Skype for mobile is synchronized with your computer version of Skype, so changes to one will affect the other. Start by deleting your Skype history from your computer. Find your operating system in the sections above and follow the instructions in its section. The precise way to do this will vary based on your device. Usually, the process is similar to this: Open your mobile Settings menu from the list of apps (it generally has a gear icon). Select the "Apps" option, then scroll through the list and select Skype. Some systems may require you to tap and hold down on the Skype icon and select "Settings." Others may have a Settings menu hidden in a swipe-down menu on the main screen. This should remove all of your conversation history from your device. If you are asked to confirm your choice, tap "OK" or the equivalent option. You may need to re-enter your login details the next time you launch Skype. Note that some users report that this also clears your Skype address book for your device. You may need to re-sync with the computer version or re-enter contacts manually.

Summary: First, delete the history on your computer. Open the Settings menu for Skype on your mobile device. Clear the app's data.

As with foundation, something sparkly or shimmery won't look great on camera. Stick to solid shades. Matte eye shadow works best here.

Summary: Avoid sparkly or shimmery eye shadows.

Wood is a natural decoration that adds to your aquarium's look. Algae that grows on the surface of wood can provide food for certain kinds of fish. Driftwood is a popular choice because of its twisting shape. You can sew carpet moss onto a piece of driftwood to combine wood and plant life, making the tank more resemble a natural underwater habitat. Boil any structure you plan to put in the tank in water before introducing it to your tank. Boiling will sterilize your wood or rock to make it safe for your aquarium. Boiling wood will kill any bacteria on it and remove tannins that can stain the water. Fish will also often hide behind rocks. Rocks have a variety of shapes and colors, so you can look for rocks that you think add to your overall theme. Choose rocks that speak to your sense of style. Avoid having large rocks directly touch the glass. Over time, the rocks may damage the glass, causing stress fractures or cracks. After boiling rocks, soak them overnight and then brush them to remove loose particles. These can include the typical castles and pirate treasure, or you can go for something more imaginative. Consider getting a few decorations in different sizes to provide different territories. Like plants, structures give fish hiding places that they enjoy. Some structures can add oxygen to the water. Be very careful when buying decorations with holes or small spaces. While these can be ideal hiding places for smaller fish, larger fish can become stuck and get injured or even die trying to get out. Be sure any hole or archway is significantly larger than your largest fish. If you have young fish, keep in mind their full grown size when picking out such decorations. Experiment with the placement of your decorations to find something that is aesthetically pleasing to you. Having one main decoration that is larger than everything else can provide a good focal point, but also make sure it won't crowd your tank. Balance items with empty space. If one side of your aquarium is going to face a wall, consider attaching a background to it. These simple sheets of plastic can be bought at any pet store, and come printed with beautiful pictures, from undersea plants to deserts. A simple black background will lend a very professional look, hiding cords and tubing and making the colors in your aquarium stand out, especially if you have a lot of plants. If your aquarium is looking a little sparse, a background printed with plants or coral reefs can give the impression of a much lusher environment. Choose a background that fits your theme. An image of a coral reef suggests a natural space. You could go in the other direction with something like a space-themed background if you want a more unique theme. Measure your tank before going to the store, and buy a piece at least 1" longer than your tank to account for uneven edges. When you get home, cut it down to the proper size and tape it to the outside of the back of your aquarium.

Summary: Decorate your tank with wood to provide hiding space and a potential food source. Decorate your tank with rocks to make the landscape at the bottom of the tank more interesting. Add some artificial decorative elements for a more fantastical look. Arrange the items in the tank artfully without overcrowding the space. Purchase a background to enhance the overall aesthetic appeal of the aquarium display.

You will need three lengths of 1-1/2 inch (3.8 cm) base ribbon and two lengths of 5/8 inch (1.6 cm) accent ribbon. Use your two main school colors for the ribbons. Alternatively, you could also use colors that match your homecoming dress. The accent ribbon should be made of an opaque material, like satin. The base ribbon can either be opaque or sheer. For instance, organza ribbon is a relatively easy sheer ribbon to work with. Measure the circumference of the wearer's leg and add 4 to 5 inches (10 to 13 cm) to that number. Cut two lengths of base ribbon and another of accent ribbon using this measurement. These pieces of ribbon are for the garter itself. Cut 12 inches (30.5 cm) of base ribbon and accent ribbon for the rosette. To prevent the edges from fraying, use an anti-frying craft gel or sew the edges by hand using a zigzag stitch. Use a running stitch to gather the ribbon and sew up the back with a backstitch. To make a running stitch, allow the needle to run along the edge of the ribbon from the front to the back, and then to the front again. Repeat this pattern for the length of the ribbon. Instead of pulling the thread all the way through, allow the ribbon to gather on the needle, creating a "bunching" effect. Your stitches should be even and about 3/8 inch (1 cm) long. To make a backstitch, pull the thread taut against the ribbon. Push the needle back through to the back, pulling it taut once more. Repeat until the ends are completely sewn together, making your stitches as close together as possible. Alternatively, you could skip the rosette and decorate your garter with a simple bow made from a small strip of your accent ribbon. Repeat the same method used for sewing the base. Attach the accent to the top of the rosette using fabric glue. Sew the accent using a running stitch to gather the ribbon. Sew the ends together with a backstitch. Use your sewing machine to sew the two ribbons together down the center. Use a thread color that matches your accent ribbon. Pin the accent ribbon to the exact center of your base ribbon before sewing. Sew a straight line down the exact center of both ribbons, fixing them together. Pin the extra length of base fabric to the back of the garter front. Sew the two together with a sewing machine. Use thread the same color as your base ribbon. Sew both edges of the base ribbon, leaving 1/8 inch (1/3 cm) seam allowance on both sides. Do not sew the rough ends together. You will need to leave these open for the elastic. Attach the elastic to a safety pin and push the pin through the tube, pulling the elastic through so that there is about 1 inch (2.5 cm) of overhang from both ends. The elastic band should be 3/4 inch (1.9 cm) wide. Sew your elastic together by machine using a zigzag stitch to secure it in place. Use a straight stitch to close the open seam of the garter. Before stitching it closed, tuck one end of the garter ribbon into the other to hide the extra elastic and the extra ribbon end. Glue the rosette over the seam. In the center of the rosette, glue a charm or button that personalizes your garter. A good choice for a charm would be a school emblem or school pin. You could also use a sparkly football charm or something that appeals only to your personal interests.
Summary: Measure out and cut your ribbons. Sew the rosette base by hand. Sew the rosette accent by hand. Attach the accent garter ribbon to your base garter ribbon. Sew the back of the garter on. Feed an elastic band through the ribbon tube. Sew the elastic and close up the garter. Add the final touches. Finished.