Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Draw a small circle for the spider's head and add a bigger circle for the body. Draw two oblongs in front of the head for the pedipalps. Draw four zigzag lines on one side of the spider for its legs. Draw the same zigzag lines on the opposite side of the spider. Draw two small circles for the eyes of the spider. Darken the outline for the spider's body. Draw the spider's legs using the zigzag lines as guide. Make the spider hairy by sketching short small strokes on its head and body. Erase unnecessary lines and color the drawing.

Answer: Darken the spider's eyes.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Keep yourself hydrated. Avoid showering more than once a day. Use high-quality moisturizing cream on your skin. Make a homemade moisturizer. Exfoliate (with caution!

Answer: The most common cause of itchy skin is dry skin. The more water you drink, the more water gets absorbed into the skin. The recommendation is to drink at least six to eight 8-ounce glasses of water every day. If you are very active or sweat a lot, you will need to drink more water. Limit your intake of caffeine and alcohol as well since these tend to dry out your skin. Use lukewarm or cool water and be sure to moisturize your whole body after each shower. Don't stay in the shower or bath longer than 30 minutes. Many people don't realize it but showering or bathing actually dries out the skin, especially if you use harsh or heavy soaps. Avoid any soaps that contain dyes, perfumes, or alcohol. Lukewarm water is recommended because water that is too hot can damage the skin by stripping off protective oils that help to keep the skin moisturized. Select a moisturizer with as few added chemical ingredients as possible. In so doing, you will reduce your skin's exposure to chemicals that you may be sensitive to or which may actually worsen the itching. Avoid products with added alcohol or fragrances. Alcohol can dry out your skin and again, make the itching problem worse. Fragrances, which are often dissolved in alcohol, can do the same. Petroleum jelly is fragrance-free and can often work very well to keep irritated patches moisturized. Studies suggest that creams that include omega-3 fatty acids may be helpful in reducing symptoms of eczema, a condition that causes severe skin itching. You can also make a moisturizing cream yourself. Apply any of the following homemade moisturizers on your face, body, and hands. Let the moisturizer soak in for a few minutes and then wipe or rinse off any excess. Cream-Avocado-Honey moisturizer - Mix 3 tablespoons of fresh heavy cream, 1/4 fresh avocado and 1 tablespoon of honey in a blender until it is smooth. Shea butter moisturizer - Take 4 ounces of shea butter at room temperature and mash it using a wooden spoon. Add 2 tablespoons of either almond oil or olive oil (whichever you prefer or whichever you have handy). Add 8-10 drops of lavender oil or any scent you prefer (such as lemon, orange, mint or gardenia). Using an electric mixer, mix the ingredients for about 2-4 minutes on high speed or until creamy. Store in a closed glass jar (with lid) in a cool, dark place. Aloe vera-almond oil-chamomile lotion - Mix 1/2 cup of almond oil and 1/2 cup of chamomile tea in a mixer (to make the tea, steep two teabags into 1/2 cup of boiling water for at least 5 minutes). Slowly, at low speed, add one cup of aloe vera gel. Use a spatula to ensure that all the aloe vera gel is mixed in. Make sure all ingredients are at room temperature before mixing. Spoon into a clean, lidded jar and keep in refrigerator. Take out a small amount and warm in your hand and apply to skin. Coconut oil is also helpful for improving your skin's ability to retain moisture. Apply directly to irritated or itchy skin. ). The American Academy of Dermatology recommends that you see a dermatologist for a skin evaluation before you exfoliate because not every type of exfoliation works for every skin type. Incorrect or very aggressive or abrasive exfoliation could actually damage your skin, potentially increasing inflammation and itching and aggravating any existing skin conditions. Moreover, how often you exfoliate and what method you use should be determined by your skin type, something a dermatologist can advise on. However, there are still some approaches you could try: Try dry brushing. This is a traditional Chinese medicine approach that has been shown to remove dead skin cells on the surface of your skin and help increase blood circulation. Use a natural bristle brush with a long handle. Starting at your feet, brush in long, gentle strokes moving towards your heart. For large areas such as the torso and back, use a long circular motion. Brush each area 3-4 times, overlapping sections, and covering your entire body. Shower and pat dry, then apply a moisturizer. Do not dry brush on broken skin. Try an exfoliating cloth. These cloths mostly made of finely woven synthetic fibers like nylon, though some natural fibers, such as silk or linen, are also available. Use these gently over your whole body; they're available in various sizes. After use, shower off and pat dry, then apply a moisturizer.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Take care of your skin. Look after your teeth. Eat a balanced diet. Get a sufficient amount of sleep.

Answer: Facials should be done every week, and you can do them from home. Cold tea bags are great for healing puffy eyes. Exfoliating is important as it makes your skin glow by getting rid of dead cells. Brush, floss, and whiten your teeth (professionally or with a home product) and use mints or gum for fresh breath. Your smile is one of the first things people notice about you, so the upkeep is definitely worth it! Fruits and vegetables are key to maintaining an energetic and healthy lifestyle. Drink a lot of water as well, since staying hydrated lowers health risks significantly. You should drink about 8 glasses of water each day. If you want to lose weight, talk to your doctor or parents and try to devise a healthy eating plan. Starving yourself will slow the rate at which your body burns fat. Join a gym and work with a personal trainer to work toward your ideal body goals. To stay healthy, a person should get about 7-8 hours of sleep per night. Try to take time to relax and meditate during the day as well, so that you can feel alert and refreshed. Try to get into a relaxing routine before bed so that your body can get into a sleeping mode. Turn off your electronic devices and dim the lights. Avoid drinking caffeine close to bedtime. You may choose to play some soothing music as well.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Cut the ivy into sections. Roll the sections off the ground. Use herbicides as an alternative. Use mulch to contain ivy you want to keep.

Answer:
Cut lines through the ivy along the ground in order to divide it into large sections. This will make it much easier to remove the ivy from the ground. Pull the sections apart from one another as you cut. Work carefully around plants and saplings you want to keep. If you're working on a hill, cut vertical lines from the top of the hill to the bottom to create sections that you can roll downhill. Lift the edge of one section of ivy and roll it forward on top of itself. Keep rolling the ivy forward until the entire section has been rolled up into a big log of ivy. Move the log to a separate area and continue rolling up sections until you've cleared the area. Mulching the ivy rolls is the best way to dispose of them and ensure they won't take root in the area again. English ivy is difficult to kill with herbicides alone because the plant's leaves contain a waxy barrier that is difficult for products to penetrate. Therefore, the most effective method is to combine manual removal with the use of a herbicide. Glyphosate is the chemical that works most effectively to kill English ivy. Spray the area of ivy you wish to kill, but be careful the glyphosate doesn't reach other plants you want to keep. Herbicides are slow-acting, and must be reapplied every six weeks or so. If you have a patch of ivy you want to preserve, but you'd like to prevent it from spreading, you can use mulch to keep it contained. Simply cover the border of the ivy you want to keep with several inches (about 7 to 8 inches) of shredded or wood chip mulch. You will need to give this method some time; leave the mulch on the ivy for at least 2 seasons. You may need to add new mulch one or more times during a growing season. Another option is to trim the ivy back to contain it. Use a weed eater or edging tool to cut the vines along the border.