Article: Try taking a pencil and placing it along the center of one of your nostrils. This will help you see where the innermost edge of your eyebrow should be. The iris is the colored part of your eye, and it can serve as an excellent guide for figuring out where your eyebrow's arch should peak. The arch of your brow should peak about 1/8 inch or 3 millimeters past your iris's outer edge when you're looking straight into a mirror. Keep in mind that your iris moves when you look around. You should maintain a uniform thickness from the inner edge of the eyebrow up to the arch. Once you reach the arch, you can begin tapering the brow thinner until you reach the outer edge of the eyebrow. You can also keep your eyebrows at the same thickness throughout if tapering doesn't seem right for you. Use a comb to brush your eyebrow hairs up. Then, trim any hairs that extend out of your eyebrow shape. Brush your eyebrow hairs down and do the same thing. You will be more successful at shaping your eyebrows with a razor if you ask someone to help. A friend or family member can help you determine the best brow shape. They can also alert you if it looks like you are shaving away too much of your eyebrows.
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Line up your brow's inner edge with the center of your nostril. Make sure the arch peaks just past the outer edge of your iris. Taper the brow. Trim long eyebrow hairs with scissors. Ask a friend to help you.

Problem: Article: Tight clothing and hats can increase your chances of developing body acne, especially when you have been sweating. Make sure that you wear clothes that allow your skin to breathe and remove sweaty clothes soon after exercising to help prevent body acne breakouts. Wear cotton clothing as much as possible. Cotton seems to be the least irritating fabric for people who suffer from frequent body acne. While it may be tempting to pick at zits or try to squeeze them out, you are better off leaving them alone. Popping a zit can cause it to become inflamed. Squeezing a zit can also lead to infections or even scars. If you get a zit, continue to care for your skin as usual, but do not pick at the zit or attempt to pop it. If you want to try to treat a blemish actively, instead of popping it, apply a 1% over-the-counter hydrocortisone cream. Some studies have shown that certain foods may increase acne breakouts. Sugar and simple carbohydrates seem to make people more susceptible to acne breakouts. Steer clear of sugary sodas, potato chips, candy and other junk foods that may be contributing to your breakouts. Instead eat a diet rich in fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and lean proteins to help reduce your chances of an acne breakout. Try avoiding dairy products. Some people develop acne in conjunction with consuming dairy. Going dairy-free (including dairy proteins) may be a way to reduce your acne from the inside. Not sleeping enough can make your acne worse, so it is crucial to get the recommended amount of sleep every night. Adults need about 7-9 hours of sleep per night, but teenagers need between 8.5-9.5 hours of sleep every night to feel their best. Keep in mind that everyone is different and you may need more or less sleep than the recommendations for your age. Stress has not been found to cause acne, but some studies have shown that stress can make existing acne worse. To help prevent your stress levels from intensifying your acne, take time every day to relax. Some possible stress-reducing activities you might try include deep breathing, yoga, and meditation.
Summary: Wear loose-fitting clothes. Leave existing zits alone. Eat healthily. Get plenty of sleep. Relax every day.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: After you have determined how much you need to read and which readings will best help you reach your goals, make a reading list. At this point, your list should include anything you think might help you achieve your goals. It is often a good idea, when setting any type of goals, to rank them in order of importance. This helps you set priorities when you work toward your goals. This is equally true for your reading goals. You can rank your reading list based on which readings you believe are most important for you to read or are most highly recommended. Or, if the topic you are reading about is new to you, you might want to start by reading some basic, introductory texts. Then, work your way up to more advanced materials. For example, imagine your goal in life is to become a film director, but you don't know much about making films yet. A good place to start would be a book that covered basic directorial techniques and concepts. By contrast a book that described author theory in great detail but covered no other topics might be something to read later. Once you have ranked your list, it is time to set some goals about what you will read and when. Create a schedule for reading the books and/or periodicals you think are most important. Be specific about what you want to read and when, setting deadlines for finishing each book or even each chapter. These deadlines will help you stay accountable to your schedule. Be realistic about what you can achieve. It would be great to read four books a month and keep up with the important trade publications of your field. Most people don't have time for all that though. Consider your own reading speed and the amount of time you have to dedicate to reading. Based on this, set goals you can achieve. Setting goals that are too ambitious sets you up for failure and discouragement. This can weaken your motivation to try to reach your next goal. That can defeat the purpose of setting goals in the first place. Once you start reading, it's a good idea to keep organized notes about what you have read. This will be helpful if you need to revisit some information at a later date. Ideally, your notes will provide the information you need, so you won't need to go back to the original source. When taking notes, aim to capture big ideas rather than minor details. These ideas are often those that come repeatedly in the text. You may also be able to use visual clues such as bold or italicized text, chapter titles, or the use of charts, graphs and figures. Using an outline, note cards, binder tabs, or some other organizational device will help you more easily locate your information later. Research shows that effective note taking also helps you better understand and remember what you read.

SUMMARY: Make a list. Rank your list. Create a reading schedule. Take notes.

Serrated tongs will mark the silver, so precious metal jewelers use flat pliers only. You may find several sizes and shapes handy if you're making a lot of jewelry, including round nose pliers and wire cutting pliers. Silver is quite malleable, and thick silver wire is often shaped into necklaces or arm bands. Simple lay the wire on a small anvil or other flat, hard metal surface and tap repeatedly and gently with a mallet or hammer into the desired shape. To attach a pendant, wrap the wire around an object, or solder it to a pendant with a sterling silver attachment point. For precise control, you can use several hammers, most commonly a flat mallet and a round ball peen hammer, or a couple examples of each in different sizes. Once the shape is complete, you can use a texturing hammer to alter the surface feel, or a planishing hammer to smooth out the dents on a bent or curved surface. For the most predictable and controlled effect, let the hammer fall from directly above the silver, striking the surface at a 90 angle. This is not a common approach for silver, since it can be manipulated while cold. However, if you have some experience under your belt and want to experiment with tight, intricate curves, hot forging could be the next step. You'll need a small gas forge or possibly an electric oven with excellent temperature control able to heat the silver to a cherry-red glow and keep it stable at that temperature while you manipulate it with pliers and hammering. The correct temperature is typically around 1100F (600C), but this varies depending on the exact alloy of your sterling silver.
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Twist with flat pliers. Hammer silver wire into jewelry. Use different hammers for different effects. Try hot forging.