Article: Optionally, you may use Super Food instead of Growth food, but only once every few feeding sessions. This is supposed to cause your sea monkeys to grow larger and more quickly. Gro-Kwickly is meant to be added with the small scoop no more than once per week, in addition to the ordinary food. This may result in more rapid growth, although the company that makes these products does not explain the difference between this and Super Food. This packet claims to contain vitamins that make your sea monkeys healthier or more energetic. The most noticeable effect, however, may be the pink or red color that the sea monkeys develop. You may need to feed them Red Magic for several feeding sessions before this becomes visible. The back of the Banana Treat packet claims that this food has extra nutrients, so it may not be as unhealthy as some human "treats." However, it appears that this product is only intended as an occasional treat to excite your sea monkeys, instead of regular food. If your sea monkeys are not excited by this food, there is probably no point in using it. The Sea Medic packet is not a replacement for food. If you see white balls floating in your tank, fight this bacterial infection by adding Sea Medic daily with the small end of the feeding spoon, until the balls are gone.
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To encourage growth, replace Growth Food with Super Food occasionally. For more extreme growth, also feed Gro-Kwickly once a week. Use Red Magic instead of normal food, to turn your sea monkeys red. Use Banana Treat food instead of normal food occasionally (optional). Use Sea Medic if bacteria start growing in your tank.
Article: Over washing your face can irritate the skin and create redness. Wash your face twice a day, as well as after you've sweated. Use a mild soap such as Dove, Aveeno, or Cetaphil. Don't use hand soap. Make sure your cleanser is labeled "non-comedogenic" or says something else about not causing breakouts. Apply soap and water with clean fingertips. Massage gently without scrubbing. Scrubbing or using an abrasive cleaner, such as a washcloth or mesh sponge, could cause irritation or scarring. Wash your face after you've sweated, especially if you have been wearing a hat or helmet. Perspiration trapped against your face can inflame acne. Exfoliating cleansers or tools are popular, but they can actually cause irritation and scarring and could make your acne worse. Stick with a mild cleanser and your fingers. Chemical exfoliants such as salicylic acid and alpha hydroxy acid chemically detach dead and dying skin cells. However, they can dry out your skin, so don't over-apply them. Skin products such as toners, astringents, and exfoliants often contain alcohol. Alcohol dries out your skin and can leave it irritated and prone to breakouts. Showering regularly will remove excess oil from your hair, which could move to your face and cause breakouts. Because acne can appear anywhere on your body, it's a good idea to use a mild, non-comedogenic body soap. Heavy makeup and greasy skin products can lead to clogged pores and acne breakouts. If you routinely experience acne breakouts, your skincare regimen could be to blame. Look for "non-comedogenic" labeling on your makeup and any other products you put on your skin. This label means that these products are not likely to clog pores or cause breakouts. Also look for "oil-free." Choose water-based or mineral-based makeups when you can.
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Wash, but don't over-wash, your face. Avoid exfoliation. Avoid products that contain alcohol. Shower once a day. Change your makeup and skin products.
Article: Both of these products can be bought at a tobacconist or online. A tamper is used to pack the tobacco down into the bowl. There are a few things you should consider when making your pipe purchase: Make sure you like the way your pipe looks. Browse through all the options at the tobacconist or online and make sure you buy a product you'll want to use time and again. Choose a pipe that has a smooth airway from the mouthpiece into the hole, to ensure a smooth smoking experience. Avoid metal filters in the pipe, as they cause condensation that affects the flavor of the tobacco There are many different types of tobacco, and you might get overwhelmed trying to make a decision if you're not familiar with all your options. The best thing you can do is ask a tobacconist for a recommendation they'll be able to talk you through the process and match you with a tobacco that best suits your tastes. In general though, here are some types of tobacco you might find at a tobacconist: English and Scottish-style cake tobaccos tend to be spicy and full flavored American-style flavored tobacco are sometimes flavored with sugars or syrups to change the taste. Cavendish is a cured tobacco flavored with licorice and vanilla. Your best bet is to ask a store employee for recommendations, just like you would ask for sommelier for wine recommendations. Pour your tobacco into the bowl of the pipe until it is full, then use your tamper to lightly pack it down until it only half-fills the bowl. Repeat that process of filling and tamping until the bowl has been filled with tightly packed tobacco. Make sure you don't pack it too tightly, or else it will be difficult to draw air through to smoke the pipe. The tobacco should be slightly springy when you press down on it. Using a match or lighter, hold the flame over the bowl while gently inhaling through the mouthpiece. Move the flame over the bowl to evenly distribute the heat throughout the tobacco. After your initial lighting, gently tamp the tobacco again, then repeat the process. Like with cigars, pipe smoke is not meant to be inhaled into the lungs, but held in the mouth to enjoy the flavor. Tamp the tobacco down from time to time to make sure it stayed densely packed in the bowl. If you feel moisture being sucked back into your mouth through the mouthpiece, insert a pipecleaner for a few moments to dry out the passageway. If your pipe grows too hot, let it go out and cool down. You can always relight the tobacco. When you've finished smoking, you can either put out the smoke by pressing your tamper into the bowl until it is extinguished, or by simply letting the pipe sit unsmoked until it dies on its own.
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Buy a pipe and pipe tamper. Buy the right tobacco. Pack your pipe. Light the pipe. Inhale and exhale. Put out your pipe.