To draw a heart on your nail with a toothpick, all you'll need is a base coat, a nail polish in your preferred color, red nail polish, a piece of paper or foil, a toothpick and a top coat. Avoid using a quick dry polish this will get sticky too fast. Try juxtaposing your red heart against a baby blue polish or changing out the red polish for gold glitter polish. If you don't have a toothpick, try substituting a bobby pin.

Summary: Gather your supplies.

If you enjoy moist, sweet pancakes or waffles, stir one spiralized apple into the batter and bake the pancakes or waffles as usual. Or if you'd like to use the apples as a pancake topping, saute the spiralized apple in a little butter and maple syrup. Instead of peeling, coring and slicing apples for dessert, use spiralized apples. Toss several spiralized apples with cornstarch, spices, and sugar. Place these in a pastry shell or tart pan. Cover the apples with another layer of pastry or sprinkle a crumble topping on them. Bake the tart or crumble until the top is golden brown and the spiralized apples are bubbling. Don't worry about peeling the apples since the small strings of apple will cook down. Add a little flavor to your salads by including something sweet. Scatter spiralized apples over most savory salads to get a slightly sweet crunch. Try spiralized apples on: Kale or green leaf salad. Chicken salad. Tuna salad. Coleslaw. Spinach and noodle salad. If you try to eat healthy breakfasts but want to add more fruit, spiralize an apple and place it on your morning oatmeal or yogurt. The apples will give a slight crunch and a little sweetness. You can also mix the spiralized apples into granola for a quick snack.

Summary: Stir the spiralized apples into pancake or waffle batter. Make an apple tart or crumble. Top salads with spiralized apples. Stir spiralized apples into yogurt or oatmeal.

Though goldfish are freshwater fish, a salt bath can be great for your fish's overall health and help him recover from a lack of oxygen. However, if your fish is already on other medications or if you are using other treatments to revive him, you should only do a salt bath before giving him other medications or after you have completed other medications or treatments. Sea salt, kosher salt, aquarium salt and pure Morton's rock salt are all recommended for use. If possible, use natural sea salt with no additives, as it is high in minerals. Use a container that is clean and free of any contaminants. Add tank water to the container, as long as the tank water is safe to use, or add fresh water that has been de-chlorinated. Ensure the water temperature in the container is the same as the temperature of the water in the tank, or within three degrees of the same temperature. Add one teaspoon of salt per gallon of water. Mix the salt into the water to ensure all the granules have dissolved and then place your fish in the container of salt water. Keep your fish in the salt water for one to three minutes, and observe your fish during the salt bath. If your fish displays any signs of stress, like rapid swimming or jerky movements, move your fish back into his main tank. Garlic is a natural detoxifier, and can help to purify your fish. Make your own garlic water by peeling a medium size garlic bulb and mincing it up. Then, place the minced garlic in hot water and let it sit at room temperature for up to 12 hours. You can then mash up the cloves and strain it to create garlic water. The garlic water can be kept in the fridge and is good for up to two weeks. Use the garlic water the same way you would use salt in a salt bath. Use about 1 teaspoon garlic water per 10 gallons (37.9L) of tank water. Then, give your fish a purifying garlic bath for one to three minutes. You can also give your fish garlic water to help prevent infection. Apply it to your fish's mouth using a syringe or an eye dropper, two drops a day for 7-10 days. Chlorophyll is considered medicine for goldfish and can help boost your fish's immune system and health. Look for pure liquid chlorophyll at your local pet store. It usually comes in drops. Give your goldfish a chlorophyll bath in his tank, following the instructions on the bottle. You can also give your goldfish chlorophyll by adding it to his gel food. You can purchase this product at your local pet store. Most stress coat water conditioners are made with aloe, which helps to sooth stressed out fish and heal any damaged tissue on your fish. Using a stress coat water treatment can help your fish recover after being revived.

Summary: Give your fish a salt bath. Try a garlic bath. Add chlorophyll to the tank. Use a stress coat water conditioner.

Divide the batter equally among three bowls. For the first batch of batter, add a few drops of red food coloring or edible gel paste to the bowl and stir with a clean spoon until the color is fully incorporated. Add more color as necessary to achieve the desired intensity. Repeat with the blue and yellow food coloring. You can actually use any colors you like for tie-dye cupcakes, and can also use more than just three colors. Be sure to use a fresh bowl and a fresh spoon for each batch of colored batter, otherwise the colors will become muddy. You can also mix and match food coloring to achieve different colors. For instance, you can mix blue and red to achieve purple. To have white in your mix, leave one of the bowls of batter uncolored. Prepare a cupcake tin by lining it with white cupcake liners. Into the bottom of each liner, drop 1 to 2 tablespoons (15 to 30 ml) of red batter. Then place one or two spoons of yellow batter on top of that, followed by an equal quantity of blue batter on top. Stop when the liners are filled half way. You can layer the colors in any way you like, and don't have to use the red, yellow, blue pattern. different spoons for each color. If you're using more colors, use to 1 tablespoon (7.5 to 15 ml) of batter for each color. Instead of spooning the colors into the liners, you can also transfer each batter color to a separate pastry bag, and pipe in the batters one color at a time. To create the tie-dye effect, take a clean toothpick and gently swirl around the batter in each liner. Don't mix too much, or you will end up blending the colors and they'll become muddy. You can create circular tie-dye patterns by swirling the toothpick in circles. Create wavy patterns by zig zagging the toothpick in the batter. Make tie-dye spikes by dipping the toothpick into the batter in a few places and pulling it straight out. This will lift the bottom batter colors to the top.
Summary: Dye the batter. Spoon the colors separately into cupcake liners. Swirl the colors.