INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If your cat is able to stay calm when you pick up the carrier, start moving around. Don't go far at firstjust pace around a little with the cat in the carrier. After doing this a few times, try taking the carrier outside and going for a short walk.Stop if your cat gets upset, and try again later. Try a shorter walk next time, and gradually increase the length of your walks until the cat gets used to it.

SUMMARY: Walk around with the cat in the carrier.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This cut is appropriate for long hair and overweight cats. The sanitary or hygiene cut is purely functional. It helps keep your cat's fur clear of waste that sticks to him after litter box use. Complete this cut every six weeks. Use a cat clipper with a #10 blade. Hold your cat still. Trim the hair around the anus. Be careful not to nick your cat. Appropriate for long haired cats, the belly shave removes most of the hair underneath your cat. This cut is an extension of the sanitary cut. It makes it easier for your cat to clean himself. A belly shave prevents matting and excessive shedding. You cannot see a belly shave when your cat is walking. Use an appropriate cat fur clipper. Pull the skin taut. Shave under the tail and around the rectum. Shave between the rear legs. Shave up the belly area to the armpits of the front legs. This trim leaves approximately 1/2 to 1 (approximately 1 to 2.5 cm) of hair on the cat's body. You trim the hair short but do not shave it completely. Cats may not have matting for this cut. The comb cut reduces shedding and hairballs. It also makes it easier for you to inspect your cat's body for skin-related issues. Attach a snap-on comb to your clippers. Start clipping behind the ears. Clip your cat's back to the base of its tail. Clip down the shoulders and the sides of your cat. Turn the cat on its side. Clip the cat's belly. Clip the cat's legs.
Summary: Perform the sanitary or hygiene cut. Give your cat a belly shave. Try the comb cut.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Skin tone and skin color are not the same thing, but they do overlap in some areas. Skin color can offer some general clues as to what your skin tone may be, and can help you determine the type of makeup to purchase. Skin color should not be your only method of determining tone. While there are some general rules, a variety of factors should be considered to assess your skin tone. If you have olive skin, you're highly likely to have a neutral skin tone leaning toward a warm skin tone. If you have darker skin, you are probably warm-toned. However, if your skin is a bluish ebony rather than warm brown, you may have a cool skin tone. Ruddy, reddish skin is likely to have cooler undertones. If you skin has a lot of reddish patches or discolorations, and tends to flush easily, you likely have ruddy skin. This increases the chances your skin will have a cool undertone. Neutral skin is skin with very little undertones of olive, sallow, or pink. If you have neutral skin, with very little color or variations in color, most makeups and foundations will be flattering on you. What color are the veins you see there? This is a quick shortcut that can help you guess at your likely skin tone. However, you should keep in mind that no one indicator can help determine skin tone. You should consider a variety of factors to figure out your tone. If they look blue, then you may have a cool skin tone. If they look green, then you may have a warm skin tone. If some look blue and some look green, or it's hard to tell, then you're likely to have a neutral skin tone. Does one of them blend in better? Or does one clearly look better against your skin than the other one does? This can also indicate your probable skin tone. Silver bracelets usually look best on cool skin tones. Gold bracelets tend to stand out on warm skin tones. If there's no major difference, then you may have a neutral skin tone. Do you flush and even burn easily? Are you already brown by the time May rolls around? Your skin's reaction to sunlight can give you a hint as to your probable skin tone. However, sunlight should not be the deciding factor for determining your skin tone. People with darker skin often do not burn easily, but may still have a cool tone. If you tan easily, you may have a warm skin tone. If you flush and/or burn easily, you may have a cool skin tone. Make sure to take this in conjunction with other factors. People with dark skin often don't burn easily, but may actually have a cool skin tone. If you are dark-skinned, and you notice other signs of a cool skin tone, you're unlikely to have a warm tone regardless of how your skin responds to the sun. Makeups designed for a warm tone may look off on your skin. Once you know your skin tone, you can use it to help you pick out foundations, blush, clothes, shades of lipstick, and many other things. When it comes to makeup, cool skin tones generally mix best with pink and berry shades. Dark skins with cooler tones may work well with espresso shades. Warm tones go well with bronzes, golds, and makeup with yellow undertones. Neutral skin tones can wear a wide range of colors and undertones, but they may lean more toward warmer or cooler tones, like a neutral skin tone that leans warm when combined with olive skin color. Experiment with pink and yellow undertones to see which ones work best.

SUMMARY:
Start with your skin color. Look at your wrist. Put a silver bracelet on one wrist and a gold bracelet on the other. Think about how your skin responds to sunlight. Use your skin tone to figure out what colors you should wear.