Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Do your eyebrows. Add eyelid primer. Add concealer around your eyes. Put a neutral shade of eyeshadow on your lid and brow bone. Use a highlight shade on your tear ducts and under your eyebrows.

Answer: Starting off, you should apply makeup to your eyebrows. When you have round eyes, adding a slight arch to your eyebrows can help make your eyes look bigger and more defined. If necessary, gently pluck your eyebrows into an arched shape. Strive to straighten out your eyebrows when plucking them, and angle the ends of each brow to form a pointed shape. Apply brow makeup in slow, steady swipes on the tip of each brow. Draw out the tips so they form a point. Then, take a brow plumper and brow brush. Paint the plumper across the length of your eyebrow. This will make your brows look more natural as you'll be using the plumper to blend your main brow with the drawn on tips. A layer of eyelid primer can really help your color stand out. Dab a makeup brush in your chosen primer. Then, apply to your lids in circular motions. Make tiny circles with the brush as you slide it across your eyelid. Apply to the entirety of your eyelid, as well as to the area between your eyelid and eyebrow. It's best to hold off on applying foundation to your face until you're done with eye makeup. Bits of mascara or eyeshadow can spread on your face, contaminating foundation. However, a layer of concealer applied around the eyes is important. This will cover up any shadowy areas and discoloration. Dab a bit of cover up all around your eye. Then, wash your hands and blend the cover up into your skin using your fingers. If you'd rather not use your fingers, you can also use a small makeup brush to blend the cover up into your skin. Round eyes have a tendency to look somewhat sunken in. Adding a base of neutral eyeshadow to your eye can help correct this problem by making your eyes look brighter and more defined. Take a larger, fluffier makeup brush and dab it in a neutral shade of eyeshadow. Pick a shade that matches your natural skin tone. Brush your eyelid with the shade using gently, sideways motion. Continue from your eyelid onto your brown bone. Apply the shade until just under your eyebrow. You'll want a somewhat shimmery, bright shade now. Pick something close to your natural skin tone but slightly brighter. You'll be using a corner eyeshadow brush to highlight your tear ducts, as well as under your eyebrows. This can really help in preventing the sunken in look. Your tear ducts are found on the inner corners of your eyes. Rub your corner eyeshadow brush in some of your chosen eyeshadow. Turn the eyeshadow brush sideways. Slowly draw a line of the eyeshadow that outlines your tear ducts. Draw one line on the upper lid, and one line on the lower lid. You want a small shape, something like a sideways "V", encasing your tear ducts. You should also apply a thin line of the shimmery shade underneath your eyebrow. Simply draw on a line or your chosen eyeshadow just underneath each eyebrow.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use relevant and trending hashtags in your sales posts. Ask other Instagram users to promote your products. Engage with your followers. Post only high-quality content. Stay active.

Answer: When posting your items, using popular and relevant hashtags helps people who aren't already following your account come across your products. For example, if you're selling homemade tarot decks, use hashtags like #tarot, #tarotcards, #tarotlove, and #tarottuesday so people browsing those hashtags come across your decks. You can send items to local celebrities, influencers, bloggers, and regular Instagram users in exchange for these people posting your products on their feeds. This can help you reach new buyers. The best way to approach this is to comment with your contact details on someone's Instagram post, asking if you can send them an item. You can also try sending a direct message, but don't be spammy. You are most likely to be successful at this technique if you look for influencers who typically post goods from Instagram stores. Every follower is a potential customer, so make sure to respond to follower comments and questions in a polite and timely manner. If you're not receiving a lot of comments, ask your followers questions in your posts. You can also interact with your followers on their own accounts. Like their photos and make comments to keep your business on their radar. Ask politely for photo feedback when your buyers receive their items. Upload any feedback, cultivating positive impressions about your business. Strive for courteous, professional service. The fact that you are running your business on Instagram does not excuse you from the standards of professional behavior. Serve people kindly and politely, and don't get annoyed when customers nag you. Your posts represent your business, so make sure your posts are of the best possible quality. Stick to certain filters and color schemes to give your account its own recognizable style, and develop your brand's "voice" in your captions. Do not neglect your shop. Update photos every day, and don't hesitate to re-upload items. If business is slowing down, focus on expanding your followers. Try following similar stores and shops, people who share your aesthetic, and people who follow other stores like yours to encourage new folks to click over to your store.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Avoid ruminating on your thoughts by taking action. Connect with the present moment by engaging your 5 senses. Meditate Live in the moment, not your future or past.

Answer: Getting stuck in your own head is one of the worst ways you can get in your own way. You need to break free from your cycling thoughts. Taking any action can help you do that! Here are some examples of ways to take action: Go for a walk. Take a small step toward your goal. Meet a friend for coffee. Clean up your workspace. Purchase items you need to accomplish your goal. Being in the present helps you avoid getting caught up in "what ifs" and overthinking. You can ground yourself in the present by focusing on each of your five senses. Here's how: Describe the setting around you. Listen to the sounds you can hear. Smell the air, trying to pick up scents. Notice how your feet feel against the ground or how your bum feels on the seat. Touch the different textures around you. Taste the air or enjoy a flavorful treat. daily for at least 10 minutes. When you meditate, your mind becomes more resistant to overthinking. That's because meditation teaches you to release your thoughts instead of holding onto them. By spending time each day in meditation, you can help yourself overcome thinking that holds you back. Do a simple meditation by sitting in a quiet room with your eyes closed. Simply notice your breath and release your thoughts. Guided meditations can help you get more out of your practice. You can find them online or on an app. There are several free apps for meditation, including Insight Timer, Calm, and Headspace. Getting caught up in future worries or past mistakes will make it hard for you to move forward. This turns you into your own obstacle! Instead, let your mindfulness exercises help you stay in the present. Your life is happening now, so don't miss it. Living in the present doesn't mean you can't plan for your future. However, don't let your concerns about the future stop you from living today. If you struggle to let go of a painful past, work with a therapist to learn to let go.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Do lip trills and hum. Sing scales. Practice smooth projection with words and phrases. Be prepared to feel silly. Cool down. Practice wisely on a regular basis.

Answer:
Hold your lips lightly together and blow air out of them while humming, like you're making a raspberry. Focus on having a relaxed throat and an engaged core while you do this. Practice lip trills going from a low to a high note and vice versa. Once you're used to the lip trills, practice doing scales with them. To help your body learn to relax while you sing, tense up your body and then right after releasing the tension, do a lip roll from low to high; repeat, this time going high to low. Humming is another gentle way to warm up your voice. Try humming along with music on your way to school or work or, if you'd prefer not to do that sort of thing in public, hum while you cook or while you're in the shower. Starting as low as you can comfortably sing, gently move up the scale using a "me" sound until you reach the highest note at which you are comfortable. Then, move down the scale from high to low using an "e" sound. You can also practice "woo" scales. Your mouth should look as though you're sucking in a long string of spaghetti as you inhale. When you exhale, make a "woo" sound. It should sound buzzy, similar to the sound made by a kazoo. Keep the sound steady as you exhale; do this 2 to 3 times. Next, go up and down your scales using the "woo" sound. Say groups of single words or entire phrases without stopping between the words treat them as a single word. Lengthen the vowels and exaggerate the vocalization of each word as you say and/or sing it. As you speak/sing, imagine that you're filling a room with your voice. Focus on smooth transitions: when switching between higher and lower, and louder and softer parts of a song, imagine moving up and down a ramp not a staircase. Example words: moon moan mourn mane mean. Example phrase: many men munch many melons. A lot of vocal exercises can sound and look pretty funny. Relax and have fun with it. Two fun and silly exercises that help open up your throat: Sing "meow" slowly, emphasizing its three sounds mee, ahh, and ooo. Make weird faces by stretching out your tongue in all directions. You can do this while singing or even just making weird noises. As with physical exercise, cooling down after doing vocal exercises is important. One way to cool down is to do the same simple vocal warm-ups you started with (for example, yawning, light coughing, rolling your lips, and humming). Another way to cool down is simply to gently glide up and down, and down and up, on the sound "m", so that you feel a tickling vibration in your lip/nose area. If you really want to improve your voice, you need to practice often. Sing with intention and try to improve specific things, such as working on your vocal range or nailing a difficult note in your favorite song. Aim to sing for 30 minutes at a time, then take a 30-minute vocal rest. During the vocal rest, don't sing, talk, whisper, or otherwise use your voice.