Type the editor's name with their last name first and the first letter of their first and middle names second. Add the abbreviation "ed." after their name. Next, include the italicized title of the book. Finally, write out the location and name of publisher, along with date of publication. For example: Reverby, SM, ed. Tuskegee's Truths: Rethinking the Tuskegee Syphilis Study. Chapel Hill, NC: University of North Carolina Press; 2000. The title of the chapter should be listed right after the name of the author(s) of the chapter with only the first word capitalized. Next, type "In:" followed by the names of the editor(s) of the book. Write out the title and publication info like you normally would. Finally, type a colon and the page numbers of the chapter. For example: Griffin, JP, Yancey, E, Armstrong-Mensah, E. Building partnerships in community-based participatory research. In: Blumenthal, DS, DiClemente, RJ, Braithwaite, R, Smith, SA, eds. Community-Based Participatory Health Research: Issues, Methods, and Translation to Practice. 2nd ed. New York, NY: Springer Publishing Company; 2013:19-34. Do not include a space between the colon and the page numbers of the chapter. If there are 7 or more editors, type out only the first 3 that are listed on the title page. Then add a comma and write out "et al." For example: Fauci, AS, Braunwald, E, Kasper, DL, et al., eds. Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine. 17th ed. New York, NY: McGraw Hill; 2008. In AMA style, you'll only include an Arabic numeral superscript (a small number that goes above the line of text) to cite sources in your paper. These numbers connect to the full citations you've typed out in your reference list.
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One-sentence summary -- Use the editor's last name and initials for references to the whole book. Write the last name and initials of the author for single chapters. Replace editors' names with "et al" when there are 7 or more. Use numerical in-text citations to connect to your reference list.

Don't be afraid to use French curves, cans, lids, and other round objects as a template. If the area you will be cutting is far from the edge of the tile, consider cutting the tile down using one of the above methods first. This method will require you to cut the tile away, bit by bit, until you reach the line that you drew. Place them close to the edge of the tileeven if your curved line is further in. Break off small pieces of tile at a time. If you break off too much at one time, you will risk breaking the tile. Squeeze down on the handle of the tile nippers to get a good grip on the tile. Snap the piece off of the tile. Work your way back and forth across the tile in narrow rows. Break off smaller pieces the closer you get to the line for more precision. Rub the cut edge of the tile back and forth across a smooth brick or piece of concrete. Rock the tile while doing so to ensure that the edge gets smoothed evenly.
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One-sentence summary -- Draw a curved line with a pencil where you want to cut the tile. Pinch the tile between the tile nippers. Break a piece of the tile off with the tile nippers. Continue breaking off pieces of tile until you reach the curved line. Smooth and refine the line with a brick.

Every face mask treats different skin conditions, and masks made from certain ingredients may keep your skin supple better than others. Look for masks that contain hyaluronic acid or ceramides, which can repair dry skin and lock in moisture. If you prefer natural face masks, create a mask with or look for a mask containing citrus fruits, honey, almond oil, egg, or avocado. Although it may seem natural to use a face mask before you take a shower, shower steam can open up your pores so you absorb more of the moisturizing ingredients. Unless you're in a hurry, take a shower before you put on a face mask. If you're applying a mask before a bath, leave it on while soaking so your skin can benefit from the steam. Removing your mask several minutes after you put it on will not give your skin enough time to absorb the hydrating materials. Keep your mask on for a minimum of 10 minutes unless instructed otherwise. Double masking is applying one mask, washing it off, then applying a second, different mask. Because face masks are most effective when your pores are open, take advantage of the moment and put on two different hydrating masks. Stick to 2 face masks on any given day. Your skin can only absorb so many minerals before it becomes oversaturated. Do not cake one mask on top of another one. Wash your first mask off first.
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Choose a face mask with moisturizing ingredients. Apply facial masks after, not before, showering. Let your mask sit for 10-15 minutes before you remove it. Try a double mask for increased hydrating benefits.