Q: Your scent will make a big impression, so choose a perfume or body lotion with a sweet scent, such as florals and those with fruity notes. Notes of jasmine, rose, and vanilla are also especially pretty and girly. Your scent should be nice and subtle, so don't use too much--one or two spritzes of perfume in the morning should be enough to last throughout the day. Use a curling iron and a little finishing spray to style your hair into loose waves, perfect curls, or a casual updo. For a more cutesy style, try no-heat styles like pigtails or braids. To keep your hair soft, use a natural oil-based product such as an Argan oil heat protectant. Work a pea-sized amount of this product through the ends of your hair before you use heat tools. For this look, avoid angular cuts, razor cuts, and using lots of product. You can also add cute hair accessories, such as headbands and bows. Taking care of yourself and putting effort into your appearance is an important part of being cute and girly. Keep up good hygiene by showering every 1 or 2 days, brushing your teeth twice a day, and moisturizing daily. You should also care for your nails--apply cuticle oil nightly, then shape and buff them as needed. To keep your skin clear and glowing, make sure to take care of it daily. Use a face wash and moisturizer at least once every day. Choose a moisturizer that will keep your face looking soft and smooth, and isn't too greasy or heavy. You should also apply sunscreen every day to protect your skin from damage. Being cute and girly is all about looking natural, healthy, and pretty. For an everyday look, use some light foundation to even out your skin tone. Add some pretty pink- or coral-hued blush and highlighter to get that healthy glow. Moisturize your lips with some balm and add a subtle pink lipstick. Complete the look by making your eyes pop with some light eyeliner, brown or natural pink eyeshadow, and mascara. For a more dramatic evening look, add shimmer to your eyes, cheeks, and collarbones. If you're not allowed to wear makeup, use a good moisturizer to keep your skin clear and smooth and apply some plain or tinted lip balm to make your lips soft.
A: Use a subtle, sweet fragrance. Style your hair so that it looks loose and soft. Have good basic hygiene. Follow a daily skincare routine. Apply some natural, glowy makeup.

Q: Because creativity flourishes during moments of solitude, you may benefit from selectively choosing periods to boost this aspect of yourself. When you are not distracted by the demands of others on your time, your mind opens up to greater possibilities. Being alone is a great time to brainstorm a new business idea, write a novel, develop a new song, make pottery, improve your photography skills, and so on. Even if you do not work in an obvious creative field, you can still benefit from this creativity boost. Although you can pursue passions and interests with others, you can also have fun pursuing them alone. Whatever it is that makes you feel relaxed and happy, do it by yourself. This brings with it the added value of allowing you to relax and de-stress on your own. You can also do things that maybe your friends or partner are not interested in or do not have time to join in on. Solo activities cover the full spectrum of hobbies. You can go for a hike, read a book, visit a museum, or shop at a flea market. Just because you're not spending time with any humans doesn't mean you can't enjoy time with an animal companion. Caring for pets can help you overcome a multitude of ills, such as loneliness, depression or anxiety. Pets influence us to go outdoors, they provide companionship without requiring conversation, and they help us make healthier decisions. Alone time is a perfect opportunity to do activities that are nurturing and soothing to your mind, body, and soul. Many people neglect self-care because they are so busy with other obligations. However, tending to your mental and emotional well-being can allow you to perform better, concentrate better, and even fight stress in your daily life--no matter what your career involves. Self-care activities can be anything you enjoy doing that restores you. It could be meditating in the mornings before starting your daily routine. It could be relaxing in a hot bath after a long day of work. Choose a few activities that you find soothing and do them during your alone time each week. You might find, after doing this for a few days/weeks, that you have actually come to like solitude!
A: Develop a passion for art. Engage in a hobby. Play with a furry friend. Perform self-care activities.

Q: When your little sisters do something great, congratulate them! They'll feel good that you noticed they did something good, and it can make you feel good to be nice to them. You don't have to spend all of your time together, but your little sister might be annoying you because she wants to spend time with you. You can improve your relationship with them by doing things together. Ask her to spend time with you, doing an activity you both like. You could go to a movie together, or watch a favorite movie at home. You can also draw together, or read a book together. Playing games that you both enjoy is also a good way to spend time together. If your little sister doesn't realize how much some of the things she does bothers you, she might keep doing them. At a time when you're not mad, explain to her why what she does bothers you. Talking to her can help you get along better. You could say something like, "Amy, when you come into my room and touch my things, it really bothers me. I don't mind if you touch it, but I'd really like you to ask for my permission first, especially since some of my things are breakable. Will you ask from now on?" If you and your little sister fight because of things she does, sit down together and decide on some rules. Tell your parents about the rules so they can help you both follow them. For example, if your little sister takes your things without asking, one of your rules could be, "You have to ask for permission before you can touch or use my things. If you don't ask permission, I can tell Mom and Dad."
A: Congratulate them. Do something together. Tell her what bothers you. Set some ground rules.

Q: Rest your hands on you rib cage so that you pinky touches your torso and your thumb faces up. Keeping your other fingers clenched, raise your thumb so it points up and parallel to your body. " Generally, you will be putting the tip of your middle finger on the middle joint of your thumb. Your goal is to make the circle with your index finger while your thumb forms the straight line. Your middle finger should be parallel with your thumb. The "L" will appear to come up from behind the "B." " Curl your ring finger so that the tip is level with your middle finger's first joint. One side of the "O" will be your curled ring finger, the other will be your straight middle finger. You do not need your pinky to make the symbol, so tuck it out of the way however it that feels comfortable.
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Clench your hands into a fist. Point your thumb up towards your head. Curl your index finger against the thumb to make a lowercase "b. Raise your middle finger towards your head to make the "L". Form the first "O" using your ring finger and the line of the "L. Tuck your pinky behind the other fingers.