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Once you've filled in your brows, you can solidify the feathered look. Take a clean brow brush to feather your brows. Use upward motions. Again, brush the eyebrows from top to bottom. Swipe your eyebrows quickly. This will help the hair move upwards, creating the right effect. You may notice some more gaps in your eyebrows after feathering them. If you notice any gaps, take a brow pencil. Create hair strokes by moving the pencil from top to bottom in the areas where you lack hair. You can use a small touch of brow gel to solidify the feathered brow look. Gel will fill in your brows a bit more and make them look darker and more defined. Apply the gel using the same motions you used with your brow brush. Use quick, swiping motions to move across each eye, pushing the hair upward.

summary: Use a brow brush to push your eyebrows upward. Create hair strokes with a pencil. Finish with a touch of gel.

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Many charities will train their volunteers and will gladly accept anyone who is willing to help. However, you may want to consider if you have any specialized skills that you can offer in addition to basic volunteer activities. Think about what level of involvement you are comfortable with in order to help you find a volunteer position that's right for you. Some volunteer positions need people with specific skills. For example, you may volunteer as an administrator or mentor. You might have a skill with carpentry and may be able to help build housing for families in need. You might want to help hand out food to families who have hungry children. Once you've thought about how much time you can spare and what activities you might want to help with, you can start your search for open volunteer positions. Charity organizations will generally publicize their needs for volunteers, offering a wide variety of ways for you to engage in volunteer work. Take some time to search either locally or online for charities that have a need for volunteers. Searching online can be a quick way to locate volunteer positions. You can try searching for openings at https://www.volunteermatch.org/search/?v=false&l=United%20States&categories=22 Many communities have local charities that could always use volunteers. Children's hospitals often need volunteers. If you attend a church, they may have a need for volunteers to go on mission trips. The NICU is a group that is dedicated to helping infants who are placed in the neonatal intensive care unit. Parents can also receive assistance and support from the NICU during this difficult time. Consider working with a local branch of the NICU to help both parents and infants directly. Learn more about volunteering at http://www.nicuhelpinghands.org/ways-to-give/volunteer/ Reading to children can be a fun and simple way that you can volunteer. Reading to children has been shown to improve both literacy and reading comprehension skills. Try looking around your neighborhood for any charities or programs that need people to read to children. Libraries can be a good place to volunteer. Some organizations have additional focuses, like reading to children in pediatric care. There are many children's charities that aim to help children in a variety of ways. These charities will generally need volunteers to help manage, organize, or otherwise run an event. Consider volunteering to help a local children's charity event. You might help with a food drive. Bake-sales can usually use some extra help. You don't always need to wait for a charity to start up or invite you to volunteer. If there are no charities nearby, you may consider taking action yourself. You could organize a community event that is aimed at helping children in your neighborhood. Think about some of these ideas when considering how you might ask your community to help its children: Organize a food drive to help feed hungry children. Ask your community to donate old clothes to help families and their children in need. You could collect old toys from the community and deliver them to local children. You could collect books and deliver them to local children.

summary: Think about what you can offer. Look for a volunteer opening. Consider volunteering at your local NICU. Volunteer to read for children. Volunteer to manage an event. Help in your own way.

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To do this, tap your profile photo (it'll say "Your Story" below it) at the top-left corner of the screen. This plays the first clip of your story. If anybody has viewed your story, you'll see the icon of an eye with a number next to it at the bottom of your screen. Tap on it to see the list of followers who have viewed your photo. If you have posted multiple photos or clips to your story, you can also swipe left and right on their thumbnails at the top of the screen to see who has viewed each individual photo. Tap the X in the top-right corner of the screen once you are finished reviewing your story viewers. Although stories disappear after 24 hours, you can select certain content to remain visible on your profile using Highlights. People can view your highlights at any time by tapping them at the top of your profile. Here's how: Tap the heart at the bottom of your story to open the Add to Highlights menu. Tap an existing Highlights album, or tap + to create a new one. If you're creating a new album, you can give it a name and choose a cover image. Once you've created Highlights, you can manage them on your profile.
summary: Open your story. Swipe up to see who has viewed your story. Add a story post to your Highlights.