Article: Bold colors work best for a color blocked look, where you pair two solid-colored pieces together to emphasize the contrast. For an impactful look, choose pants in a highly saturated hue such as cyan, hot pink, or kelly green. Complementary colors are those that are opposite from one another on the color wheel, where red is opposite from green, blue from orange, and yellow from purple. These pairs provide the most contrast and will really make both colors pop. For example, if you have bright orange pants, try pairing them with a cornflower blue top. Although red and green are technically complementary colors, be careful wearing them together around the holidays. Unless you're aiming for a particularly festive look, opt for muted versions of both colors, such as olive green and pinky peach. If you'd like to create a particularly bold look, select a colorful pair of shoes with plenty of surface area to draw the eye. Sneakers, mules, and loafers are all good bets depending on the cut of your jeans. Choose a color similar to either your pants or your top, but be careful not to get the exact same hue or you'll look too matchy-matchy. For example, if your pants are bright purple, you could try a light lavender-hued mule. If you'd prefer a slightly more understated look, choose a neutral-colored shoe instead. A basic tan sandal or simple grey ballet flat will keep the emphasis on the rest of your look.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Opt for brightly colored jeans. Select a top in a complementary color. Amp it up with similarly colorful shoes.

Problem: Article: Clarifying shampoo is formulated to remove stubborn dirt, oils, and built up residues that resist gentler shampoos. Use a clarifying shampoo once a week to combat dullness and discoloration in your grey hair. Clarifying shampoo can be very drying, so use it sparingly, especially if you are using other products that might dry your hair or strip away natural oils. Skip the clarifying shampoo if you have highlights or lowlights, since it will strip the color out of your hair. The tint in blue or purple-tinted shampoo cancels out yellow tones in grey hair. Apply the shampoo from roots to tips, then leave it on for the time recommended on the bottle before rinsing it out. Depending on the level of yellow in your hair, you can leave the shampoo on for up to 15 minutes. However, leaving the shampoo on for too long can leave you with obvious purple tints in your hair. Look for blue or purple-tinted shampoo made specifically for white or silver hair. Check for "silver" on the label. How often you use this shampoo depends on how yellow your hair is. However, avoid using it more than once or twice a week. Overuse can result in a buildup of dye, causing your hair to look dull or bluish. If you are using a clarifying shampoo, do not use it on the same day as the purple shampoo, as the combination could dry out your hair. Wait a few days after using one before you use the other. If using purple shampoo is not convenient for you, consider applying a gloss instead. This will not only balance out the yellow tones, but also give your hair shine. You can do this at a salon or use an at-home kit. Because everyone's hair is different, you should speak with your hair stylist to find a haircut is right for you. Choose something that is easy for you to maintain and style. Grey hair reflects light, so if your hair is unstyled or not cut properly, it will be even more obvious than usual. As a general rule, you should cut your hair every 6 weeks. If your hair starts to look shaggy or unkempt before then, however, it's time for a trim!
Summary: Wash away discoloration with a clarifying shampoo. Keep yellow tints at bay with a blue or purple shampoo. Apply a violet-tinted gloss every 2 to 3 months if desired. Maintain your cut and style.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Avoid letting the gelatin mixture boil.

SUMMARY: Combine the grenadine and water in a small saucepan. Sprinkle the grenadine and water with the gelatin, allowing it to soak for 2 minutes. Heat the gelatin over low heat, stirring constantly with a whisk, for 5 minutes. Pour the grenadine gelatin mixture into a 9" (23cm) round pan that has been sprayed with nonstick cooking spray. Chill the pan in the refrigerator for 1 hour.

In some cases, such as opening nights and special "black tie" events hosted by the theater, attending a stage production might require formal dress. For these occasions, you should plan to piece together some of the more elegant selections from your wardrobe. Typically, black and white will be the best chromatic choices for such events. If a production is advertised as "black tie" or "white tie," or if it's an inherently formal type of event, like an opening night or opera, this means that formal dress standards are expected. In contemporary times, the rules of formal dress have changed somewhat. One effective strategy is to dress in a manner similar to the way you would for a night out at an upscale restaurant, or perhaps even a professional setting. If you're a woman, this may be a mid-length skirt or pant suit, although evening wear like a tasteful cocktail dress will create a more alluring look. Men should choose a well-fitting suit in dark, neutral evening hues; shirtsleeves with a tie and pressed slacks are also generally acceptable. For modern formal theater events, the same attire you might wear to a wedding, funeral or charity dinner will generally be sufficient. Finalize your formal look with necklaces, bracelets, watches and other jewelry. Wear closed-toes shoes with appropriate stockings or dress socks, even in the summer. Carry a matching purse or handbag for small belongings (if you have a larger bag that might take up too much aisle space, leave it at home). And, of course, be courteous to the actors and other patrons and keep cell phones and other devices put away until after the show. Oversized or abundant jewelry can look gaudy and distract from a sharp outfit. Binoculars are permissible if the theater where the production is being staged is quite large, or for those with who have trouble seeing at a distance. Because they don't make noise or emit light, like phones and camera, binoculars are considered normal theater accessories. Your hair is also a vital part of your appearance. Scruffy hair that is tangled and in need of a wash can spoil an otherwise dapper ensemble, so be sure to wash it the night before or the morning of the show. Buns, loose curls or straightened hair is encouraged for women. Men should keep hair tamed with pomade, slick or part hair that is grown out or pull long hair back neatly. Consult a style guide for options on how to style hair of your consistency and length. As silly as it sounds, hats and tall hairdos can obstruct the view of the people sitting around you. As a rule, hats should not be worn indoors, and you should think of the other theater patrons when coiffing your locks.
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Pick out flattering formal attire. Wear clothing that is appropriate for a special event setting. Accessorize for your ensemble. Wash and style your hair.