Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Apply the eye cream in the morning or at night. Use a press and release motion to apply the product. Store the eye cream in the refrigerator.

Answer: Get in the habit of applying the eye cream or balm regularly. Put it on in the morning before you start your day. Or, apply it at night before bed so the ingredients can be absorbed into your skin while you sleep. Try to integrate the eye cream or balm as part of your beauty routine. Apply it once a day and as needed so you can start to see improvements in your eye area. To apply the eye cream or balm, begin by applying small dabs under your eye. Use a clean finger to press down lightly on the cream and apply it in a smooth swiping motion. Work from the inside of your eye to the outside of your eye. Make sure you apply the eye cream to the inner corner of your eye below your eyebrow on your upper lid as well. Work outward from the inside of your eye. Keep the eye cream or balm nice and cool by storing it in the fridge. This will help to preserve the cream or balm, especially if it's all natural. It will also feel good to apply the cold cream or balm to your eye area. This may be ideal if you are trying to soothe dry skin or puffiness around your eyes.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Read the job description carefully. Tailor your resume to the job you're applying for. Include keywords relevant to the job in your resume. Choose the right kind of resume for the job you're applying to.

Answer: Look for specific skills, kinds of experience, and keywords listed in the job ad and write them down. If there are any educational requirements, make sure you note those too. Then, when you're making your resume, focus on including those things to show the recruiter you're the right candidate for the job. Try copying and pasting the job description into a word cloud generator. Word cloud generators take all the words in a body of text and show you which words are the most common. If the generator tells you that the term "self-starter" appears a lot in the job ad, you'll know to incorporate that skill into your resume. Don't use the same resume for every job you apply to. Recruiters want to see that you're the right fit for the specific job they're trying to fill. When you find a job you're interested in, take the time to update your resume so it reflects the skills and experience the job ad is calling for. To save yourself time, have a "base" resume saved on your computer. Then, whenever you find a job you're interested in, you can just tweak the base resume so it's tailored to the job. Save your updated resume as a different file so you don't lose your base resume. For example, if you're applying for a job that calls for excellent customer service skills, you could take your base resume and move "customer service" to the top of your list of skills. You could also add more details to your descriptions for your previous jobs about how you excelled at customer service in those roles. Many companies use electronic tracking systems that look for specific keywords in applicant resumes. If you don't use those keywords, your resume could be overlooked. To find out which keywords to use, search online for a list of keywords commonly used in the industry you're applying to. Just search something like "resume keywords for financial advisor." For example, recruiters looking to fill a financial position could be looking for keywords like "profit," "accounting," "budgeting," and "compliance." If you're responding to a job ad that emphasizes work experience, use a chronological resume. If you're applying for a job that requires a lot of specific skills, a functional resume may be a good choice. If the job description focuses on both experience and practical skills, use a combination resume to demonstrate that you have both. For example, if you're applying to a job that requires 3 years of landscaping experience, make a chronological resume by listing your work history at the top of your resume, starting with your most recent job in landscaping. If you're applying for an entry-level computer programming job where you need to know how to use a variety of computer programs, make a functional resume. At the top of your resume, list your experience working with the different computer programs, as opposed to your work history. If you're applying for a graphic design job that requires 1 year of experience and experience using different design programs, make a combination resume. Start the resume with a list of your skills and experience working in graphic design programs, and follow that section with your employment history.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Prepare your face for makeup. Choose makeup colors.

Answer: A great makeup job always starts with a clean, dry face. If your face is dirty, sweaty, or oily, then the makeup won't have a good base to stick to, so it won't be as noticeable and won't last as long. Wet your face with some warm water. Lather a small amount of facial soap in your hands and rub it on your face using circular motions with your fingers. Use a gentle cleanser that doesn't contain alcohol. Use warm water to rinse the soap off your face. Pat your face with a soft and absorbent towel. Don't rub or scrub, as this can damage your skin. When your face is still slightly damp, apply your favorite moisturizer. The colors you choose should match your dress. You can either use multiple shades of a single color, or you can blend multiple complementary colors for a subtle rainbow effect. If you choose a single color, pick shimmery eyeshadows in a light, medium, and darker shade of the same color. Good color combinations include pink, blue, and purple, or green and yellow.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Keep your mind alert. Take a power nap Look at flashing colors.

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Keeping your body awake and alert won't take you very far if your mind is always drifting off. To keep your mind alert, you have to be actively engaged in thought, whether you're holding up a conversation or listening to your teacher speak. Here's what you can do to keep your mind alert: If you're in class, make an extra point of paying attention. Write down everything your teacher says and even reread it to stay focused. Raise your hand and answer questions. If you're confused about a certain concept, ask a question. You'll be unlikely to fall asleep if you're in the middle of a conversation with your teacher. If you're at work, talk to a colleague about a work-related task or strike up a conversation about history or politics, or even your family, if you're on a break. If you're struggling to stay awake at home, call a friend, write an email, or listen to an engaging radio talk show. Switch tasks. To keep your mind active, try to switch tasks as often as you can. If you're in school, you can do this by writing with a new pen, using a highlighter, or getting up to get a drink of water. If you're at work, take a break from typing to make copies or file papers. . If you're at home or at work, taking the time to take a quick power nap for 5-20 minutes can help you give your system the boost that it needs to keep going. Sleeping for longer than that will make you feel more tired for the rest of the day and will also make it harder for you to fall asleep at night. Here's how to do it: Find a comfortable spot. If you're at home, a couch is ideal, and if you're at work, recline in your chair. Minimize distractions. Turn off your phone, close your door, and do what you need to do to let others around you know you're sleeping. When you wake up, take a deep breath, and have a glass of water and some caffeine to feel energized. Take a three-minute walk to get your body going. If you're having trouble taking a power nap, try using a power-nap app on your smartphone to help you fall asleep. Download an app onto your smartphone that displays bright luminous colors. This can activate the receptors in your brain that alert you staying awake. This is also why using iPads, etc. before sleep-time can harm your chances of getting good sleep.