Q: Waxing kits come with everything you will need to wax away that pesky unibrow. Wax kits use either cold or warm wax that will pull the hair out by the root. Unibrows that are removed with wax will stay removed for longer than unibrows that are tweezed away. There is also the option of purchasing wax-covered strips. These are best for newcomers to the waxing world. Simply press a pre-waxed strip against the area that you wish to remove hair from. Pat the strip down, hold the skin around it down with your fingers, and swiftly pull the strip off. Wax is notoriously painful, even though it's so effective. If you have sensitive skin, consider applying a little topical numbing cream to the area you intend to wax prior to embarking on the process. Follow the instructions on the box to make sure that you do this correctly. Generally, you can warm the wax up in the microwave, and it may only take 30 to 60 seconds. Stir the wax well to make sure it's fully melted. It is much easier to ask a friend to do this rather than do it yourself. However, you can certainly do it yourself if you use a mirror and have good aim. If you mess up and put the wax on a part of your eyebrow that you do not want to removed, rinse it off and try again. Take a thin brush or pencil and hold it vertically against the widest part of your nose. The point at which the brush meets your eyebrow is where your eyebrow should begin from the center. Repeat on both sides to determine how much hair to remove. Pat it down firmly. Make sure that when you place the strip it does not cover anything that you do not want removed. You should follow the specific instructions listed on the box to determine how long you should way before removing the strip. Depending on the wax, this may only take another minute or so. The wax should feel cool to the touch from the accessible side of the waxing strip. Again, asking a friend to help is a much easier way to wax your unibrow. Hold the skin around the strip down with one hand. Give the strip a swift and fluid yank like your are removing a band-aid. Check your face in the mirror after removing the strip. It's possible that some hairs may get left behind; you can pluck those individually with tweezers. Apply an antibacterial lotion to prevent break-outs or ingrown hairs. A small dab of hydrocortisone cream also works to reduce pain and irritation.
A: Purchase an at-home waxing kit. Warm up the wax. Spread the wax on the area that you would like to remove hair from. Cover the wax with a strip from the box. Let the wax harden. Remove the strip. Apply cold water or an ice cube if the skin swells or is red.

Q: Just about any metal screen or wire chicken fence will do for the sides of your enclosure. Purchase a roll of your choice in screen material from your local hardware store and then unroll it across the top of your rabbit cage to cover the entire opening. Choose a screen or mesh material with openings that are smaller than a rabbit will be. You will need at least 24 feet (7.3m) of screen material, but you'll want to purchase a bit more than that to ensure you have slack to work with. Lay staples across the wire of the screen and into the wooden frame. Secure the screen to the entire top of the cage by placing a staple every 4 inches (10cm) or so, while keeping the screen taught across the top. Be sure to keep the screen pulled tight over the frame as you stable it in place to avoid creating any loose portions a rabbit could escape through. You can purchase a staple gun and staples at your local hardware store. Use wire cutters or metal shears to cut the screen that hangs over the sides of the frame away. Cut the screen so no metal extends beyond the wood; otherwise, it may snag your clothes or scratch you as you walk past the cage. You can also use pliers to fold any bits of metal extending out from the frame back onto itself so no sharp points are sticking out. Cut the screen you secured to the top away from the roll so you can use the roll to cover the rest of the cage as well. The easiest way to secure the screen to the sides of the cage is to lay the cage frame on its side and roll the screen out over it just as you did with the top. Staple the screen in place, using one staple every 4 inches (10cm) or so, then rotate the cage and do the same for the next side. Repeat this process for all four sides until the cage now has a screen secured over everything but the very bottom. Use your shears or wire cutters to remove all the excess screen material hanging off of the sides you covered. The cage will not be completely enclosed except for the bottom. This open bottom is by design, so you can lift the cage up to get to the rabbits rather than installing a door. If you choose to screen in the bottom of the cage because you're worried about animals digging their way in or out of the cage, consider zip tying the screen in place so you can remove it and gain access to the interior of the cage when necessary. With the cage flat on the ground or floor, lift up the opposite side from the rabbit shelter. Have a friend hold the cage up while you place your rabbits inside, then carefully lower the cage back down to enclose them in. To clean the cage, have a friend lift up the end opposite from the rabbit shelter and remove the rabbit. Then you can turn the cage onto its side or even upside down for easy cleaning. To give the rabbit food or water in the cage, lift up the same end to slide the bowl in.
A: Unroll your screen over the top of the box. Use a staple gun to secure the screen to the top of the box. Snip away any excess screen material with shears. Wrap screen around the sides of the box and secure it with staples. Cut away any excess material after the screen is secured. Place your rabbits in their new home.

Q: If you're traveling from outside the Philippines and don't already have a current and valid passport, you will need to obtain one before being allowed into the Philippines. Check online or with your local post office about how to obtain a passport. It can take several weeks for your passport application to process after you send it in. Be sure to allow enough time between when you send your application in and when you leave for your trip. If you are planning to stay in the Philippines for longer than 30 days, you will need to apply for and obtain a visa. Visit the Philippine embassy website for more information: https://www.philippine-embassy.org.sg/consular/visa/important-visa-information/. If you're traveling from outside the Philippines, you will need to get to either Cebu City on the island of Cebu, or to Dumaguete which in the Negros Oriental region of Negros Island. Both cities have international airports. Alternatively, you can fly to Manila, the capital of the Philippines, and take a smaller flight to either city. Due to its small size, Sumilon Island only has one hotel -- the Bluewater Sumilon Island Resort. You can book a room there, or if you're planning to go to Sumilon Island on a day trip, you have the option of staying closer to Cebu City or Dumaguete instead. Search online for the Bluewater Sumilon Island Resort or for hotels near Cebu City or Dumaguete.
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Obtain a passport if necessary. Book your flight to Cebu City or Dumaguete. Book your room to stay overnight.