Once weekly, apply a drying mud or clay mask to your face. Mud or clay masks absorb excess oil from your skin and tone and tighten your pores. While green clays absorb more oil, white clays are better for sensitive skin. Egg-white masks also can firm your skin and soak up excess oil. Lemon juice and mango are common ingredients for face masks. You can purchase masks in health stores or make your own. For one type of homemade mask, use facial clay (like bentonite) and witch hazel. Do not use pottery clay. Add one tablespoon witch hazel to one teaspoon facial clay; stir until they are blended. Additionally, add two drops cypress oil and two drops lemon oil for fragrance and to help control overactive oil glands. Relax and wear the mask for ten minutes or until the clay is dry. Rinse it off. Although it might seem counterintuitive to apply oil to your face, some natural products like argan, coconut, or jojoba oil can reduce oiliness. By applying oil, you can trick your skin into thinking it already has produced enough oil. Using oil then stabilizes your body's oil production. A mixture of lavender and neroli essential oils (derived from orange blossoms) can act as a skin cleanser and toner. Tea tree oil is also effective at reducing oily skin. Non-alcohol toners help tighten your pores. Although toners are not essential to a skincare regimen, they help many people. You can purchase toners in drugstores or make your own. Use toners after you wash your face. Soak a cotton pad in the toner and dab it on your face. Use it twice daily for two to three weeks. After week three, apply it once daily. Be sure to use the toner only on the oily parts of your face (e.g. forehead, nose, and chin). You can make your own toners at home. Toners restore the skin's natural pH balance, which hard water can disrupt. Witch hazel, thyme, lavender, sandalwood, cucumber, and basil are all effective toner ingredients.

Summary: Use a face mask. Apply natural oils. Utilize a toner.

Whether you have brown, blue, green or gray eyes, it is essential that you choose the right colors for your eye-shadow. Being pale is like being a blank canvas: colors will show up with more intensity on you because you have a lighter tone. Someone with very dark skin may be able to easily pull off dark and/or vibrant makeup while muted neutral tones may be more flattering on a person with lighter skin. Soft neutrals, such as taupe, cream, sand, pale pink, and beige may be your best bet. Remember, less makeup is more for a light-skinned woman. Makeup tends to show up easier on someone with lighter skin, so just a little bit of light eye-shadow can look stunning. If you want to wear brighter shades, such as neons and metallics, use them in small amounts as accents in order to look your best.

Summary: Wear neutral eyeshadow.

When your boss is in a bad mood, work to stay as calm and tranquil as possible. If you cannot leave the situation, take a few deep breaths in through the nose and out through the mouth. If you can make an escape, take a walk around the block, go get a snack, or even take your lunch break. Doing so will prevent you from lashing out. Though you cannot avoid them entirely, you can certainly limit your interactions. Instead of popping in their office to ask a question, send an email instead. If you tend to end up in the elevator with them in the mornings, take the stairs instead or arrive a few minutes earlier. and well rested. It is much harder to deal with other people when you're sleep deprived or hungry. Daily exercise, regular and healthy sleep patterns, and nutritionally sound eating are crucial in dealing with difficult people because you'll feel strong in body and mind, and you won't easily succumb to the stress. Humor can greatly boost your own mood as well as general office morale. Take some time during your difficult work day to laugh. You can watch funny videos online, find some hilarious memes on social media, or call up a friend of yours who is sure to make you laugh. With your coworkers, avoid making jokes about your boss, however. If your boss's mood is affecting your health and you have already spoken to them, then it is time to make a report or find a new job. If others in your department have reported them as well, it may be worth it to wait it out before finding alternative employment in case your boss is fired. If your boss ever hits you, is sexually inappropriate, or verbally abusive, report them immediately. Do not wait it out. An example of verbal abuse would be if your boss calls you stupid or uses racial slurs.

Summary: Stay calm. Limit your interactions with them. Stay healthy Have a sense of humor. Know when to get help and when to leave.

Most times, the thermostatic valve is on the bottom of the radiator. If the valve is not near the floor, then it can be found at the top of the radiator's left side. Look for a dial that has numbers on it to determine if it's a thermostatic valve. While some radiators just have an on and off switch, a thermostatic radiator allows you to control the amount of heat it puts out. If your radiator doesn't have a thermostatic valve or is a 1-pipe system, you can skip this step. Twist the valve by hand until it doesn't turn any further and the arrow on the dial points to 0. This means the temperature is set so the radiator won't run. This valve is also located near the floor but on the right side. The valve should have a plastic twist cap on top of it. If you don't have a thermostatic valve, all you need to do is turn this valve. Once both valves are closed, the radiator will be completely turned off so you can cool down. Let the radiator cool down for at least an hour before touching it.
Summary: Locate the thermostatic valve on the left side of the radiator if you have one. Turn the valve clockwise so the dial reads 0. Find the second valve on the right side of the radiator. Twist the valve clockwise until it doesn't turn anymore.