Q: If your hair is a naturally cool, dark shade, like chocolate or dark ash brown, choose a light blonde color for your balayage. A shade of lighter ash or khaki will give you sleek, flattering highlights. If your hair is very dark, you may need to bleach it before attempting to dye it blonde. Otherwise, your hair may not appear as light as you want. The final color will depend on your natural hair color and the developer you use. If you have warmer-toned or natural hair in shades like walnut or mahogany, go for blonde highlights with more yellow in them. Look for a caramel or honey blonde shade for a warm, natural look. If you have natural hair, gold tones look especially great. Try highlights in red, gold, or copper. If you want to try balayage with light, icy-toned blonde hair, go with a shade with no warm tones, like cool beige or flaxen. These more metallic shades can enhance the gray-green tint of your hair. Balayage will only pop on blonde hair that's more dirty blonde, as opposed to platinum. If you have white blonde hair, try lowlights instead. With blonde hair that's sunnier and warmer in color, like honey or sandy shades, look for a dye that's light gold, beachy, or burnished yellow. Subtle highlights in these shades will add depth and movement to your naturally blonde locks. Balayage can be a great technique to bring out different notes in red hair, too. Stay within the same general hue as your natural color for a subtle, sun-kissed look. If you have a blue-red hair tone, like scarlet or wine, go with cooler balayage colors like strawberry. For an orange-red hair color, try copper or ginger highlights. It's best to balayage your hair with highlighting or balayage kits, which are available at any store that sells hair products and online. Good kits should be easy to find and affordable. Balayage kits come with a comb applicator, lightening formula, plastic gloves, conditioner to use afterwards, and instructions.
A: Choose a light blonde color if you have dark, cool brown hair. Go with a caramel shade if you have natural or warm brown hair. Try a flaxen or beige balayage if you have cool blonde hair. Use light gold dye if you have yellower blonde hair. Pair red hair with balayage in the same color family. Buy a balayage or highlighting kit at a beauty store.

Article: If you have persistent acne that doesn't respond to the first method or if you have severe, cystic acne, then you should consider meeting with a dermatologist who can prescribe other medications. For many women, certain birth control medications can help regulate acne-causing hormones. Since hormones are the initial cause of acne, regulating these hormones can lead to decreased breakouts. Oral antibiotics can decrease the amount of the p. acnes bacteria on your skin, which can decrease inflammation. Oral or topical antibiotics may be one of the first treatments that a dermatologist recommends for persistent acne. Antibiotic treatments will usually require daily dosages for four-to-six months. After which point, they will be tapered off. In addition to some topical antibiotics, a dermatologist may want to prescribe other topical medications. These can range from prescription-strength benzoyl peroxide to azelaic acid or tazarotene and other retinoids. Most of these medications are meant to reduce skin lesions and inflammation associated with acne. Another topical medication called Dapsone gel (Aczone) is especially helpful for hormonal acne in women. Isotretinoin is one of the most effective acne treatments available. However, it's also the medication with some of the most serious potential side effects and risks, and usage is closely monitored. Isotretinoin actually shrinks the size of oil glands, which causes them to produce less oil. Side effects of isotretinoin include increased risk of depression, and it has also been tied to birth defects, so women who are pregnant will not be prescribed the medication. Other side effects may include very dry skin, dry eyes, and increased risk of sunburn. In addition, women who could become pregnant need to take birth control or abstain from sex about one month before, during, and for one to two months after taking Isotretinoin. They also need to take monthly pregnancy tests during this time. The medication is typically taken once or twice a day for sixteen-to-twenty weeks with results that are often permanent. If topical and oral medications do not work for you, then you may want to consider other types of treatments for your acne. Ask your dermatologist about your options, which may include: Laser or light treatments, such as photodynamic therapy. Chemical peels. Extraction of blackheads and whiteheads. Microdermabrasion.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Consult a dermatologist. Ask about birth control. Ask about acne-treating antibiotics. Discuss other topical prescription options. Ask about isotretinoin. Look into other treatments that might be helpful for you.

Problem: Article: In a document separate from your resume, write an artist statement that describes the inspiration for your artwork. Mention any themes or ideas you were considering while making the artwork. Use simple, straightforward language to give the reader a bit of practical information about your work so they can put it in context. For example, you may write, "I was inspired by the elaborate traditional mourning shawls worn by my Jewish grandmother" or "These pieces came out of my love of nature in the winter." Mention how you made the artwork, including what types of art materials you used to create it. You can also outline your creative process to give the reader a better sense of how you came up with the artwork. For example, you may write, "I created these pieces with oil, drawn to the vibrant colors and textures of this medium" or "I made these pieces by layering lace fabric on wood and then spray painting the fabric black." Avoid writing a long-winded, multi-page statement. Instead, keep it short, sweet, and to the point. Only include the necessary details and get rid of any fluff. Aim for 500 words or less. Only include a written artist proposal for the exhibition if the submission requirements asks for one. The proposal focuses on a specific plan for an exhibition, including a brief overview of the concept of the show and a number of works that are going to be included. You can also note the details of the installation and a timeline for installing the show. The proposal should be no longer than 500 to 750 words, or one page. You should also include short biographies of the artists and curators that will be involved in the show, including yourself. Make the artist proposal a separate document from your artist statement.
Summary: Give background information about your submission. Discuss the materials and processes used in your submission. Keep the statement under 500 words. Include an artist proposal, if applicable.

Q: Various flour types can be used to flour the pan, but the rule of thumb is to use the flour that the recipe called for. This way you won't be altering the taste or composition of the batter. Flour is tasteless, but it can leave a white residue on baked goods, especially if they are chocolate ones. For chocolate cakes, muffins, or any baked good that has cocoa powder in it, set aside some cocoa powder in place of flour.
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Set aside some flour that is already used in your recipe. Choose cocoa powder instead of flour for chocolate baked goods.