In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Only use wax that is made for use on your face, known as facial wax. It will often come in a kit with an applicator or strips that are made for certain areas of your face. Facial wax will be more gentle on your skin than body wax, as the skin on your face is more sensitive. You can find facial wax at your local beauty supply store or online. Cold wax kits are ideal for the face. These kits use wax strips. They are less painful and messy, and they may cause less damage to your face than using hot wax. Instead of wax, you can always use body sugar. Body sugar is gentler than wax and is easier to clean from your skin. The sugar paste is applied to your skin the same way that wax is and removed using the same techniques. If you are using loose facial wax, you will need an applicator stick. You can use an applicator stick made for waxing or popsicle sticks. Get popsicle sticks in a wide and small size, as you can use the small size for applying wax on your eyebrows. You will also need fabric strips to help remove the hair. You can buy pre-made fabric strips for waxing or make your own by buying white, cotton fabric and cutting it into small strips. If you are new to waxing your body, particularly your face, look for wax that comes in prepared strips. The strips will often come in a kit for facial waxing. They will be cut to fit certain areas of your face, such as your upper lip, your eyebrows, or your jawline. It is usually easier to apply wax in strips, rather than have to deal with loose wax and an application stick. If you are a seasoned waxer, you may feel more comfortable with loose wax.
Summary: Get wax made for your face. Consider sugaring your face instead of waxing. Get an applicator stick and fabric strips if you're using loose wax. Use prepared wax strips to make application easier.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Think about your previous favorite looks and clothing styles, then look for retro equivalents. Have you always gravitated toward simple pieces or do you prefer to be avant-garde with your style? Do you tend to wear dressy or casual items? Do you like sharp, clean lines or loose and flowing ones? Patterns or solids? Every era has a vast array of styles there is no "one" look for any decade. You can find something that represents your personality in any of them! Stay true to what feels natural to you. You should feel like yourself in whatever you're wearing, not like someone playing dress up. Choose items that appeal to you rather than selecting pieces just because they "look retro." Some retro items are going to look better on you than others. Experiment with anything that catches your eye, but whenever you find something that works really well for you, look for other items similar to it. For example, if you discover that loose and flowing 60s blouses look great on you, you could search for similar styles in different colors and other cuts. As you discover additional pieces that are flattering, continue to add to your retro wardrobe and develop your own unique style. Select vintage pieces that fit you well and highlight your best features. Whenever possible, try on a garment before buying it. Don't be afraid to alter pieces that you really like so that they fit you perfectly. Instead of revamping your entire style and replacing your entire wardrobe, think about adding retro touches to clothing you already own. Try adding patches to your jeans, changing the buttons on a shirt, embellishing a jacket with fringe and so on. Get creative! Try repurposing some of your current clothing with retro elements bought from a thrift store. For instance, you could sew a 60s style shirt collar onto a top you already own. Give a modern outfit a little retro flair by adding vintage accessories to go with it.
Summary: Select pieces that reflect your personality. Choose pieces that flatter your body shape. Add vintage embellishments to your modern pieces.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Combine 1 ounces of baking soda with 4c (950mL) of water. This will be your cleaning solution. Make sure the baking soda dissolves into the water before you begin. Locate the water cup on your steamer and empty out any remaining water. Pour your cleaning solution into the water cup and return it to the steamer machine. The water cup is usually located on the steamer base. You may want to perform this cleaning activity outside (or in the garage) to avoid making a mess on the floor of your home. Once the cleaning solution is in the water cup of the steamer, you'll need to let it stay in there for 3-4 hours while it does its job. Sit the steamer on a solid surface during this time so it won't tip over or spill the cleaner. Be sure not to run the steamer (or even turn the machine on) while the cleaner is inside the machine, as this could potentially damage items it comes into contact with. Remove the water cup from the steamer and dump out any remaining cleaning solution. Rinse out the water cup to make sure it's fully clean and doesn't have any residue left inside. Be sure to dump the cleaning solution out in the sink or shower. Don't dump it outside as this could ruin your grass. Once you have completed the cleansing process, pour water back into the water cup and turn the machine on. Let the machine run so that some of the water comes out and filters out the rest of the machine. Repeat this process several times, or until the water being rinsed out doesn't look dirty anymore. If your rinsing water continues to look dirty as you pour it out, you may need to repeat the process with the cleaning solution another time.
Summary:
Make a cleaning mixture. Pour the cleaning solution into the machine. Let the solution sit for several hours. Dump out the cleaning solution. Flush with clean water.