In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: An electronic exfoliating device, like a brush with rotating bristles, is great for deep cleaning pores. Follow the directions of your device for best results. Generally, wet the bristles lightly in warm water and apply the device to your nose pores. For added pore cleaning power, squeeze a little mild facial cleanser onto the bristles of the brush before using it. As an added bonus, using a buffing device like this can make your pores less noticeable. Use a facial scrub about 2 to 3 times every week. Follow the directions of your scrub for best results, though in most cases, this simply involves lathering the scrub on your nose with warm water, waiting a short time, and then rinsing it off. If you have dry skin, try a creamy exfoliating product. Oppositely, for skin that is oily, try a facial scrub that has salicylic acid. These products can usually be bought in the skin care or beauty section of most stores. Charcoal masks clean deep inside the pores to remove oil and blackheads. This product can be bought in the beauty sections of many stores as well as beauty stores. Each product will be different, so you'll have to follow its label instructions. Squeezing pores to clear them or release pus can further irritate skin or make breakouts worse. Instead, apply pore strips to your nose according to their directions. After the time indicated in the directions has passed, tear free the strip to remove gunk from pores. Use caution with pore strips if you have sensitive skin as they are super sticky.
Summary: Buff the pores of your nose. Clean out pores with a facial scrub. Unclog pores with a charcoal mask. Remove blockages with pore strips.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: These kits are specifically intended to repair small scratches or pits in your granite by filling the afflicted area with a hard drying clear acrylic patch. For this kind of treatment to be effective, you'll need the scratch to be deep enough for the acrylic to take root. Scratches that you can feel obviously with your fingers are good candidates for acrylic repair. Very light scratches and etching can best be remedied with a polishing agent or light buffing. There are many different kinds of acrylic granite repair kit, including gels specifically formulated for counter tops. You'll have to follow the instructions labeled on yours carefully when applying it to the scratch. In some cases, the application of your acrylic may be as simple as administering it to your scratch, chip, or pit, waiting a designated period of time, and wiping away excess. A color enhancer can brighten the color of your granite to its original hue, but a color enhancer can also hide small scratches that appear over time. This treatment can work especially well for scratches that are invisible when wet. You should follow the directions that came with your color enhancer, but generally you should: Make sure the area you are about to color enhance is clean and free of any residue. The surface should also be dry unless otherwise indicated by your enhancer. You may want to test your color enhancer before applying it to a highly visible part of your counter. Use a small amount of enhancer on an out of view spot to make sure the enhanced color is to your liking. Use a clean rag to administer your color enhancer. Allow the enhancer to sit on your counter top for the time indicated in the instructions - usually about 15 minutes. Then wipe away any remaining enhancer with a clean rag. This works especially well for black granite. Scratches often leave behind a color that is lighter than the surface of your stone, but these can be rendered invisible with a permanent or paint marker matching the color of your counter. All you need to do is... Color in the scratch with your permanent or paint marker until the scratch is no longer clearly visible. Then wipe the area with a cloth dampened with denatured alcohol to erase any unnecessary color.
Summary: Fill in the scratch with an acrylic repair kit. Conceal small scratches with a stone color enhancer. Hide your scratch with a permanent marker.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Point your feet forwards and place them just wider than your knees, which should be comfortably shoulder-width apart. This stance will already start to lower your center of gravity and give you a strong base. Shift your weight into the balls of your feet and lift your heels just slightly off the ground. Bend your knees and lower your body into a strong squat position. A good rule of thumb is that if you think you're low enough, try to get lower. Focus on keeping your weight in the balls of your feet, but not in your toes, which will throw you off balance. To test how low your stance is, reach down with one hand. You should be able to touch the ground with your fingers. You should still be able to move easily; if you can't, ease up on your squat just a bit. Keeping your weight low and centered on the balls of your feet will help you stop quickly, accelerate faster, and react better to the ball. Your back should be level from your shoulders to your hips and slightly arched, but not totally straight. To help you get a feel for the posture, reach your hands down to the ground while sticking your chest up. Your upper body will lean forward a bit, but keep your weight balanced. This stance might seem uncomfortable at first, but it will feel more natural with practice. Making sure your back is flat will protect it from injury while keeping you balanced. Experiment with placing your hands out to the sides, or placing one hand wide while keeping the other at the offensive player's hip or using it to dig for the ball. Whatever you do, don't let your hands fall to your sides. Your coach might have a specific hand placement they want you to use depending on how aggressive your defense is. If not, just focus on keeping your hands up and active. Try different positions and see what feels natural and effective.
Summary:
Set your feet slightly wider than shoulder-width apart. Put your weight in the balls of your feet and bend your knees. Keep your back flat, but not totally straight. Raise your hands and keep them loose and active.