Rub makeup cleanser or soap for sensitive skin on the pad and metal area of the curler with a cotton pad or sponge. Make sure there is no leftover makeup on the pad or metal parts of the curler. Rinse all of the soap and residue off with water. If your curler has makeup residue on the pad before you curl the lashes, the residue can create clumps of mascara and leave you with a less-than-ideal curl. Hold the end of the curler near the hot air for 10 - 20 seconds. Use a dryer with a concentrator nozzle and keep it pointed toward the clamp. Let curler cool down to a warm temperature so that it does not hurt to touch the metal parts. Be careful when touching the metal parts of the curler. These parts absorb the most heat and can burn your skin. Run the eyelash curler under hot water for 10 - 20 seconds. Let it cool down to a warm and touchable temperature. Make sure you can hold it there for at least 3 - 5 seconds without it burning. If it does burn, allow it to cool for 10 - 20 seconds before testing again. If the curler is too hot for skin, it's too hot for your lashes. Putting a curler on lashes is too hot can damage and even remove them. Gently clamp the warm curler 2-3 times on each set of lashes. Start near the lashline or band and work outward toward the tips of the lashes. This helps give a more natural look. After your lashes are curled, use mascara to add depth and length.

Summary: Clean your curler using soap and water. Use a hair dryer to heat up the curler. Put the curler under hot water if you don't have a dryer. Test the heat of the curler on the back of your hand. Curl your lashes.

You can change your Bitmoji character's face, hairstyle, outfit, and various other options from within Snapchat. It's at the top-left corner of the screen. It's the gear at the top-right corner of the screen. It's about halfway down the menu. You have two options for editing your Bitmoji: Tap Change your outfit to change what your character is wearing, but nothing else. Once you've redressed your character, tap the checkmark at the top-right corner of the screen to save your changes. Tap Edit your Bitmoji to change your character's hair and facial features.

Summary: Open Snapchat. Tap your Bitmoji. Tap the Settings icon. Tap Bitmoji. Edit your Bitmoji.

Before you leave for Lady Boyle's party, during the quest "Lady Boyle's Last Party," accept the side quest offered by Lord Pendelton. You'll be asked to find a masked man called Lord Shaw and duel with him. Speak again with Lord Pendleton after the duel, and he'll reward you with a rune. Lord Shaw is in the courtyard of Lady Boyle's mansion; he's the one wearing a wolf mask. Speak to him to participate in a gun duel. Stand on the designated marker and he will begin to do a countdown; quickly turn around and shoot him once the countdown ends. Even if you mess up, Lord Shaw can't kill you in one hit, but he dies when shot once. Alternatively, if you're doing a non-lethal approach to the game, you can use a sleep dart on Lord Shaw. Finish the mission "Lady Boyle's Last Party" using the non-lethal approach, that is, without assassinating Lady Boyle. The non-lethal approach will only be available after talking to Lord Brisby; he will be at the Main Hall of the Boyle's estate, and he will provide you with the alternate solution of kidnapping Lady Boyle as well as which Lady Boyle you need to kidnap. Go to Corvo's room at the Hound Pits after you've successfully kidnapped Lady Boyle and you'll receive a letter from one of the other Boyles thanking you. You'll receive a rune attached to the letter. After finishing the mission "Lady Boyle's Last Party," you can acquire another rune by finding Emily for Callista (the lady that's taking care of Emily). Go to the pub and talk to Callista. She will ask you to find Emily. Emily will hide in random places, but noteworthy areas are Corvo's room and the side and the base of the tower she stays in (same tower as Piero's workshop). You can use the skill Dark Vision to help find Emily. Receive the rune from Emily after you find her.

Summary: Duel with Lord Shaw. Spare Lady Boyle. Find Emily.

The roof of your mouth is made up of a hard palate and a soft palate. If you touch it with your tongue, you can identify. The hard palate stays in place. This is what's thought of as the roof of your mouth. It's the part of your mouth made of bone and covered with skin. It's encased between your teeth and attached to your skull. Further back in your mouth is the softer, fleshier area of the soft palate. It can move up and down when you touch your tongue to it and it moves and stretches up whenever you speak, eat, yawnbasically anytime you use your mouth. Lifting your soft palate is key to controlling your voice, and can help you prevent singing through your nose. Imagine there is a ping-pong ball in the back of your mouth. You would need to have your soft palate lifted if there were an object back there taking up space. Alternatively, you can do a half yawn. Notice that you lift or stretch your soft palate upward while you do this. Practicing this will familiarize you with the feeling of lifting your soft palate. You can also practice inhaling a soft K sound. This will naturally lift your soft palate, just slightly, so it is not as dramatic as the lift would be if you had a ping-pong ball in your mouth. Raise your soft palate and speak. You can try talking to yourself or doing something like reading a book out loud with your soft palate raised. It may feel and sound silly, but you will train yourself to be able to lift the soft palate on demand. This can also help you learn how to make noise with your mouth while raising your soft palate.
Summary: Identify your soft palate. Practice lifting your soft palate. Practice talking with your soft palate raised.