Problem: Article: promptly. Cool your skin in a cold pool, natural body of water, or cold shower. Keep it short if you're outside to avoid more sun exposure. Then, moisturize your skin while it's still damp. Use aloe vera or other petroleum-free lotion. To reduce discomfort, take anti-inflammatory drugs like over-the-counter NSAIDs. Carefully follow the directions on the label, or follow your health-care provider's instructions. Soothe redness and swelling over the next few days with a 1% over-the-counter cortisone cream. Follow the directions on the label or apply as directed by your doctor. Sunburn draws water to the surface of your skin to promote healing. However, this could put you at risk for dehydration. Drink extra water to heal the burn and stay properly hydrated. See your doctor if a large portion of your skin starts to blister, if you develop a fever and/or chills, or if you start to feel confused or woozy. These symptoms could signal severe sunburn. Pass on pizza, baked goods, chocolate, fries, and other foods that may cause breakouts. Substitute them with fiber-rich foods like fruit, veggies, raw nuts, and raw seeds. Wash your face at least twice a day with an exfoliating cleanser. Follow up with a toner containing salicylic acid and an oil-free moisturizer. Heat and humidity can cause your oil glands to go haywire in the summer. Fight back with a skincare routine that involves exfoliation. You can do this with a facial scrub or mask treatment. For a shine-free face during the day, blot your face with blotting papers, especially on your nose, forehead, and cheeks. Cut back on the makeup to prevent clogged pores, which cause excess oil production. If you have oily skin, you may need to exfoliate a few times a week or even daily. . Drinking enough water can help hydrate your skin if you become dehydrated, which can happen easily in the summer heat. Try to drink at least 64 fluid ounces (1.9L) each day. Drink more if you'll be exercising or playing sports. However, don't overdo it. Forcing yourself to drink too much water can cause a dangerous and potentially fatal condition called hyponatremia, or water intoxication. Drink enough to quench your thirst, but don't chug so much water that you start to feel uncomfortable.
Summary: Treat sunburn Eat a healthy diet to minimize summer breakouts. Adopt a healthy skin cleansing routine. Control oily skin. Drink plenty of water

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Pay a visit to both sets of parents separately to declare your intentions to marry. It's customary for the bride's side of the family to be the first to hear about their daughter's engagement. In fact, tradition dictates that the groom should ask the bride's father for her hand in marriage before he ever pops the question. Generally, the parents should be the first people to find out. If you have children from a previous marriage, though, they should be consulted before anyone else. Your parents should be the first people to officially find out about your engagement, even if you've already gotten their approval. If you're unable to visit your parents in the flesh, a phone call (or better yet, a video chat) will make it possible to talk to them one-on-one. Get in touch with as many members of both families as you can and invite them over for a light luncheon, or offer to take them out to dinner. There, you can reveal your surprise to everyone at once. This makes for a more reverent gesture and also saves you the trouble of having to contact everyone individually. Feel free to extend your invitation to siblings, grandparents, aunts and uncles, cousins and anyone else who you're close to. A holiday visit or family reunion can be a convenient time to make your announcement, if it happens to fall around the same time. Just make sure the news doesn't conflict with someone else's big day, like a graduation, baby shower or another wedding. Dial up anyone you're unable to meet with yourself and speak to them one-on-one. Be sure to mention that you wish you could have let them know in person. A phone call may feel somewhat impersonal, but it's your best bet when paying a visit isn't an option. Briefly recap the recent history of your relationship for those you haven't spoken to in a while to catch them up. A phone call is also the best way to alert your close friends if you're not going to see them right away. If you're not sure how best to reach someone, consider whether they would be offended by receiving a phone call as opposed to a personal letter. If you have family members living out of visiting range, you can reach them by mail. Taking the time write out a formal announcement is more considerate than simply typing up an email. It shows that you're thinking about the person, even if you can't be there to deliver the news in person. If you've already chosen a date for the wedding, send out a "Save-the-Date" card that contains details like the date, time, location and any special instructions for the attendees. Start mailing your announcements soon after making your engagement official so your recipients will have plenty of time to make arrangements.

SUMMARY: Inform the parents in person. Plan an intimate get-together for the rest of the family. Pick up the phone. Mail a letter to distant relatives.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: When you're finding sources for the short essay, weed out any unnecessary sources so that you don't become overwhelmed. Only cite sources that directly inform the topic you want to address. If you're unsure about which sources are relevant, or which types of sources you should be gathering, talk with your instructor. So, if you're writing about Death of a Salesman, an article about symbolism in Arthur Miller's plays would be useful. But, an article about the average cost of Midwestern hotels in the 1940s would be irrelevant. If you're writing a scholarship essay, double-check the instructions to clarify what types of sources you're allowed to use. Especially when writing a college application essay, it's crucial that you stay within the word count. Cut extra words and information that isn't strictly necessary. Remove adverbs, adjectives, and lengthy verb phrases, as well as cliches and generalizations. A common cliche you might find in an essay is a statement like, "I'm the hardest working student at my school." For example, this sentence is too verbose: "I have been a relentlessly stellar student throughout my entire high school career since I am a seriously dedicated reader and thoroughly apply myself to every assignment I receive in class." Shortened, it could read: "I was a stellar student throughout my high school career since I was a dedicated reader and applied myself to every assignment I received." Writing in the active voice will help you keep your sentences succinct and to the point. Write sentences that express an idea clearly and directly. To keep your sentences brief, begin most sentences with the subject (the person or thing performing an action) and the action they perform, rather than describing how an object is acted upon. Avoid writing something like, "Willie Loman can be seen as having achieved little through his life because he is not respected by his sons and is not valued by his co-workers." Instead, write, "Arthur Miller shows readers that Willie's life accomplishments have amounted to little. Willie's sons do not look up to him, and his co-workers treat him without respect." If you're passionate about your essay topic, you may feel inclined to include multiple arguments relating to multiple facets of the topic. However, this will almost certainly put you over the word count. To avoid this problem, include only the best evidence supporting your strongest claim. For example, if you're trying to prove that WWII pulled the USA out of the Great Depression, focus strictly on an economic argument. Avoid bringing in other, less convincing topics. For example, don't dedicate a paragraph to discussing how much it cost the USA to build fighter jets in 1944.
Summary:
Quote only from secondary sources that are related to your topic. Remove verbiage to keep your essay under the word count. Write short sentences in the active voice. Present only the most relevant argument in your essay.