements or vitamin B-12 injections. Early acquired or genetic anemia may require red blood cell transfusions or hormone injections.
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Explain your medical history to your doctor. Get a CBC blood test.
Article: Save the picture file to your hard drive to access the file on your computer. Use a heavy weight paper to print your mask to make it more durable. Configure your printer's settings for a heavy duty paper to ensure that the paper feeds through the printer correctly. Select the document for the mask template and open it using your computer's PDF reader or MS-Word. Cut around the edge of the mask template with scissors to cut out the mask. Poke scissors into the eye holes to cut out the eyes in the middle of the mask. Use a hole punch to create a hole on each side of the mask. Tie a string to each end of the mask. Tie one end of the string and hold the mask up to your face. Wrap the string around the back of your head to measure how long to make the string before tying it to the other side of the mask. Reinforce the holes and attached string with a piece of tape to avoid tearing the mask when you wear it.
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Download the mask template. Load cardstock into your printer. Print the template file. Cut out the mask. Attach a string to the mask.