Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Match your metals. Wear only one statement piece. Pick bright and neutral shades. Pick only one or two bright colors for your accessories.

Answer: If you are wearing multiple pieces of jewelry, try to match your metals. For instance, wear either all silver or all gold jewelry. It is possible to get away with mixing, but it is harder to pull off. For this reason, many choose to just wear one type of metal per outfit. You can mix-and-match metals with other types of jewelry. For example, you can layer a short silver necklace with a long pearl necklace. You definitely want to make a statement, but you don't want to look like a Christmas tree. If you have a piece like a large necklace or a patterned handbag, compliment it with smaller or simpler accessories. This will give your outfit a focal point and will make it more cohesive. Wearing too many statement pieces will make your outfit look tacky and won't lead the eye around; there will be no focus. If you are wearing multiple accessories, make sure they are not all brightly-colored. Doing this can overwhelm your dress or make your outfit seem cluttered. Choose either all neutral or a mix of neutral and bright accessories. For example, if you want a boho look, layer a necklace made from large, colored glass beads with a necklace made from small, brown, wooden beads. If you want to wear more than one brightly-colored accessory, make sure they are the same color. This way your accessories will look like they all belong together and the look won't be overwhelmed by multiple bright colors. For example, if you're wearing a blue-and-white polka dotted dress, pair it with a bright red belt and a matching pair of bright red pumps.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Combine brown sugar, honey, and water. Microwave for 30 seconds. Let the wax cool slightly. Apply the wax to your unibrow. Apply a cloth strip. Rip it off. Apply hydrocortisone cream.

Answer: In a small microwave-safe mixing bowl, thoroughly mix together 2 tsp (10 ml) brown sugar, 1 tsp (5 ml) honey, and 1 tsp (5 ml) water. The honey and sugar should create a very effective "wax" for your eyebrows. This option will still be as painful as a conventional waxing kit, but it's useful if you don't have the waxing kit at home and don't wish to buy one. Microwave the ingredients on high for about 30 seconds, stirring in 10-second intervals with a spoon. It should bubble and look brown. Do not microwave the mixture too long, however. If you make it too hot, it can turn hard and unusable. Using the mixture before it turns brown and bubbly can cause it to stay too thin, though, which will prevent it from working correctly. It should reach a temperature just a little warmer than room temperature. At this point, the wax should also be fairly thick but still soft. Use your finger or a thin spatula to apply the homemade wax to the section of hair getting removed. Hold a brush up against the side of either nostril and identify the point of your brow vertically equal to this placement. That point is where your eyebrow should begin in the center of your face. Press a clean rag against the gooey wax, covering as much of the wax as possible. Flannel, cotton, and similar materials should all work. Just make sure the fabric is clean before use. Let the wax harden and cling to the fabric for 30 to 60 seconds, then quickly rip the cloth away in one fast, fluid motion. It should remove the wax and any attached eyebrow hairs. If there are additional hairs left behind, you might want to consider tweezing them instead of repeating the wax procedure to minimize irritation. Place a pea-sized dab of hydrocortisone cream over the waxed area to sooth any irritation. You can also cool the area with a little ice and apply an antibacterial cream to minimize the risk of breakouts or ingrown hairs.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Remove junk food. Fill up on fiber. Include some superfoods into your diet. Avoid overeating.

Answer: Instead of restricting your intake, try focusing on eating healthy items that fuel your body (and do not satisfy your sweet tooth). Consider cleaning these items out of your diet: Trans-fats: These sneaky fats contribute to heart disease and high cholesterol, and are abundant in fast food, processed snack foods (such as potato chips), fried food and shortening or margarine. If you are not sure, check out the nutrition facts. Sugar: Processed sugar packs many calories without much nutritional benefit. Do not use artificial sweeteners like sucralose, aspartame or saccharine in your beverages, as some recent studies have shown possible dangerous side effects of these products e.g. some artificial sweeteners found in Diet drinks can increase your risk of a heart attack. Instead, try substituting unsweetened applesauce for sugar in recipes. Not only is fiber good for you, it takes a while to digest and will fill up more space in your stomach, resulting in feeling less hungry. Try these sources: Fruits and vegetables: Common choices include celery, apples, spinach, cabbage, berries, carrots, pears and oranges (and many others!). Whole grains: Reach for brown grains instead of white ones: whole-wheat bread, brown rice, wheat tortillas, and wheat pasta. Eat nuts and beans. Try black beans, almonds, pistachios, pecans and lentils. "Superfoods" are foods that contain very low calorie counts and high fiber content. Some say they require your body to burn more calories to digest than the foods themselves contain The jury is still out regarding the effectiveness of superfoods regarding weight loss, but many of these foods are part of a healthy diet, anyway, so you do not have much to lose by choosing them over other higher calorie alternatives. Superfoods that might be worth adding to your diet include: Apples, goji berries, blueberries, and pomegranates Eggs, lentils, almond butter, salmon, and sardines Oats, buckwheat pasta, and quinoa Kale, chiles, tarragon, and avocado Low-fat plain yogurt, and parmesan cheese Olive oil If you are eating a healthy diet, but still feel like you are not quite where you would like to be, review what you are consuming every day. Even small restrictions, like eating 200 fewer calories per day, can lead to safe, gradual weight loss. Keep a food diary. You can write it down the old-fashioned way and look up calories online, or use an app like MyFitnessPal or Spark People. Whatever you choose, try to be consistent. Figure out your basal metabolic rate (BMR). This will tell you how many calories per day you burn simply by existing. This allows you to calculate your daily calorie burn rate much more accurately. It is unhealthy to eat below your BMR, but you can try eating 1.2 times as many calories as your BMR. Try cutting your calories in by about 200 to 300 from what your calorie out is. Make sure to count accurately, as that is the main failing point of most diets. 3500 calories is equal to 1 pound, so by cutting out 300, you should be dropping 1 pound every 11 days. For more help, see How to Calculate How Many Calories You Need to Eat to Lose Weight. Move past mistakes. If you give in to temptation, do not be discouraged! Everyone slips up once in a while. Simply resolve to get back to your healthy diet.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Communicate clearly and calmly. Be openly caring.

Answer:
Let your stepchild know that you are available to talk whenever needed and be a good listener when your stepchild does come to you for a chat. Be open-minded and accepting of difference, as the child has had different experiences before you came along. Make your own preferences known without being harsh or intimidatingalways explain your actions and preferences with sound reasons. Never let the only interaction you have with your stepchild that day be yelling and screaming. You should always try to focus on the positive things they do and not always the things they are doing wrong. Keep your negative opinions of the child's biological father to yourself. Unless you're asked directly, don't bring up your opinions of him in front of the children or anyone else. If you are asked directly, be circumspect and tactful, as there is often a risk of an emotional overflow. Each parent's parenting style is different and unless the father is not taking part in parenting at all or is abusive in any way, you don't need to pass judgment. Never argue with the child's mother in front of the child. Be especially careful about making derogatory remarks about her where the child may hear. The child will be highly alert to any disharmony, mostly due to a sense of protectiveness toward the mother and holding a strong hope that this new relationship will result in creating a happy family arrangement. The child/ren will need your love and affection at all times, they will need you to be there whenever they need you, no matter what the situation. Moreover, they will need you to be the better parent at times, they will need you to stick up for them no matter what, and they will need you to give them a pass once in a while. Be ready to listen to them and understand what they are going through or what they are trying to say. Give them your fatherly shoulder to cry on at times or even just a hug or a kiss on the forehead or just a simple "I love you".