Q: You can choose from all sorts of hairstyles to wear in the gothic scene. For a feminine look, get your hair cut into a bob of shoulder or chin length. You could also sport a cute pair of double buns or braids. Great masculine hairstyles include undercuts and mohawks. You're already wearing black clothing, so black hair could make you look monotonous. Neon colored hair is common in goth fashion, especially in shades of white, grey, green, purple, pink, blue, and red. Natural hair colors work just as well in goth fashion. Consider going with dark brown, a soft shade of light brown, or platinum blond. A septum piercing goes through the center of your nostrils. You can recognize it as a hoop going through both nostrils, sort of like a bull. Septum piercings have become popular in the goth scene, and can be adorned with a wide variety of jewelry. Hoops with swirled or star-shaped ornaments are most common. If you aren't comfortable getting a real septum piercing, you can wear a false piercing instead. Tattoos have always been part of the goth style, so now is the perfect chance to get one if you aren't tattooed already. Any location and style is fine. Birds, roses, pentagrams, skulls, and other macabre images are the most popular styles. Be sure to wear clothing that puts your tattoos on display, such as short-sleeved tops or black denim/leather shorts. Stiletto nails are a type of manicure that features long nails filed into claw shapes. They are a popular choice for a feminine goth style, especially when painted black. If you like, you can add decals shaped like pentagrams, stars, or skulls.
A: Get a new haircut or style. Dye your hair neon. Pierce your septum. Get tattooed if you're 18 or older. Get a stiletto manicure.

Q: If you are trying to convince other people such as your parents that you are suffering from a headache, you need to go to bed early. Those suffering from headaches are in pain, and sleep typically helps lessen the symptoms. If you aren't actually sleepy, find quiet things to do in your room that will help you pass the time until you are actually tired. Faking a headache is meant to get you out of what you don't want to do, so use this time to do whatever it is you want to do. Whenever you have a headache, normal things tend to be annoying. When faking a headache, pretend that things irritate you easier than normal. React differently to those around you and get frustrated at things that normally don't bother you. This will make people think the pain of the headache is getting to you. Being sick drains energy out of you because your body is trying to repair whatever is making you feel badly. Don't walk around with a spring in your step or act too perky. Walk slower with your head down, as if the act is too complicated because of the headache pain. Do you normal routine at a slower pace and complain about being tired. People with headaches aren't bright faced and happy. Try messing up your hair, applying a light powder to your skin to make you look paler, or making dark circles under your eyes with makeup. If you want others to believe you have a bad headache, you need to look like you are drained and uncomfortable. Studies have shown that the way someone moves their mouth is related to the believably of sickness claims. Move your mouth less, grimacing and frowning without too much mouth movement. Headaches don't get better in an instant. If you are done with faking the headache, gradually remind people how you are feeling better. Just make sure it isn't too fast. Comment on how tired you are, which is a common side effect of headaches. This will help everyone believe your story and make it easier to fake a headache in the future.
A: Go to bed early. Be overly irritable. Show less energy. Look sick. Don't immediately get better.

Q: Use the spoon to mix them together until they are well blended (Optional.) (If you do the optional step.) If you do use essential oils, use a fragrance that you think smells good. This contains 65% alcohol.
A: Pour the aloe vera and isopropyl alcohol into the bowl. Add 8 to 10 drops of essential oil in the bowl. Mix the essential oil in with the aloe vera and isopropyl alcohol together very well. Pour the finished hand sanitizer into the empty container. Seal the container shut.

Q: A major part of training your dog is rewarding good behavior with a treat. This sends a positive message to your dog that a certain behavior was the right thing to do and that he should want to do it again in the future. Always make sure you have a healthy treat ready to give to your dog when training. Don't over feed your dog treats. Treats should only be around the size of a pea. Treats should only be given to your dog when he does something you want to reinforce. Dogs can eat many healthy treats. Try offering bits of carrot, sweet potato, or a slice of apple. Dogs learn new tricks best when you train him in a quiet, distraction free environment. If there are too many other things going on, your dog may not give you his full attention. Always make sure that the place you are training your dog in will allow him to fully focus. For example, avoid a busy public park. Try to find a quiet space that your dog can focus in. Familiar environments are better than new ones. Just like humans, your dog can get stressed out if he feels he isn't getting things right or is doing the same thing too much. Whenever you are training your dog, try to avoid any prolonged sessions or pushing your dog to learn something too quickly. If your dog seems to be having trouble learning a new trick, take a break and come back to it later. Taking a break can be more effective than pushing through. If you think your dog has lost interest, stop for the day.
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Get some treats ready. Keep the space calm. Don't force anything.