Write an article based on this "Open Start . Type in character map. Click Character Map. Click the "Font" drop-down box. Scroll down and click Wingdings 2. Select the checkmark icon. Click Copy. Open your Microsoft Word document. Select a place to insert the checkmark. Paste in the symbol."
article: Click the Windows logo in the bottom-left corner of the screen. The Start menu will open. Doing so will search your computer for the Character Map program. It's at the top of the Start menu. The Character Map window will open. You'll find this at the top of the Character Map window. It's in the "Font" drop-down menu, though you'll likely need to scroll all the way to the bottom to find it. Click the checkmark in the third row of symbols, then click Select at the bottom of the Character Map window. It's at the bottom of the Character Map window. This will copy the checkmark icon. Double-click the Word document into which you want to insert a checkmark. If you want to create a new document, instead double-click the Word app icon, then click Blank document on the main page. Scroll to the point where you want to insert your checkmark, then click it. You should see a blinking cursor appear there. Press Ctrl+V to do so. You should see the checkmark appear in your Microsoft Word document.

Write an article based on this "Cover your lighter skin with self-tanners or dyes. Cover your patches with makeup Use corticosteroids to control inflammation and help color return. Ask about ointments that contain tacrolimus or pimecrolimus. Undergo phototherapy under medical supervision to restore color. Get micropigmentation to replace the lost color. Use depigmentation if your skin is over 50% affected."
article: Self-tanners and liquid dyes can add color back to your skin on a temporary basis, with results that last for several days to a week. Both options are washable, so you don't have to worry about making a mistake. Opt for a self-tanning product that contains dihydroxyacetone (DHA). This is a type of sugar that will color your skin a yellow or brown tan color without damaging the skin. If your skin gets damaged, then more patches could occur. . Makeup is a great way to get short-term results. You will need to choose special makeup called camouflage or cover-up makeup, which provides better coverage than regular department store makeup. Apply the makeup in several thin coats until the patch is no longer visible. Then brush on powder to set it. You can order camouflage or cover-up makeup online, or your dermatologist might carry it in their office. You do not need a prescription. Choose water-proof products. The earlier you start using corticosteroids, the more effective they will be. Your doctor will prescribe a cream that you can rub into your lighter skin patches. Over time, it reduces inflammation and can help the skin regain its color. Not only do corticosteroids sometimes restore color, they may also limit the development of more patches. These creams are usually used on small patches. Pregnant women should not use corticosteroids. As a side effect, the cream can cause thinning skin, color streaks, acne, hair growth, or visible blood veins. It can take months to see results, so don't give up hope. Continue using your cream unless your doctor recommends trying a different treatment option. These ointments are also called calcineurin inhibitors, which are used to treat other skin conditions like eczema. They can help bring back color to small patches of your skin, such as those on your face and neck. These ointments have a few side effects, including irritation, flushing (redness), and sensitivity to light. While they have fewer side effects than corticosteroids, they may cause skin cancer or lymphoma, so your doctor will need to decide if they are the right treatment for you. While sunlamps and tanning beds can worsen your condition, your doctor can administer light therapy to restore color to your patches. The doctor will give you psoralen to make you more sensitive to the light. They will then expose your skin to UVA and UVB light from a special lamp to try to darken your skin. Psoralen can be taken orally or may be absorbed during a bath. This treatment can increase your risk of skin cancer. This treatment is often repeated 3 times a day for 6 to 12 months. Micropigmentation is a type of specialized tattoo that can restore your color. The doctor will implant the color into your lighter skin patches, attempting to match the natural tone of your skin. This treatment is best for people with darker skin who only need smaller patches refilled. While it is usually safe for people with vitiligo, it can still cause additional patches to appear on your skin. Depigmentation can lighten the areas of your skin that are darker to give you a consistent complexion. It's often only used by people who have many lighter patches. You can rub a depigmentation cream on your skin to bleach it a lighter color. You will likely need to apply the cream twice a day for about 9 months. Your doctor can prescribe this treatment, which is permanent. Your skin will be sensitive to sunlight, and you may experience side effects like redness, itching, swelling, and dry skin.

Write an article based on this "Rinse out the paste with water for at least 5 minutes. Apply moisturizing conditioner to your hair if it tends to get dry or frizzy. Dry your hair. Repeat the process again if you want your dyed hair to appear lighter. Finished."
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Put your head over a sink or stand in the shower. Make sure you rinse out the paste completely, as this will help the Vitamin C strip the color out of your hair. If you notice your hair feels dry once you rinse out the paste, you can massage in moisturizing conditioner to give it a bit more moisture. This can also be a good precautionary measure if your hair tends to get frizzy when you dry it, especially when it is dyed. If you usually use a blow dryer to dry your hair, use it to dry your hair so you can assess how light the dye faded due to the paste. If you prefer to let your hair air dry, let it hang loose for several hours or overnight. If you blow dry your hair, use a heat protectant product to limit heat damage. You can apply the Vitamin C paste again if you want to lighten your hair further. It is safe to apply it 3-4 times in a row to lighten your hair, though the paste may dry out your hair and cause your scalp to flake or itch. Always follow up the paste with a moisturizing conditioner if you are using it multiple times in a row to protect your hair and scalp. You can also try leaving the paste on your hair for longer than 2 hours at a time, though this can cause irritation if your have a sensitive scalp.