Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use a shower cream if your skin is normal, dry, or sensitive. Look for a product that contains an oil or emollient you want. Choose a product with fewer ingredients to avoid feeling sticky. Avoid fragrances if your skin is dry or sensitive.

Answer: Look at your skin to see if your complexion looks even, with no oily or patchy spots, which means it's normal. If it's not, check if your skin feels tight, itchy, or rough, and notice if you have any cracking or flaking. These are signs of dry skin. Similarly, consider if your skin easily gets irritated, which means it may be sensitive. Since shower creams add moisture to your skin, they're a great option if your skin needs more nourishing. Shower creams may not be the best option for oily skin, as they contain oils. You might prefer to use a regular shower gel or moisturizing soap, instead. Shower creams contain oils or emollients that add moisture to your skin and leave behind a thin protective barrier. Read the product labels to identify which oils or emollients the shower creams contain. Pick a product with an oil or shea butter for softer skin and a thin layer of protection. To lock in moisture, get a product that contains petroleum jelly. For instance, many shower creams contain oils like sunflower oil, jojoba oil, almond oil, coconut oil, or soybean oil. However, they may also contain shea butter or petroleum jelly instead. Oils and shea butter sink beneath the surface of your skin to add moisture. Also, they create a protective barrier on your skin that's usually water-permeable. Petroleum jelly creates a protective barrier on your skin, but it isn't water-permeable. This means it keeps moisture in, but it doesn't allow your skin to breathe. Also, it prevents additional moisture, like from a lotion, from reaching your skin. Since shower creams leave behind a layer of moisture, they might make your skin feel sticky. If this bothers you, look for a product that only contains 1 oil or emollient. This way, you won't have several layers of moisturizers left on your skin after you bathe. Dry skin is less likely to feel sticky than normal or oily skin. If your skin already contains a lot of natural oils, the moisturizers from the shower cream are likely to just sit on top of your skin. Although fragrances can enhance your experience, they aren't a great idea if you have sensitive skin. Unfortunately, fragrances can irritate your sensitive skin, leaving behind itchy, dry, or red skin. Choose a fragrance-free formula instead. Check the label to see if the product is fragrance-free. You can also look to see if it's marked as safe for sensitive skin. Additionally, the ingredients list will tell you if it contains a fragrance.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use your computer to locate the podcast on the Internet. Find files of the episodes. Connect your phone to your PC. Select the podcast files you want. Disconnect your phone. Find the files in your device's file directory and start listening!

Answer: You can read the description provided under the podcast's name in iTunes and use it to find it online. You'll need to have located the podcast first - this can be done through a podcast site. Right-click the files and select "Save as," then put save them in a folder. You will need your USB cable. Plug the smaller end of the cable into your phone's charging port, and the larger, wider end into you PC's USB port. Follow the prompts on your PC to use the phone as a storage drive. Copy the content to your mobile device. Do this by opening the device on your PC as a drive and dragging and dropping the podcast files onto the device folder. Eject it on the computer before pulling the cable out of the USB slot.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Cut the headliner fabric so it hangs 1 inch (2.5cm) over the edge. Glue the edges to the other side of the panel. Remove the fabric covering the holes for the accessories. Insert the panel into the vehicle. Reinstall the trim and accessories.

Answer:
Take the fabric and fold it over the sides of the headliner. Use a pair of scissors to cut off the excess fabric. Leave a little bit so you can wrap it over the edge and attach it so the material is more secure on the panel. Do another round of smoothing with your hands to get the material as flat and even as possible. Try to match the overlapping of the original headliner fabric, if possible. Spray the adhesive onto the edge of the panel and the 1 inch (2.5cm) of fabric that's left after you trimmed the material. Fold the fabric so it wraps over the side of the panel. Use your hands to smooth it out. Don't pull or stretch the fabric or it can form air pockets between the fabric and the board. The folded bit of fabric will allow the material to stay better attached to the board. Use a utility knife or razor blade to trim the fabric covering the holes where the accessories, such as a light or a mirror, were inserted. Cut the fabric so it's flush against the edge and there isn't any excess material hanging over the side. Trim any of the holes in the headliner board that are used to insert accessories so you can install it properly. Turn the panel and rotate it so you can fit it back inside the vehicle with the fabric side facing out. Move any trim or accessories that may be in the way so you can replace the panel back to its original position. Be careful not to bend or scrape the headliner. Replace the visors, lights, trim panels, grab handles, and any other accessories that you removed in order to pull out the panel. Make sure the screws or bolts are tight and secure so the new headliner is held firmly. The new headliner will be held secure by the accessories and trim.