Write an article based on this "Stay out of the sun. Wear high SPF sunscreens. Wear a hat. Keep your skin covered. Make a skin bleach. Use a commercial skin lightener."
article: As much as you can, try to stay out of direct sunlight, especially during the hours between 10am and 4pm. This is when the sun's rays are the strongest. If you have to go out in the sun, try to carry a parasol to create some shade for yourself. If you are sitting outside, try to sit somewhere that is shaded and out of the sun. Even if you don't expect to be in the sun, apply a sunscreen with an SPF of at least 30 each day. You should also do this when it is overcast, as it is possible for the sun's rays to penetrate clouds, even if you don't realize it. Apply the sunscreen to any part of your skin that will be exposed. Don't forget the tops of your ears, and the back of your neck! If you are worried that sunscreen will make your face greasy, try looking for a sunscreen that is specifically formulated for the face. These might have a lower SPF, but won't be greasy. If you are worried about breaking out, look for sunscreens that are non-comedogenic. Wearing a hat can protect the sensitive skin on your face, your ears, and your neck. Choosing a hat that has a brim all the way around will help protect the skin on the back of you neck, and it will also cover your ears. Wearing a hat can be very fashionable as well. You can even make it part of your own unique style if you wear a hat all of the time. Although it won't help keep your skin pale, wearing sunglasses will also protect your eyes from sun damage. If it is a very sunny day, try to wear long-sleeved shirts and long pants. This will keep your skin from burning or tanning. If it is also hot, try to choose light fabrics so that you don't overheat. Long maxi dresses will look summery, keep you cool, and keep your legs covered. You can wear a light cardigan to keep your shoulders and arms covered. If you want to lighten your skin you can make a natural skin bleach using a slice of lemon, a cup of milk, and 2 or 3 teaspoons of natural yogurt. You can smear this mixture on your skin and leave it on for up to half an hour. Remove the mixture from your skin immediately if you experience any burning or itching. To make the mixture allow the lemon slice to soak in the milk for a few hours. After that, remove the lemon slice and add yogurt, a teaspoon at a time, until the mixture has a thick consistency that you can apply on your skin like you would a face mask. You may be able to purchase an over-the-counter skin lightener that you can use to make your skin appear lighter. In some cases, you may be able to talk to your doctor about a prescription-strength skin lightener. If you do purchase an over-the-counter product be sure that it does not contain mercury, and only has 2% hydroquinone for best results. It is important that you follow the instructions provided with the cream very carefully to avoid causing damage to your skin. Be aware that using a skin lightening cream comes with its own risks. In many skin lightening products, the active ingredient is mercury. If you use too much of the cream, or if you use it too often, you could be poisoned by the mercury. Skin lighteners may also contain steroids, which can cause long-term health problems if used in excess. Many skin lighteners also use hydroquinone, which can cause unwanted skin discoloration if used improperly.

Write an article based on this "Wet the straps thoroughly with warm water. Add a few drops of liquid fabric softener into the strap slots. Pull, or floss, the straps in and out of the slot to dislodge the dirt. Submerge them in warm water while flossing if there is a lot of dirt. Rinse your Chacos thoroughly and set them aside to air dry."
article: You can either run the shoes under warm water in the sink or tub, or use a damp washcloth to apply water to the straps. If your sandals are particularly dirty or dusty, moistening the straps well will be very important. You can floss both synthetic and leather Chacos. Don't use hot waterwarm to lukewarm will be fine. Place a clean towel down on the counter before starting to work to keep your surface area clean. Put several drops of liquid fabric softener into either side of the strap slots, both on the outside and on the inside. The fabric softener acts as a lubricant for the straps. If you accidentally pour too much fabric softener, that is okay! It will all get rinsed off at the end. The straps of your Chacos are adjustable and thread through the sole of the shoeso you just need to pull the straps so they move through the sole and push out the dirt, sand, and dust that has accumulated in the strap slots. Your Chacos actually are made up of just the footbed and 1 continuous strap threaded through the sole, which you adjust to conform to the shape of your foot. If you feel like you can't get the straps to move, keep trying! They may be dusty or hardened from grime, so try adding some more water or fabric softener until they start to slide through the slots. If you are flossing your Chacos and notice that there seems to be no end to the dirt coming out, putting them in warm water while continuing to floss them will help rinse away that dirt a little bit better. If you are cleaning your Chacos regularly, you probably won't need to submerge them in water, but if it has been a few months since the last time you flossed them, it may take a little longer to get them clean. Use your sink or tub to rinse all the fabric softener and dislodged dirt off of your Chacos. Either hang them to dry or set them outside in the sun for a few hours before wearing them again. Chacos generally don't take very long to dry, so check them after 2 or 3 hours to see if they're ready to be worn again yet.

Write an article based on this "Survey your customers. Use test marketing. Host consumer panels. Use scanner panel data."
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You can collect information from them in several ways: telephone or e-mail surveys, statistical reviews of customer order history, and market trends. Ask them about their purchasing plans and projected buying behavior. Use a large pool to help generalize results. Ask them how likely they are to buy your products and tally the results. Customers are in the best position to know the demand for a product. The danger from surveys is that they often overestimate actual demand. While a customer may show interest in your product, actually buying it is a different thing altogether. Keep in mind that conducting surveys can be expensive, difficult, and time consuming. Surveys rarely form the base of a successful demand forecast. Use this during the early stages of your product development. Find a small, isolated, area that has your targeted demographic. Roll out every stage of your marketing plan including advertising, promotion, and distribution plans. Measure product awareness, penetration, market share and total sales. Fine tune your market strategy based on the information you receive so that you will run into fewer problems when you launch your product nationally. Gather a small group of potential customers in a room and let them use your product and discuss it. The customers are usually paid a small amount for participating. Panels are similar to surveys in that they are more useful to analyze the product rather than forming the basis for a demand forecast. Find a large set of household customers to agree to participate in an ongoing study of their buying habits at grocery stores, for example. Have these customers agree to submit information such as the size of their households, their ages, their household income, and any other information you find relevant to your product. Whenever they buy groceries, their purchases are recorded and analyzed. This data can be collected when they use their store grocery card. This creates a rich database to create statistical models and see relationships in data. As with other types of experimental approaches, it can be difficult to apply these results to demand forecasts.