Article: These are commonly sold at stores that sell moving supplies, including U-Haul locations. You'll also be able to find mattress covers at a local hardware store. They commonly sell for about $5$10 USD. During the process of being moved, the sides and top of your mattress may come in contact with floors, stairs, the ground outside, and the inside of a moving van (or the top of your car). You can use a plastic mattress cover to prevent your mattress from collecting dirt and permanent stains. If you're simply moving the mattress from one room to another within the same house or apartment, you don't need to purchase or use a mattress cover. Before you begin to package and move the mattress, it needs to be lifted off of the bed frame or box spring it's been resting on. Also remove any blankets or quilts. You can probably move the mattress with the fitted sheet and mattress pad still on, but remove all other sheets. Start by standing the mattress on its side and slipping the end farthest from the zipper over the base of your mattress. Work the cover up over the mattress by tugging on the top of the cover, and then on the bottom. Keep sliding the cover up until the entire mattress is inside. If you have someone with you, ask them to hold the head of the mattress a few inches up in the air. Once your mattress is completely in the moving cover, you can adjust the corners of the cover as needed. Make sure that there are no spots where the plastic is stretched thin around the mattress inside and might tear. Then, zip the bag closed. If your mattress cover doesn't have a zipper, you'll need to use packaging tape to make sure that the cover is completely sealed. Fold over the top flap of the plastic cover, and tape down all of the loose edges so no dust can make its way inside. Before you begin to move the mattress, make sure that you have a clear path to the vehicle or rental truck you'll be placing the mattress in. Clear any boxes or furniture out of the path you'll be walking through, and prop doors open so you won't have to open them while holding the mattress. Even if you're only moving the mattress from one room to another within a house or apartment, still clear a path. You could easily trip over a stray side table or chair. If there is more than one route outside, figure out which route to take before you begin walking. Communicate this to the person helping you move the mattress.
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Purchase a plastic mattress cover. Take the mattress off of the bed. Slip the mattress cover over the mattress. Zip the bag shut, or tape it closed with packaging tape. Prepare the way to the vehicle.

Problem: Article: The amount should only be about the size of a grain of rice. While you want the primer to cover your eyelid completely, too much primer can completely backfire. It can cause your makeup to pill, clump, appear chalky or shiny. Too little, and your eye makeup won't stay. This amount of primer should be enough for both eyes. It's always better to start with less product and build layers if you need to instead of starting with too much and trying to wipe it off. Remember: less is more when it comes to primer. It should take about 20 seconds for the primer to absorb and dry. You can then apply your eye makeup as you normally would. Your eyelid should feel like a flat canvas and your shadow should go on smoothly. If it appears cakey or clumpy, you used too much primer and should use a little less next application. Try using the primer on your eyebrows to keep brow powder in place, too.
Summary: Dab a small amount of primer on the back of your hand. Allow the primer to dry before completing your eye makeup.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Medium and long hairstyles are typically better than short cuts if you want to draw attention away from certain features. Short hairstyles frame the face and highlight the nose, which can make it look even larger. Medium and long cuts balance out your facial features, making them appear smaller. Straight, blunt styles create more straight vertical lines and emphasize the largest straight line on your faceyour nose. Put layers in your hair, instead, to create a softer and more rounded look. While all layer styles are better than blunt styles, feathery layers are the best of the best. This texture is especially soft and wavy, so it provides the greatest amount of balance against the straight line of your nose. In general, adding waves and curves to your hair will break up and balance out any harsh lines on your face. The bridge of your nose is the longest, most visible straight line on your face. Use a diffuser, hair rollers, or a curling iron to add a wavy texture to your hair. Sleek, tight ponytails can make your facial features appear sharper and more severe. As a result, the angles and size of your nose will stand out more. When you tie your hair back in a ponytail or sweep it into an up-do, choose a somewhat messy style. Create body at the crown and allow a few stray strands to swoop down, framing your face in a subtle curve. A center part will fall out directly above your nose, extending the straight line of your nose and drawing more attention to that particular feature. In contrast, a side part offsets the lines of your face, breaking them up and making your nose stand out less. Bangs can help hide a large nose, but you should generally avoid bangs that hang down at blunt, sharp angles. Straight lines will only draw more attention to the straight line of your nose. When getting bangs, consider side swept bangs that break up the angles of your face or wispy bangs that that soften the lines of your face. While bangs can work, keeping hair off the face altogether may actually help more, especially if you don't like the way bangs look with your face shape. The idea here is to balance out your facial features with one another. When hair covers your forehead or the sides of your face, these features get lost while your nose remains very visible. As a result, your nose appears to take up more space on your face. Keeping hair off your face can prevent this from happening. That said, men who want to hide a big nose might find that a beard or mustache can help balance out their features.

SUMMARY: Let your hair grow. Cut layers into your hair. Add waves or curls. Avoid neat ponytails. Part your hair to the side. Play with bangs. Keep the hair off your face.

Use eyeshadows light in color, such as champagne golds or pinks, to make your eyes look brighter and more full. For the eye that appears smaller, apply powder eyeshadow a little bit higher up on your eyelid so that your eyes appear more symmetrical. You can also apply little dabs of light-colored eyeshadow to the inner corners of your eyes to make them look bigger. If your eyes aren't symmetrical, you don't have to apply your eyeliner exactly the same on each eyelid. Try using a thicker line on the droopier eye, and a thinner line on the opposite eye this line should be further down, filling in the gaps where your eyelashes are. To make your eyelid look higher up, apply lengthening mascara to your top lashes. You only need to apply it to the eye that droops more. To make your eyelashes curl up, use a heated mascara wand or simply heat up your mascara using a hairdryer before applying it. Lengthening mascara can be found at most drug stores or big-box stores, and costs $5-$20. A heated mascara wand ranges in price from $15-$30, and can be found at beauty stores or online. Eyelid tape helps hold up your upper eyelids so that they don't sag. These thin adhesive strips are usually clear and small enough that they aren't super visible or uncomfortable. Eyelid tape comes in many different brands and can be found at most beauty stores or big-box stores, as well as online. Eyelid tape typically costs $5-$25.
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Apply eyeshadow to make your eyes appear more symmetrical. Line your eyelids strategically with eyeliner. Use lengthening mascara on the lashes of your smaller eye. Put eyelid tape on your eyelids to lift the skin.