Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Write the start and end dates of the diary. Write a warning to snoopers. Visually decorate the first page.

Answer: If you are starting the diary in November 2016, then write "November 2016." Then, when you finish the diary, you can write the day or month when you filled it up. It might look like "November 2016 - February 2017." Then, when you revisit this diary later on, you'll immediately know which period of your life it is from. If you are worried that someone might read your diary, you can make the first page into a message for anyone who opens up the front cover. Make it clear that the person shouldn't read any further or else! Write: "This diary is the property of Aidan Applebee. Keep reading at your own risk!" Write: "Personal diary! Keep out!!" Write: "Personal property! Please don't read!" Draw a picture or doodle away. Add stickers that show your personality. Tape or glue in a picture of something that is meaningful to you. Make the first page beautiful so that it inspires you to write each time you open the diary!

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Scoop the mixture. Roll the cake balls. Chill the cake balls.

Answer: Use a cookie dough scooper to help you make even ball amounts, about 1 tablespoon (15 grams). To avoid multitasking, scoop the entire mixture and place the balls onto a flat surface (such as a baking sheet or counter top), lined with parchment paper. Use both palms of your hands and circle each ball in a circular motion, to allow any flat surfaces become evenly round. For the best results, it's recommended to refrigerate the cake balls for at least two hours. By doing this, any coating won't affect the prepared cake when dipping.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Experiment with your style. Put your list of words into action. Take risks. Learn to make clothing. Shop at a wide variety of stores. Choose a signature accessory. Pick a unique hairstyle.

Answer: Unless you've already developed your own unique style, you should start and then continue to experiment with your style. First, try something you wouldn't normally wear, like a color that you usually don't like. Then, step up the experimentation. For example, you could wear a mechanic's uniform and match it with accessories for a day. Your experiments may ultimately be a failure, but it is necessary to fail, even fail many times, on the path to becoming an icon. Go back to the list of words you wrote down that you wanted to describe your look. For example, the words may have been something like "futuristic" or "renaissance." Now, look for clothing and accessories that would fall into the category of "futuristic," "renaissance," or whatever your words may have been. The clothing doesn't have to be stereotypical of the words. It is all up to your interpretation. Fashion risks are very important when it comes to being a style icon. You can't be an influencer if you stay comfortable. Taking risks helps you grow, stay creative, and ultimately, they get you noticed. A couple fashion risks you could try are wearing all bright orange or turning pajamas into outwear. In the end, the fashion risk should stem from your own creativity. Fashion risks will never be something that is currently trendy. This isn't necessary, but it will help if you want to be truly unique when it comes to fashion. Making your own clothing will ensure that no one else in the world wears the same thing as you. Start designing your own clothes by drawing them or using a computer program. Then, learn how to sew your creations. If you get good at it, you could start making clothing for other people and even create your own clothing line. You shouldn't shop at just one place when developing your personal style. If you do, then you are essentially a model for a designer. Instead, shop at a wide variety of stores. Shop at thrift stores, high-end stores, and even department stores. Mix your fashion so the inspiration becomes untraceable. Many fashion icons have a recognizable accessory that makes them easily identifiable. For example, Jackie Kennedy Onassis could be identified by her signature gloves. Think about something that would pair well with your personal style. You could choose big sunglasses, a bow, or a unique ring. You could also choose to have quirky socks as your signature accessory. It's not necessary, but many fashion icons have a signature hairstyle that they've stuck with throughout the years. Betsey Johnson, Anna Wintour, Susy Menkes are a few examples. Your signature hair could be bright pink, shaved off, or very long.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Style your hair in some variation of the ponytail. Use a light foundation to even your skin tone. Keep other makeup minimal. Choose preppy clothes. Add bows and ribbons to your hair.

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As cheerleaders engage in a lot of aerobic activity, some of their hair is usually up in a ponytail. If you want to look like a cheerleader, you should keep at least part of your hair pulled back. Many cheerleaders only have part of their hair pulled back. They may pull the hair in front back into a partial pony tail. If your hair is too thin or short for a partial ponytail, simply pull all your hair back into a classic ponytail. Some people advise straightening your hair, if it's curly, to look like a cheerleader. However, many cheerleaders do have curly hair. When it comes to make-up, the most important aspect is foundation. Use a few layers of a light foundation that matches your skin tone. Use your fingers, a sponge, or a brush to spread the foundation over your face. Work on evening out your skin tone, targeting red marks, acne, and other imperfections. If you want a bit more make-up, consider adding a touch of bronzer to your cheekbones. This can make your cheekbones look more defined, giving your face a slimmer overall look. Do not use too much foundation. You want your skin to look even and natural. Foundation should not look caked on or excessive. While people may associate cheerleaders with a lot of flashy make-up, most cheerleaders keep make-up fairly minimal. Due to the excessive amount of physical activity involved in cheerleading, most cheerleaders go for light, natural looking make-up shades. Apply a light, natural shade of eyeshadow, like a beige or peach shade. You should also add a bit of eyeliner to make your eyes pop. Use enough that it stays on all day, but not too much to the point it becomes overwhelming. A nice lipstick can have a nice effect. Consider a girly shade, like pink or purple. You may want to add a bit of lip gloss over the lipstick so your lips shine a bit. Some cheerleaders do apply a sparkly shade of eyeshadow. This can be a fun touch, as long as you add a layer of primer on your eyelids. This will help the eyeshadow stay in place and keep it from spreading on your cheeks and face. If you want to embody the cheerleader look, go for preppy clothes. Seek out skirts, sun dresses, blazers, leggings, cardigans, tank tops, and flattering jeans. Pick bright colors and fun patterns, like polka dots, rainbows, and stripes. If you're on a budget, go to a secondhand store to shop. There are often a wide-variety of skirts at secondhand stores that can help with your cheerleader look. Many people associate cheerleaders with images from high school. You can look for something like a plaid skirt and blazer combo, which may remind people of the school girl image. It's a good idea to put a bow in your hair. Many cheerleader's ponytails are tied by ribbons or bows. Take a large, bright colored ribbon and wrap it around your ponytail. Tie it an attractive looking bow-shape. If you're not into bows or ribbons, consider a headband or barrette instead.