Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Play up the collegiate vibe of maroon. Choose a 5-pocket style or casual pant fabric. Pair with casual fabrics on top. Don casual shoes. Roll the cuff. Embrace patterns.

Answer: Maroon is often a school color of universities and colleges. To keep your maroon pants looking casual and young, pair them with a black varsity-style jacket or a casual grey athletic T-shirt. A striped rugby-style shirt would also be a nice complement for an everyday look. The ubiquitous casual pant is the blue jean, so when choosing maroon pants, look for a similar 5-pocket style. This will instantly give your look the same relaxed vibe. If you don't like that cut, you could opt for a trouser-cut pant but in a more casual fabric, such as linen. Pair maroon linen pants with a breezy eyelet top in white. Dress down your maroon 5-pocket pants with motorcycle boots. To keep your maroon pants from being too formal, try pairing them with linen, cotton or chambray fabrics on top. These fabrics are lightweight and good for everyday wear, which helps give your outfit a relaxed appearance. A cotton button up is an easy pairing with maroon pants. A chambray work shirt keeps your maroon pants from being too stuffy or serious. A boat shoe, flip flop or simple sneaker keeps your maroon pants looking casual. Go for shoes in flat fabrics rather than metallics in keeping with the casual vibe. A topsider or simple ballet flat keeps your pants looking relaxed. Rolling your maroon pants is a trendy, casual look that can show off your cool summer shoes. To get a nice tight roll on your pants, cuff the bottom once, pinch an inch of your roll and push it towards the center to tighten the cuff, then roll again. Aim for a roll that exposes the ankle but not too much higher. Use this technique to show off wedges, loafers or other interesting shoes without socks. Bold patterns keep your pants looking young and fresh. Try tops with floral prints or geometric patterns to keep your pants looking dressed down for everyday wear. A floral blouse with a hint of maroon in the pattern would pair nicely with maroon pants. Modern prints like chevron or polka dot in neutral colors could provide interest to your outfit.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Pour 2 to 3in (5.1 to 7.6cm) of water into the basin of your crock pot. Place a small metal bowl inside the crock pot. Cover the crock pot and allow the wax to melt completely.

Answer: If you have a wide, shallow crock pot, try about 2in (5.1cm) of water, or add 3in (7.6cm) or more for a narrow, tall crock pot. Start with enough water so that it won't all evaporate while you're melting the beeswax. You can use tap water, or, to speed up the process, heat the water in a kettle first. It's also possible to melt the beeswax directly in the basin of the crock pot without creating a water bath, since the temperature can remain low. If you choose to do this, make sure that the crock pot basin is made from a nonstick material or line it with aluminum foil. Using the water bath is generally preferred, since it protects the wax from direct heat and makes pouring the liquid wax much easier. Choose an old metal bowl that you won't be using for food preparation. Select a bowl that's tall enough so that water won't seep in, but not so tall that you can't close the lid of the crock pot. Make sure the bowl sits directly on the bottom of the crock pot's basin; it doesn't need to be elevated. If you're making candles, you may be able to use your candle containers for this. Just make sure you're using metal or heat-resistant glass. Turn on the crock pot and set it to the "low" temperature option. Put the cover on to seal the steamy water and heat inside the crock pot. While the beeswax melts, check on its progress every 10 to 15 minutes to make sure it doesn't reach too high a heat. Depending on how much wax you're melting, plan to wait at least 1 hour for it to fully liquify. If you'd like, try monitoring the temperature of the beeswax using a thermometer. It will melt around 144 to 150F (62 to 66C), but you shouldn't let it get past 170F (77C). Get your project materials ready while the wax melts down.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Position your fingers comfortably. Loosen your grip. Release the ball with a push-away motion.

Answer: Place your thumb into the thumb hole and remember that whatever grip you choose, it should go to the knuckle. Your thumb should grip the sides of the thumb hole lightly, lighter in fact than the finger holes. A loose grip will allow your fingers to exit the ball smoothly, and this will improve your aim. Your hands should always follow in the same direction as the ball, and your elbow should follow your bowling hand. Before releasing the ball, practice your swing a few times to ensure that your grip feels comfortable and consistent. Move your hands and left foot forward at the same time, bringing the ball up to chest height. Then swing the ball backward, and use this momentum to create a forward swing. Release your thumb from the thumb hole just before completing your forward swing. This release allows for rotation and will cause your ball to hook when it approaches the pins. At the moment your thumb releases the ball, it should be pointing towards the bowling pins.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Make sure that your face is clean. Fill up your bathroom sink or a large pot with very hot water. Choose an essential oil. Perform a skin test before using any essential oils. Add one to two drops of essential oil to the hot water. Keep your face over the steam for 10 minutes. Repeat this process twice daily for two weeks.

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Wash your face and remove all makeup before you start a steam treatment. The treatment will open up your pores and if you have oil or makeup on your skin, then your pores may become even more clogged. The easiest way to do this treatment is to plug your sink and fill it up with hot water. If the water from your tap is not hot, then you may need to boil some water to use this treatment. Just make sure that you do not put your face over the boiling water. Remove it from the heat first and let it cool down a little bit before using. Many essential oils have antibacterial and/or antiseptic properties, meaning they can kill bacteria and other microorganisms that infect the skin and cause pimples. Using these oils can help prevent the formation of pimples. Try one of these types of essential oils: Spearmint Peppermint Thyme Calendula Lavender Before using essential oils, it is always a good idea to pre-test a small area of your skin with the oil. Some people are allergic to essential oils and if you do not test the oil first, then you might have a reaction to the steam treatment. The reaction is often a mild rash that may or may not be itchy. To test an essential oil on your skin, place a drop on your wrist and wait for about 1015 minutes. If there is no irritation, then you should be able to use the oil. If you notice any redness, swelling, or other signs of irritation, then do not use the oil. After you have added the oils to the water, then cover your head with a towel and place your face over the steaming pot. Make sure to close your eyes and keep your face at least 12 inches away from the water. The steam will open up your pores and help to prevent breakouts, but if you are too close to the steam then the heat may damage your skin. After 10 minutes have passed, rinse your face with lukewarm water and pat your skin dry with a cotton towel. Don't rub your skin, just gently pat it dry. Then, apply a non-comedogenic moisturizer. After two weeks, you should notice an improvement in your skin. At this point you can taper down and just do the steam treatment once a day. If you do not notice any improvement or if the treatment irritates your skin, then see a dermatologist.