Problem: Article: Calamine lotion helps reduce the appearance of acne scars and will reduce redness and inflammation wherever you apply it. Use a cotton swab to apply the lotion over the pimple and let it sit in overnight. When you wake up, wash the lotion off your face. Aloe vera reduces inflammation and promotes healing, which will help the pimple look smaller the next day. Use a cotton swab to apply the aloe vera gel to the popped pimple. Apply the gel each night until the appearance of the popped pimple is reduced. Witch hazel is an astringent and pulls fluids away from pimples. This can help reduce inflammation and redness overnight. Certain oils have antiseptic properties and can help your pimple heal. Use a swab or a cotton ball to dab some oil on the popped pimple. Leave the oil on your skin until it dries, then reapply more. If your skin is sensitive, you should spot test the oil on your skin first. Some examples of antiseptic oil includes tea tree oil, oregano, spearmint, calendula, rosemary, and lavender. Covering your popped pimple with honey can be an effective way to heal the wound overnight. Use a cotton swab to spread a light layer of honey over the popped pimple and let it dry. Honey is an astringent and it has antiseptic properties and promotes wound healing. Apple cider vinegar is antibacterial, antimicrobial, and has antiseptic properties. You can put it on your pimple to help reduce redness, inflammation, and to promote healing. Dilute the vinegar so that your solution is four parts water to one part vinegar. Then, apply the vinegar directly to the skin with a cotton ball. Start with a larger ratio of water to vinegar if you have sensitive skin.
Summary: Dab calamine lotion over the popped pimple. Apply aloe vera gel to the popped pimple. Wipe witch hazel over your popped pimple. Try an antiseptic oil. Dab the pimple with honey. Use an apple cider vinegar.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you're using canned chickpeas, open the cans, drain the chickpeas and then rinse them well in a colander. Rinsing the chickpeas will wash away the flavor of the canning water, freshening up and improving the taste of your final dish. If you're cooking dry chickpeas, soak the chickpeas overnight to soften them. After soaking, drain the water, cover with fresh water and cook the chickpeas at a simmer until they're soft. Drain the water and rinse the chickpeas - now they're ready to use. Use paper towels to dry the chickpeas thoroughly to get them ready to cook. This will ensure the chickpeas get nice and crunchy when you roast them, rather than staying soft. Place the chickpeas in a bowl with the oil, turmeric, cumin and smoked paprika. (If you're using coconut oil, melt it first). Use a spoon to toss the ingredients together until the chickpeas are completely coated in spices. Make sure they're all in one single layer, so they cook evenly. After 15 minutes, stir the chickpeas so they cook on all sides. Check to make sure they're not getting too brown; if they are, reduce the heat to 325F (163C). When they're brown and crunchy, remove them from the oven and pour them into a bowl. Season them with salt and pepper to taste. This delicious snack is now ready to serve. Roasted chickpeas taste great warm or cooled.

SUMMARY: Preheat the oven to 375F (191C). Cover a medium-sized baking tray with foil. Rinse the chickpeas. Dry the chickpeas. Coat the beans in oil and spices. Spread the beans on the baking tray. Roast the chickpeas for 30 minutes. Season the chickpeas with salt and pepper.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Coloring is not just for kids anymore. You'll find a range of books made for adults on many online retailers and in many big-name book stores. Alternatively, many websites have pages you can print out for free. In fact, coloring can be stress-reducing, so it has other benefits. If you enjoy getting creative, try crafting while you are laid up with a broken foot. You may need some help getting set up, but once you are, you can settle in to make anything you'd like. If you need ideas to get started, try sites like Martha Stewart's website or Pinterest. If you're laid up with a broken leg, that means you'll have plenty of computer time. A blog is a great way to keep your mind occupied, and many sites let you host one for free, such as Blogger. Write one about your life, or start a blog on what you are an expert on. They can be on anything, from cooking to parenting. If blogging isn't your thing, you can still spend some time writing. Work on that novel you've been thinking about for years, or try your hand at a few poems. If you're not sure where to start, try checking out an e-book on writing from your library. If you've never crocheted before, you can get started pretty easily. You'll need a few basic supplies, including a hook, yarn, and scissors. You can find many tutorials online for how to crochet. Try videos on YouTube to get started. Get an I-9 hook. Crochet hooks are listed either by letter (I) or number (9), though many list both. The I-9 is a medium-to-large hook that is a good place to start. Pick a medium weight yarn (look for the number "4"). Try to pick a solid, bright color to begin. Have a pair of scissors on hand for snipping the yarn.
Summary:
Color with adult coloring books. Craft to your heart's content. Start your own blog. Take up writing. Take up crocheting.