In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You can use Epsom salt alone, but adding additional ingredients increases the benefits of your bath. An essential oil will add an element of relaxation to your bath. You can choose the essential oil of your choice. Only add a few drops of the oil to the water. Lavender oil is a common choice for baths because it is thought to be relaxing. Rose, geranium, and grapefruit are other good choices for fragrant essential oils. Eucalyptus, tea tree, frankincense, and myrrh oils are good choices for those with skin problems, like acne or dry skin. Apple cider vinegar will boost the detoxification process. Add cup (170 g) of raw, unfiltered apple cider vinegar. You can add it before or after the Epsom salt. Bentonite clay is thought to help with pain and stiffness. Epsom salt is supposed to help with the same problem, so adding the two together increases pain relief. Add about cup (170 g) of clay to the bath water. Rose is a sweet scent that is commonly used in fragrances. Add a few drops of rosewater to your bath for an enjoyable scent as you soak. You can also use rose petals instead of rosewater.
Summary: Add a few drops of an essential oil. Try apple cider vinegar. Use bentonite clay to relieve pain. Add rosewater.

If you want to, you can put the shirt on to determine the new length. Keep in mind that your shirt will be about to 1 inch (1.27 to 2.54 centimeters) longer, depending on how wide the original hem is. Spread the shirt out on a flat, even surface, right-side-out. Use a ruler to measure up from the bottom edge of the shirt every so often. This will ensure that your shirt is the same length all the way around. If you can't find a dressmaker's chalk or pen, you can make the line using sewing pins instead; just be careful not to pin both sides of the shirt together. Keep folding your way all around the shirt. It should now be a little shorter than before. You are still folding on the outside of the shirt. Do not fold the hem on the inside. Use the zigzag stitch or the stretch stitch on your sewing machine. Make sure that your thread color closely matches your shirt. Keep your shirt right-side-out. You should now see the original hem, the hem's original stitching, and your new "seam" just above it. Focus on the new seam you made. This will flatten it, and make the bottom of your shirt smoother. If you'd like, you an secure the hem with sewing pins, although this is not necessary. Anywhere between to 3/16-inch (3.2 to 4.3 millimeters) away will be plenty.Use a stretch stitch for this step, and be sure to go back and forth over the start and end of your sewing a few times to prevent unraveling. Start sewing from one of the side seams. This will help hide the start and end of your sewing better. If you secured your hem with sewing pins, be sure to pull them out as you sew. Try to cut as close to your stitching as you can. Discard the excess material, or save it for another project. When you are done, go back over your shirt and snip off any excess or loose threads. Your shirt is now ready to wear.
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One-sentence summary -- Figure out how short you want your shirt to be, and make a mark on the outside of the shirt. Use a dressmaker's chalk or pen to draw a line all around the shirt at an even distance from the bottom edge. Fold the hem up until the bottom edge touches the line that you drew. Sew around shirt, as close to the selvage edge as you can. Fold hem back down, and tuck the excess fabric inside the shirt, away from the bottom of the hem. Press the hem with an iron. Top stitch as close to your seam as possible. Turn the shirt inside-out and cut the excess material away. Turn shirt right-side-out.

Q: The "deer in the headlights" look can make you look a little frightening. The quickest way to make any portrait look better is to ever so slightly squint your eyes. Be careful not to squint so much that it looks like you're straining to see something, however. There's a reason almost everyone hates driver's license, passport, and other ID photos. Looking straight-on, stiff, and wide-eyed at the camera just isn't flattering. Before snapping your picture, show off your best side and tilt your head slightly. A smile improves any picture. Studies show that a smiling face appears more likeable than one with a neutral expression. Relax your mouth, show a few teeth, and smile naturally. Try to avoid the clenched, cheesy smile. Pouting out your lips in an unnatural way, or any other unusual expression will lower the quality of your profile picture. Over-the-top expressions can make you look silly and obscure what you really look like. You want people to be able to match your profile picture with how you normally look. A profile picture should focus on showing your features as they naturally are. If you do your makeup, wear bright lipstick and make sure your eyebrows are perfect so they will enhance your expression. Take off sunglasses or anything else that might obscure your features.
A: Squint a little. Tilt your head to the side. Show your pearly whites. Avoid the duck face. Keep things natural.

Article: Paternal Grandmother: Daadi Paternal Grandfather: Daada Maternal Grandmother: Nani Maternal Grandfather: Nana Granddaughter: Daughter's daughter: Nawasi Son's daughter: Poti Daughter's son: Nawasa Son's son: Pota
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Ways to refer to grandparents and grandchildren.

Problem: Article: Even an understated hue like olive green can look a bit loud if paired with bright colors. When choosing a shirt and/or jacket, opt for neutral colors like navy blue, bright white, black and various shades of gray. These colors tend to work well with green pants, regardless of where they fall on the color spectrum. Avoid bright graphic t-shirts and busy patterns when wearing green pants. For instance, try a pair of olive green skinny jeans with a black v-neck t-shirt and simple black sneakers. Cargo pants typically create a casual, no-frills vibe, but pairing them with pieces that are dressy and feminine can make for an eye-catching contrast. Wear army green pants with a light pink top for a trendy street-ready look. Choose pieces with delicate details, like lace or fringe, to emphasize the juxtaposition even more. For example, forest green skinny jeans would work well with a scalloped black top with lace embellishments. A muted shade of olive green works well with jewel tones like burgundy, deep blue and ginger, especially when you're going for a Fall-inspired color palette. Wear olive green chinos with a deep blue blazer and burgundy scarf for an office-ready look. For a more casual outfit, try a deep blue v-neck sweater with a jewel-toned plaid button down underneath it. The visible plaid collar will provide a pop of understated color. If you're wearing pants in a lighter or brighter shade of green, those should be the focal point of your entire outfit. Choose simple pieces with clean lines, such as button-downs and t-shirts, to go along with your pants. Something dark, like a black shirt, can temper the brightness of the green and make the overall look more accessible. Avoid creating multiple layers and mixing different textures in the same outfit, since those extra details will clash with the bright green.
Summary:
Stick to neutral colored pieces. Wear feminine pieces with green cargo pants for a military twist. Pair olive green pants with jewel-toned clothing. Keep things simple when you're wearing bright green pants.