Keeping trash bags in your car will help you collect trash as necessary instead of just tossing it onto the floor. Among the most inexpensive options is to use an empty tissue box. Fill it with plastic bags saved from trips to the grocery or convenience store, and grab a bag whenever you need one. If you're not a fan of using disposable plastic bags, you can use a plastic or glass sealable food storage container. Typically used for storing cereal, you can find a storage container at a grocery or home goods store. Try sticking velcro strips to the bottom so you can secure the storage container to the floor. You always can line it with a trash bag to easily dispose of the trash you've collected. To cut down on disposable plastic, just throw your trash in it, empty it out into your home trash receptacle, then wash it. Try using a container for recyclables and one for non-recyclable trash. Instead of using empty tissue boxes or cereal storage containers, you could always buy a trash can designed specifically for cars. Many models come with either strips that secure it to the car floor or straps that hang it from one of the front seats. You can buy one online or find one at an auto or home improvement store. Cup holders are notorious for collecting all sorts of grime and bits of garbage. After cleaning them out, place a cupcake holder inside each, then change them out periodically. You can also purchase store-bought car cup holder coasters.

Summary: Keep an empty tissue box filled with trash bags in your car. Use a cereal container to collect trash. Purchase a car trash receptacle. Place cupcake liners inside cup holders.

Smoking causes discoloration of skin, nails, and hair and cutting smoking may be the fastest way to return your nails to their original color. Nail polish will stain your nails and prevent them from getting oxygen, which can lead to an infection later on. Take a few days a week to leave your nails bare. This will keep them healthy. This is a breeding ground for fungus. If you are sitting around in damp and nasty socks you are asking for an infection, so take the time to put on dry, clean socks whenever you can. Sneakers, open-toed shoes, and most exercises shoes are made of mesh or breathable material that allows airflow around your toes, which is essential for healthy toenails. Don't forget to scrub your toes and toenails whenever you wash up to remove bacteria, fungus, and dirt. Make a conscious effort to remember your feet in your hygiene routines.

Summary: Quit smoking. Use less nail polish. Change out of wet, dirty socks. Wear breathable shoes. Clean your toes and feet when you shower.

Waterproof mascara is drying and difficult to remove. You can easily damage your lashes while removing it. Wearing it frequently can make lashes brittle and fragile. Curling your lashes is a great way to make them look longer, but be careful to use moderate pressure and never to pull. Excess pressure or curling too close to the lash line can break or damage your lashes. Removing your makeup every night is important for healthy, strong eyelashes, but you should be careful. If you rub too hard to try to remove mascara, you can break the lashes, pull them out, or cause them to be brittle. Use a gentle makeup remover. Press it onto your lashes, let it sit, then press and wipe instead of rubbing hard.

Summary: Wear waterproof mascara only when necessary. Use eyelash curlers with caution. Be gentle when removing makeup.

Use a magnifying glass to examine the splinter. Check how deep it is under your skin. Run the splinter under warm water in the faucet and pat it dry with a clean cloth. This works best for a splinter that is sticking out of your skin. Tear off a small piece of scotch tape or duct tape and place it on the affected area. Pull the tape off in the opposite direction of the splinter. If the splinter appears to be tilted to the right, for example, you would pull the tape off towards the left. Make sure the area around the splinter is dry and that the tape is clean. Tape that is old and covered with debris could cause an infection. Apply craft glue on the splinter and the skin surrounding the splinter. Let the glue dry and harden. Once the glue is dry, peel it slowly off the skin. The splinter should stick to the glue and come out without any painful digging. Make sure you use a very mild, non-toxic glue, like one used in classrooms, rather than super glue or wood glue. These glues can cause even more damage to your skin when you try to pull the splinter out. Mix baking soda with water to make a paste. Start with about 1 tablespoon of baking soda and 1/4 cup of water, or enough water to form a paste. Apply the paste to the affected area of the splinter and cover it with a band-aid. Let the band-aid and tape sit for about 24 hours. Peel off the band-aid and look for the splinter, removing it with a pair of tweezers. The baking soda paste can make it easier for you to spot the splinter. It can also make the splinter easier to remove. Ichthammol ointment can be found at your local drugstore or pharmacy. It works much like the baking soda. Apply the ointment to affected area of the splinter. Let it sit for around 24 hours, covering it with a band-aid. Remove the band-aid. The splinter should then naturally come out. When you use the ichthammol ointment, you will not need to pull the splinter out with tweezers. The ointment should encourage the splinter to come to the surface on its own. You can also use hydrogen peroxide instead of the ichthammol ointment. Put epsom salt on the bandage section of a band-aid and wrap it over the splinter. The salt should slowly encourage the splinter to come out of your skin. Repeat this process every day until the splinter falls out.
Summary: Examine the splinter. Use tape to gently pull the splinter out. Try using glue to get the splinter out. Apply baking soda to get the splinter out. Use ichthammol ointment to remove the splinter. Apply epsom salts to the splinter.