Q: Headbands that convert into scarves are a great option for safaris. They'll keep sweat off your face if you're hiking or walking, but you can also use them as a scarf to keep dust out of your face. Companies like Columbia have these types of headbands. You'll be spending a lot of time in the sun, even if you're on safari in the winter. Make sure you take along a sunhat that protects your head, face, and neck from sunburn. Even with a hat, the rest of our body can be susceptible to sunburn. Sunscreen with an SPF of at least 30 should work well. You can wear your everyday shoes around your hotel, but you'll need something sturdier when you're actually out on safari. Hiking boots that come above your ankle and are waterproof are your best bet.
A: Select a headband that prevents sweat and dust. Pick a sunhat. Take sunscreen. Choose hiking boots.

Article: Wear items that highlight your assets and camouflage your insecurities. Pick your clothes based on your body type: Pear shaped bodies typically have a defined waist with hips wider than your shoulders. Wear straight-legged pants and jackets that accentuate your shoulders. Apple body shapes lack a defined waist and carry weight around the stomach. Wear V-neck shirts to create a vertical line, patterned garments, and well-fitting jackets. Rectangular bodies lack a defined waist and their hips and shoulders are similar in width. They are easy to dress, and you can wear clothes with medium to high necklines. Hourglass shaped bodies have a defined waist and wide hips and bust. Wear V-neck shirts and darker colors on top. Inverted triangle bodies have small hips and wide shoulders. Draw attention away from your torso by wearing open necklines, bold textures on the bottom, and eye-catching shoes. You can choose signature colors to make your style unique and flatter your appearance. Maybe purple is your favorite hue, or maybe you get a lot of compliments wearing red. Determine your skin tone, and choose colors based on your complexion. Choose warm-toned colors like orange, red, amber, green, and red-purples if you have warm skin tones (olive or yellowish undertone). Wear colors like blue, emerald, deep purple, pink, and ruby for cooler skin tones (bluish and pink undertone). Go with light peach, light blue, and dark green colored clothes for neutral skin tones. Neutral skin tones have a mix of warm and cool undertones. If you tend to dress simply, like jeans and a T-shirt, try throwing on a scarf, sunglasses, or hat to make your look more interesting. Adding small elements can enhance your outfits and make you more confident! For example, go with neutral basics and add a pop of color or a cool pattern. You can also try a bold necklace or stacked rings. You can also throw on a cool hat or jacket. Pick 1-2 items to become part of your style identity, something you can wear daily that others will instantly relate to you. Wear your signature piece with many outfit combinations so people recognize it as your look. For example, Jackie O is known for her large sunglasses. Audrey Hepburn made cropped pants and ballet flats popular. Your staple can be something simple like a personal piece of jewelry or something bold like a fur coat. Try things like a bold red lipstick, a bright colored bag, or a customized jean jacket. A good tailor can transform a garment into a perfect, individualized must-have. They will hem long jeans, repair small rips, and update outdated garments. Find a local tailor by searching online, and stop into their shop to discuss your garments. For example, a tailor can sew vintage buttons onto a black cardigan you love but want to make unique.
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Embrace your shape in flattering clothing that makes you feel confident. Choose your color palette based on your skin tone. Pair your wardrobe basics with unique accessories to elevate your look. Splurge on a staple item to individualize your style. Hire a tailor to make sizing adjustments and to add personal touches.

Q: For temporary flare-ups of inflammation, NSAIDs like ibuprofen can be effective. If inflammation is causing joint paint or a headache, for instance, use an NSAID as directed by the bottle and see if it helps reduce your pain. NSAIDs are not meant to be taken for long periods of time, however, so they may not be suitable for treating chronic inflammation. Speak with your doctor about using NSAIDs for more than 10 days to treat inflammation. Be cautious of taking NSAIDs frequently if you are at risk of getting stomach ulcers. Some preconditions that might make you at risk include being a smoker or having kidney failure. If over-the-counter NSAIDs have little effect on your condition or you need medication for chronic inflammation, ask your doctor about possible prescription drugs you can take. Some of these may be more powerful or safer to take for longer periods of time than over-the-counter drugs. Some common prescription pain relievers include Celebrex and Vioxx. Medication that fights inflammation can have negative side effects on your stomach, liver, or kidneys. Your doctor may even ask you to take regular blood tests when taking these pills. Follow all of your doctor's orders and let them know immediately if you think something is wrong. For instance, if you're having stomach pain or nausea, this could be a side effect of medication.
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Take over-the-counter non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs). Talk to your doctor about taking prescription medication for a stronger effect. Communicate with your doctor regularly when taking medication.