In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Dry eye can be treated with lubricating drops. Lubricating drops, also known as artificial tears, can help alleviate dryness by replacing the layer of tear film that helps keep eyes wet. It can also help spread tears evenly across the surface of your eye. Artificial tear drops are available over the counter and in many different brands, such as Clear Eyes and Visine. These over the counter drops can be used four to six times daily, or as needed. Try many different brands to find what works best for your eyes. In some cases, a combination of a few brands may be even be necessary. Chronic dry eye sufferers should speak with their doctors. If you are always suffering from dry eye, eye fatigue, tired eyes or headaches, you may be a chronic dry eye sufferer. There are some drops that require a prescription from your eye doctor to use. They consist of an artificial tears and other medications and substances that lubricate the eyes. Prescription tear substitutes, such as restasis, are generally administered three to four times a day. These drops relieve the symptoms however usually need to be reapplied frequently. You can use them up to six times a day, or just as needed. Hydroxypropyl methylcellulose and Carboxy Methylcellulose are the two most commonly used medications. If you are unsure of the dosages required for your drops, call your doctor or speak to your pharmacist to clarify the dosage. Contacts should be removed before drops you administer any drops and should stay out at least 30 minutes after you put them in. You may also be able to get drops specifically for contact users. There are some other eye drops that might be helpful with your dry eyes. Some of these drops include lubricating agents such as hydroxypropyl methylcellulose (HPMC). Others drops may contain glycerin and polysorbate. These ingredients are able to mimic tears because they have similar surface tensions, which allows the drops to adhere to the surface of your eyes. When used, these drop increase the concentration of CMC or HPMC, which causes a gel like tear to form like a lubricating seal across your eye. These drops reduce the risk of allergy or sensitivity in already dry eyes. You may also use eye ointments, which can comfort your eyes due to their lubricating effect. These are particularly useful if you cannot use artificial tears for an extended period of time.
Summary: Use lubricating drops. Try medicated drops. Use other eye products.

If you'll only be cutting hair; not shaving it, do it while the hair is completely dry it'll be easier to manage. If you're shaving though, soaking in a warm bath or shower for 10 to 15 minutes can reduce the irritation to your skin. Before either trimming or shaving, wash your pubic area with soap or bodywash. The presence of bacteria can aggravate infection in case of a cut, nick or razor burn. The tools you use to trim your pubic hair can make or break the experience. Avoid regular-sized scissors, and try these options instead. Remember, whatever you choose, try to set that tool aside for only pubic hair maintenance to cut down on potential infections. Nail scissors, which are small and ideal for sensitive maneuvering. If you can, buy a set with blunted ends. These can be found in the nail care section of most drug stores. A small goatee, ear or nose hair trimmer, which should have a guard you can place over the blades to achieve uniform length. You can find these at most drugstores. Don't use an electric razor with rotating heads, which can cause painful razor burns. Embroidery scissors will work in a pinch. They are like nail scissors, but be wary of the sharp points at the end. A new, disposable razor is best. A dull razor will encourage itchy red bumps. If the hair is long, trim beforehand. Consider shaving with the direction of the hair instead of against it; though it takes longer, it also causes less irritation. Use a gentle, unscented shaving cream or gel. Stand in the shower, or sit over the toilet. That way, clean-up simply consists of running the faucet or flushing. It's hard to gauge progress you can't see, so take a small mirror with you to check up on how things are going.
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One-sentence summary -- Trim dry, shave wet. Clean up. Find a good set of clippers. Use a sharp razor. Trim in a place that's easy to clean. Get a hand mirror or a compact to check your pubic area.

Q: To end up with the correct size insert, it makes sense to first print out the text for your invitation. Once you see how much length and width you need for a text box, you can work back from there to arrive at the finished sizes of your backing paper(s).
A: Print out your invitation text.

Problem: Article: Check that they look healthy they should be clear, with the area around the iris a bright white. Using a damp cotton ball, wipe away any of the dirt that collects at the edges of your cat's eyes. Use a separate piece of cotton wool for each eye. Some cats get hairs on their faces that are so long that they can poke your cat in the eye or get in the way of his vision. This can especially be a problem for long-haired cats. Brush any hair on the facial area with a toothbrush, not a wire comb or brush. Ask your veterinarian for a recommendation of a good ear cleaner you can buy at the pet store. Be aware that some of the ear cleaners sold in pet stores are not suitable for use in cats, so make sure you talk to the vet first. Put a drop of the cleaner onto a cotton ball or piece of gauze. Fold your cat's ear back and gently rub away the dirt and earwax that has gathered there. Do not rub at the ear just dab and lift with the cotton ball or gauze. Be sure to stay away from the ear canal it is sensitive and trying to clean it can easily cause infection.
Summary:
Focus on your cat's eyes. Trim hair. Clean your cat's ears.