Sometimes, when you're in public, someone may use a condescending tone or drop a "dear" at the end of a sentence when talking to you. If you run across it in public, start by being polite. In other words, don't rise to the bait. Simply go by your own rules of politeness, and move on with the conversation. Most of the time, the person probably doesn't even realize they're being condescending or treating you like a child. Snapping at them won't help the situation. Sometimes, you may find yourself in a situation where you should be the one having the conversation with the "expert," but instead, that expert is having it with someone else right in front of you. A prime example of this situation is when a mechanic addresses the husband about the wife's car when the wife is standing right there and should be the one in the discussion. The best way to deal with this type of situation is to ask a question that the person has to directly address, meaning the person needs to talk to you. For example, you could ask, "I understand what you're saying about the timing belt, but don't you think my spark plugs also need to be changed? They were last changed 20,000 miles ago." If someone is being patronizing, it may be that they have just gotten into a rut of explaining things to everyone who walks in the door, especially in technical jobs or fields. One way to change the conversation is to use a little humor to jostle the person out of their standard explanation. For example, when someone says, "You need to make sure you change your oil every 3,000 miles," you could say, "Just like going in for tune up at the doctor, right?" Sometimes, when it's a stranger who's treating you like a child, you just have to let it go and move on. You'll probably never see that person again, and holding on to that anger isn't helping you at all.
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One-sentence summary -- Stay polite. Shift the conversation back to you. Use humor. Let it go.

Q: While the skin is protected from all but the sharp edge of the blade, it's still important to use these carefully; nicks and cuts are common mistakes made by even the most experienced of men. Disposable razors are cheap and no surprise here disposable. They are best purchased in bulk and discarded after five or fewer uses, after which time the blade or blades become dull. hoose double-edged blades for closeness and economy. These blades are currently enjoying a resurgence in popularity amongst men. Even though multi-blade razors are technically safety razors, this is what people usually refer to when they say "safety razor." Razors with a single-edged blade are very outdated, and rare. Purchase the handle separately. These can be found anywhere from $10-$1000 for fancier handles. Usually, the handle will be a more significant investment, as the blades themselves are relatively cheap. Purchase the double-edged blades in bulk. You should be able to get them for considerably less than $1 per blade. The handle of your safety razor unscrews, and you fit your blade into the handle manually. Double-edged blades usually last for about five shaves. Because they are cheap, it's recommended to change them every week if you shave daily. Double-edged blades are quite sharp and often leave nicks and cuts on the inexperienced user. Shaving with the grain and making multiple passes is highly recommended on safety blades. Most electric shavers are designed to be used on dry skin. They do not produce as close a shave as a safety razor would do. The advantage of an electric razor is that; you don't need to fill up the bathroom sink with water, or use shaving foam. Inexpensive electric shavers, in particular, are slow because unlike safety razors, they do not get all the hair with each pass. They may not be cheaper than safety razors over time, because the heads do wear out and can be as expensive as safety razor cartridges to replace. Some electric shavers can be used with water or lather; these will be cordless, conspicuously marked, and expensive. These have fallen out of favour since the emergence of the safety razor from the 1900s onwards, and the invention of electric shavers; because they require considerable skill to use. Straight razors are probably the sharpest razor out there. (They also have more heft than your average safety razor.) Shaving with straight razors will probably leave you with more cuts than your average shave with a safety razor if you're inexperienced; though, learning the proper way to hold and use one would limit how many scrapes you suffer. In the hands of an experienced barber, straight razors offer the closest shave.
A: Choose disposable razors for convenience and price. . Choose an electric shaver for dry shaving. Choose a straight razor for elegance and precision.

Article: Clean teeth and fresh breath may make your mouth seem more attractive, so make sure that you include dental hygiene in your kissable lip routine. Take a few minutes to brush, floss, and use mouth wash. If you can't brush your teeth, then chew on a piece of gum or have a mint. Another way to draw attention to your lips is to touch them with your fingers or with something edible. This can be a seductive, playful or subtle way to get someone to kiss you. For example, you can run the tip of a finger over your lips, as if you are thinking about something. Or, hold an ice cube or a piece of fruit, such as a grape or a strawberry, against your lips for a few seconds before you put it into your mouth. To send a stronger signal, try making eye contact with the person you want to kiss as you touch your lips. Another way that you can bring attention to your lips is to hold them in a way that your potential kissing partner might find sexy. For example, you can try pursing your lips, parting your lips slightly, licking your lips, or gently biting one of your lips. Try out a few different things to draw attention to your lips. Physical closeness can also make your lips appear more kissable. It will also be easier for your potential kissing partner to kiss you if you are within arm's reach. Try standing somewhat close to the person you want to kiss. To make it even more clear that you want to be kissed, try looking at your partner's lips instead of making eye contact. This should help him or her to understand that you want to be kissed.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Make sure that your breath is fresh. Touch your lips. Hold your lips in a seductive way. Move closer.