Write an article based on this "Protect your clothes. Protect your hair. Start with a fresh, clean face. Apply the mask to your face. Leave the mask on your face. Rinse the mask off. Consider applying toner and moisturizer."
article: The facemasks you have made will be very gloopy and messy. Consider draping a towel over the front of your chest and shoulders to protect your clothes. You can also wear something that you do not mind getting dirty. While the ingredients you have used are not bad for your hair, you will probably have to wash your hair completely if you get any of the oatmeal mask on it. To prevent this, tie your hair into a pony tail to keep it away from your face. If you have short hair, then consider wearing a shower cap. If you have not already, wash your face with your usual facial cleanser and water. Lightly pat your face dry with a clean towel. Using your fingers, start gently massaging the mask into your face, using circular motions. Apply the mask into your forehead, nose, cheekbones, and jaw. Do not apply it on your mouth or eyes. Let the mask sit on your face for 10 to 15 minutes. If you are using the soothing, yogurt-based mask, consider leaving the mask on for 15 to 20 minutes instead. The mask may harden or start to flake off as it dries; this is normal and to be expected. While waiting for your mask to dry, consider taking a relaxing bath or soak. Using cool water, gently wash the face mask off. Be sure to use the same circular, massaging motions that you used to put the mask on. Once your face is clean, follow up with your usual skincare regime. If you don't have a skincare regime, them you can consider applying some toner and moisturizer. To apply the toner, simply soak a cotton ball with some toner, and sweep it over your face, focusing on the forehead, nose, and cheekbones. The toner will help tighten your pores. To apply some moisturizer, simply squeeze some of your favorite facial moisturizer onto your palm, and apply it to your face using your fingers. Avoid the sensitive areas around your nose and mouth.

Write an article based on this "License your business. Create a website for your business. Develop a marketing strategy. Get the necessary paperwork for your clients. Price your services according to the local market and your experience."
article: You may want to get a job at a wedding planning firm. However, if you're starting your own wedding planning business, you'll need to get it licensed. Licensing involves a combination of federal and local permits. Visit your local government's website to see what steps you should take. Keep in mind that there's no specific wedding planner business license. This is like your digital brochure. Your website should include your contact information, services offered, references, and high quality photos of your past weddings. A personalized business story is a nice touch. Sites like Weebly and Wordpress offer easy-to-use website building software. You can use these tools for free, but you'll have to pay for things like ad blocking, advanced templates, and a custom domain name. If you don't have any photos yet, don't use stock photos! Either leave your gallery blank, or set up some nice flower arrangements or table settings in your home and snap a few high quality photos. Digital marketing is the easiest and cheapest way to reach clients. Consider using Facebook or Google AdWords to promote your business. Search for "wedding planners in [your area]" and try to list your business on a few of the top sites. Check online directories like Team Wedding and Home of Top Wedding Sites for advertising rates. Local bridal shows can be a great place to network with vendors and meet potential clients. Presentation here is key, so make sure your booth looks sleek and professional. Enlist friends and family to distribute old school business cards and pamphlets. Bring them with you to bridals shows and community centers. Ideally, you should have a client services agreement, a liability agreement, and a sales document that outlines your terms. These will protect you in case of legal issues. Talk to a lawyer to help you write up these documents. See what your competitors are charging, and pick a similar price point. If you're new, you should charge a little less than the seasoned professionals, but don't knock too much off the price. You still need to make a profit, after all. Negotiating prices with clients isn't uncommon, but definitely think twice before lowering your prices for client. You don't want to sell yourself short.

Write an article based on this "Make an appointment with your doctor or dentist. Ask your doctor about special dyes for your mouth. Ask your doctor about using laser light instead."
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If any signs or symptoms last for more than two weeks or quickly get worse, then contact your doctor or dentist as soon as you can. Unless your family physician is also an ear, nose, mouth specialist (otolaryngologist), then your dentist may be the better bet to start with because they can rule out any non-cancerous mouth problems more readily and then treat them to relieve your discomfort. In addition to a mouth exam (including your lips, cheeks, tongue, gums, tonsils and throat) your neck, ears, and nose should also be looked at to determine the cause of your problem. Your doctor or dentist will also ask you about risky behaviors (tobacco smoking and alcohol use) and your family history, as some cancers have a genetic link. Be aware that people over 40 years of age, especially if they are male and of African American descent, are considered at higher risk for oral cancers. Along with an exam of your mouth and throat, some dentists or doctors may use special oral dyes to better visualize abnormal areas in your mouth, especially if you are considered at higher risk for oral cancer. For example, one method uses a dye called toluidine blue. Putting toluidine blue dye over a cancerous area in your mouth will make the diseased tissue stain a darker blue than surrounding healthy tissue. Sometimes infected or injured tissue also stains dark blue, so it's not a definitive test for cancer, just a visual guide. To be sure of cancer, a tissue sample (biopsy) needs to be taken and looked at under a microscope by a cancer specialist. This way you can get an accurate diagnosis. Another method of trying to distinguish healthy tissue from cancerous tissue in the mouth is by using special lasers. In general, when laser light is reflected off abnormal tissue, it looks different (duller) from light reflected off normal tissue. Another method uses a special fluorescent light to view the mouth after it's been rinsed with an acetic acid solution (vinegar, basically). Again the cancerous tissue stands out. If an abnormal area of the mouth is suspected, a tissue biopsy is usually performed. Alternatively, sometimes the abnormal tissue can be evaluated by exfoliative cytology, where the suspected lesion is scraped with a stiff brush and the cells looked at microscopically.