Problem: Article: The tricky thing about wearing stubble is that you can't simply let it be you have to trim it about as frequently as you'd shave your face to stay clean-shaven. Otherwise, you'll eventually grow a beard! Use an adjustable beard trimmer or stubble trimmer set to the same length as your stubble to keep it looking just right. If different patches of your facial hair grow at different rates, this is extra important. If you followed the instructions above, you started your stubble when the fastest-growing patch of your facial hair was the correct length. This means that you need to keep your fast-growing patch to a reasonable length while the rest of your hair "catches up." If you don't do this, by the time all of you hair is the correct length, part of your beard may be beard-length, giving you an uneven appearance. ) In addition to controlling the length of your stubble, you'll want to keep the lines that mark the top and bottom of the stubble clean unless you're deliberately going for a "rough" look. This is fairly easy: just use a safety razor or a trimmer set to its closest setting to re-shave the lines on your cheeks and beneath your chin, taking care not to shave any of your stubble off by accident. As mentioned above, if you're going for a more unkempt look, you can let the lines that define your stubble get a little blurry. However, you'll still probably want to keep hair off of your neck and cheekbones. You don't necessarily need to use any product on your stubble to keep it looking good (especially if it's on the shorter side.) However, a little exfoliating action on the face is always a good option to consider, as this removes dead skin cells, leaving the skin under your stubble brighter and clearer. In addition, exfoliation lifts the hairs of your beard, making them slightly easier to shave. To exfoliate, use a mild, micro-bead free rub micro-beads, the tiny plastic beads in many exfoliating products, are known to pollute local water supplies after they're washed down the drain. You can also try exfoliating your facial skin with a mild brush while you bathe. Don't scrub so hard or so long that your skin becomes sore. Not only will this hurt it will also leave your skin irritated, flaky, and vulnerable to infection. Piping hot showers can feel great on cold mornings, but if you can stand it, try to turn the temperature down to mildly warm. Hot water can strip your skin of its vital oils, leaving your skin delicate and dried-out. If you have stubble (particularly thick stubble), this can be especially bad, as it can give you a condition a little like "facial dandruff" where tiny flakes of skin fall off of your face when you rub your stubble. A moisturizing lotion can help with dry skin underneath your stubble. Try applying it once in the morning and once before you go to bed for lasting softness and smoothness.
Summary: Keep your stubble the correct length with an adjustable shaver. Keep your lines well-defined (or don't! Exfoliate to keep your beard and skin healthy. Err on the side of cooler water when bathing.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: ake pumpkin and apricot chutney. Preserving pumpkins in chutney will allow you to enjoy them through the winter months. . Jack-o-lanterns are classic Halloween decorations. Making your own is a tradition for the kids and adults alike. Or hold a carving competition with the neighbors!

SUMMARY: . Carve a pumpkin for Halloween

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Chains like Fairmont, Hilton, Hyatt, Joie de Vivre, Kimpton, Marriott, Starwood and others let their customers sign up for loyalty programs that offer perks for frequent stays. Call their customer service or membership coordinators to sign up, or sign up online through the hotel's webpage. Most loyalty programs work on a points system. Once you earn a certain amount of points, you get a free stay. You may also get room upgrades or perks like free wifi and drink tickets. These programs are best for frequent travelers. When you sign up for a loyalty program, sign up for the program's e-newsletter, too. Try to get deals that aren't advertised by calling your hotel directly and letting them know what price you're looking for. Hotels are often willing to price match cheaper nearby accommodations or throw in perks and rewards like free wifi and breakfasts to get your business. Don't be afraid to put on a good poker face when you're haggling. Let your hotel know that you like their accommodations, but if they can't meet your price you'll need to take your business to that other hotel down the road. Be realistic about what price a hotel can match. A 4-star luxury property won't give you rooms at the same price as a chain motel. If you work in certain industries, your hotel chain may offer you a special discount. Inquire about discounts for educators, military service members, veterans, or a non-profit discount. These are often available but aren't always advertised, so you may need to call to see if your hotel offers them. When you call, check to see if you need to produce ID or credentials to verify your status upon checking in. If you are part of a credit card rewards program, see if they partner with any hotel chains. Often, credit card companies and hotel chains will join forces to give you increased rewards points and discounted room fares for booking through your rewards program. You can also call the hotel directly to see if they have any credit card partnerships. Hotels that cater to business travelers, such as Courtyard by Marriott and Hilton Garden Inn, will often have lower prices on the weekends. That's because their target clients usually book during weekdays. Book your stay for your hotel's weekly downtime to save on premium rates. Likewise, hotels that usually cater to tourist and weekend travelers may have lower weekday rates for business travelers.
Summary: Sign up for your favorite hotel chain's loyalty program. Call a hotel to haggle for cheaper accommodation. See if your hotel offers industry discounts. Check your credit card rewards program for hotel discounts. Make reservations for your hotel's weekly low periods.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: "Supine" means that he's laying down on their back. Ideally, you can find an elevated surface for them to lay on which allows you to stand or sit in a chair at their head. If they lay on the ground, you'll have to bend over quite a bit, and this could hurt your back. . Tie long hair back so it doesn't hang in your partner's face. If they have long hair, sweep it back and over the side of the table or bed so you don't accidentally pull it during the massage. Ask them to either remove their shirt or to wear a top that exposes their chest from the collarbone up. You should provide a towel or blanket if he's uncomfortable with exposing their chest. You can sometimes find massage oils at department stores, but if not, they can be purchased online. Some household oils, like coconut oil, also make wonderful massage oils. Olive oil, almond oil, and sesame oil can work well, but they tend to be heavy and thick. Use smaller amounts of these oils for a massage. Make sure your partner doesn't have any nut allergies before using almond or sesame oil. Work the oil or lotion through your hands by rubbing them together. This warms the product up to make it more comfortable for them.
Summary:
Place your partner in the supine position. Choose a massage oil or lotion.