Problem: Article: A product in your skincare routine may cause an allergic reaction, pimples, or other irritation. Think about the cosmetics, skin care products, and hair products you use. Cut back on all of them and slowly reintroduce them back into your routine one by one. This way, you can determine which might be causing your skin to break out. If redness is associated with swelling of the face, especially lips or tongue, or trouble breathing, seek immediate medical attention. In the United States, call 911. Start with the products you have added most recently, since these are the most likely to have triggered a reaction. You can schedule an appointment with an allergist or dermatologist. Either can do a patch test, during which small amounts of chemicals will be applied to the skin and the treated skin will be monitored for a reaction. You may just have sensitive skin. If so, some brands have sensitive-skin product lines; classic examples include the Aveeno Ultra-Calming and Eucerin Redness Relief lines. After you figure out which chemical is at the root of your redness, cut out any product from your routine that contains that chemical as an active or inactive ingredient. Use warm water: both hot and cold water can cause your skin to dry out. If you wash it the wrong way, you can make your skin more irritated and redder. You should wash with a sensitive cleanser, one without fragrance, and avoid any that contain alcohol or other drying agents. Try products such as Cetaphil or Purpose. Pat dry with a soft towel when done. Do not scrub your face, which can cause your skin to become more irritated. Try cleansers with sulfates such as Rosanil. These ingredients will help with inflammation. If your redness involves pimples and you do not have sensitive skin, try products that have benzoyl peroxide such as Clearasil. After washing your face, immediately apply a moisturizing facial cream (or lotion) over the skin to lock in moisture. You can also store your lotion in the refrigerator and apply it to your face when cold. Cold products cause the blood vessels in your face to constrict and redness to fade. Avoid buying products with alcohol, witch hazel, peppermint, fragrance, eucalyptus, or clove oil. These are considered skin irritants and will only make your skin more irritated. The most popular is topical cortisone, which has a steroid in the cream to help alleviate redness, soothe skin, and reduce swelling. Find a cream that contains hydrocortisone in a 0.5% or 1% solution. Use it sparingly 1-2 times a day, but only on the affected areas. Do not use these creams for long because overexposure to them can actually cause more irritation. You can also look for more natural calming creams that have ingredients such as licorice, feverfew, tea, turmeric, magnesium, cucumber, or ginger. Aloe vera can help reduce inflammation and relieve pain. You can use the gel from an aloe vera plant or buy it over the counter. Apply the aloe gel to your face twice daily to help decrease the redness. To extract the gel from the aloe vera plant, remove a large leaf of aloe from the bottom of the plant. Cut down the center of the plant, score the insides, and pull the gel out. Then apply that gel to your face twice a day. You can find aloe vera gel at most supermarkets or drug stores. Coconut oil is a natural emollient, which locks in moisture. Be careful putting oils on acne-prone skin: oil can make acne worse. Coconut oil prevents your skin from losing moisture and becoming dehydrated, which is a common reason for redness. It also has lauric acid in it, which has antiviral, anti fungal, and antimicrobial properties to help revitalize your skin. Each night, rub coconut oil onto your face, paying special attention to problem spots that feel extra rough or that are extremely red. You can also use olive oil, almond oil, or rosehip seed oil. They have similar nutrients to coconut oil and will help hydrate your skin. Coconut oil helps alleviate redness when the redness is caused by dryness. Oatmeal is great for soothing many different causes of redness, from sunburn to eczema to simple irritation. Buy pure oats and add water to them. Let the oatmeal soak up the water then apply it as a mask. As often as once each day, leave the mask on your face for at least 30 minutes, then wash it off. You can make it with milk for an added boost. Make sure the milk has some fat in it, such as 2% or whole milk. The fatty proteins in the milk help rejuvenate your skin.
Summary: Find the offender. Wash your face 1-2 times a day. Use moisturizer. Consider over-the-counter special creams. Consider using aloe vera gel. Consider dabbing on coconut oil. Consider oatmeal masks.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Open the BlueStacks app and click a game you want to play. It's in the sidebar to the right. This displays some keyboard control mapping options to the right. It's the option with a large white dot in the keyboard mapping options. When you press the key associated with this shortcut, a tap will occur where the shortcut is placed on the screen. Just press any key to assign it. This key will perform the tap action. You can do this for multiple tap locations on the screen. It's the icon that resembles two white dots stacked on top of each other. This option allows you to assign a key for repeated taps. This is the location the keyboard shortcut will perform a repeated tap. This key will perform a repeated tap. Use the up and down arrows next to the repeated tap location change the number or repeated taps it performs. Alternatively, you can click the toggle switch to make this perform a long-press. This will allow you to create a directional pad that you use with keys. By default, it appears in the center. If your game has a directional circle in the lower-left corner, drag it to where the directional circle goes in the game. By default, the keys are "W" for up, "S" for down, "A" for left, and "D" right. It's the icon that resembles an aiming reticle. By default, "F1" is assigned to this function. It has an icon that resembles an eye. There are no default Free Look keys. You will need to assign 4 keys to free look left, right, up, and down. A good option to consider may be the up, down, left, and right, keys on the number pad, if they are not being used to anything else. Alternatively, you can click the toggle switch to switch Free Look mode between the keyboard and the mouse. It has an icon that resembles a finger swiping left and right. By default, the arrow keys are used to swipe up down, left, and right. It's the icon that resembles a phone rotating. There are no default keys assigned to tilting. You will need to assign a key for each spot that is most comfortable for you. A good option to consider may be the up, down, left, and right, keys on the number pad, if they are not being used to anything else. It's in the upper-right corner of the keyboard mapping options. This saves your keyboard configuration.
Summary:
Start a game in BlueStacks. Click the icon that resembles a keyboard. Click the "Tap" option. Click on the screen to add a tap shortcut. Assign a key to your tap shortcut. Click the repeated tap option. Click where you want to assign a repeated tap. Press a key you want to use to as repeated tap. Click the "D-Pad" option. Click on the screen where you want to place the directional pad. Click each pad direction and assign a key. Click the "Aim, Pan, and Shoot" icon. Assign a button you want to use to aim, pan, and shoot. Click the "Free Look" option. Assign free look buttons. Click the "Swipe" option. Assign keys to act as swipes. Click the "Tilt" option. Assign keys to used to tilt the phone up, down, left, and right. Click the X button. Click Save Changes.