Write an article based on this "Eat slices with your hands. Have napkins nearby. Eat small chunks of fruit with a knife and fork as an alternative. Don't be alarmed by the tingling sensation."
article: It is perfectly acceptable to eat pineapples slices with your hands. Pick up a slice either with your hands or a serving utensil, bring the slice to your mouth, and bite off a small piece of fruit from the slice. Chew and swallow your bite before taking another one. Sometimes, people serve pineapple wedges with the skin still on. In this case, eat the wedge from the tip toward the skin, but don't eat the skin. Ripe pineapple is quite juicy, and eating slices with your hands can get a little messy. Before you start eating, grab a couple of napkins that you can use to wipe juice from your hands and face as you eat. You don't have to eat pineapple with your hands, especially if you don't want to get your hands covered in juice. Place the pineapple on a plate and use a knife and fork to cut it into bite-sized pieces. Use the fork to pick up single bites of pineapple and bring them to your mouth. Eat one bite at a time, and don't pick up more pineapple until you've chewed and swallowed the piece in your mouth. Pineapple contains an enzyme called bromelain, and this may cause a mild tingling in your mouth. This is perfectly normal, and it doesn't mean that you're allergic to the pineapple. Bromelain is concentrated around the center and core of the fruit, so removing the core will reduce the tingling you feel.

Write an article based on this "Achieve a long over lean look. Wear your tunic as a dress. Wear shorts, capris, or skirts under your tunic."
article: Tunics are tops that are longer than traditional shirts. Instead of hitting mid-hip, the tunic traditionally hits women at mid-thigh or below. When you pair one of these loose, flowy tops with a lean, skinny bottom, you will create a perfectly proportional outfit every time. Pick out a tunic that complements your figure. Choose a fabric, pattern, and neckline that matches your personal aesthetic. The hemline should hit at your mid-thighthis length is ideal for showing off a bit of your legs. Put on a pair of skinny bottoms. You can wear your favorite skinny jeans, cords, or trousers, a pair of jeggings, or even a pair of patterned or plain leggings. You can complete this look with a pair of boots, ballet flats, or heels. Accessorize your long over lean look with a chunky necklace or a scarf, a loose sweater or a tight biker jacket, and a fantastic bag. If your tunic has a longer hemline, consider wearing it as a chic little dress. This slight variation of the long over lean look is ideal for fall and winter. Before you wear your favorite long tunic as a cute shift, make sure it fully covers your bottom. Find a long tunic in a fabric and cut that complements your personal style. The hemline should hit below your mid-thigh. Pull on a pair of tights. You can choose between sheer nylons, patterned tights, and sweater tights. Complete your look with a pair of boots. You can accessorize your look with a belt or sash, necklace or scarf, and bangles or a watch. If you can't find quite the right belt, it may be easy to make your own belt. During the warmer months, it may be too hot to wear pants, leggings, or tights under your tunic. You don't need to pack up your favorite tunics. Instead, you can continue to wear your these tops with shorts, capris or shorts. Pick out a lightweight, flowy tunic to wear. The material and cut should match your unique aesthetic. Choose a pair of shorts, capris, or a pencil skirt that is clearly visible under your tunic's hemline. Add a pair of sandals or heels to complete the summery look. Accessorize your tunic with a delicate necklace, a light shawl or sweater, and a casual bag.

Write an article based on this "Make a green tea toner that works for all skin types. Use an apple cider vinegar mixture for oily skin types. Make your own rose water toner for sensitive skin. Store your toner properly."
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Simply mix together 1 cup (8.0floz) of green tea and 1/2 a teaspoon of honey. Once the mixture has cooled, stir in 3 drops of jasmine essential oil. Keep your toner in an airtight bottle and store in a cool place. Green tea is thought to boost skin cell rejuvenation. Boil the water for the tea for at least 1 minute to kill bacteria. Make an oil-controlling toner by mixing the juice of one lemon with a tablespoon of apple cider vinegar. Stir in 200 millilitres (6.8floz) of mineral water. Pour the mixture into an airtight container and store it in cool place. Make sure to only use this toner at night, since lemon juice will make your skin more sensitive to the sun. The apple cider vinegar in this toner recipe will help restore your skin's pH levels. In a pot or dish, pour boiling filtered water over 12 cup (4.0floz) a cup of dried rosebuds and let it sit for 1-2 hours. Use a strainer to separate the rosebuds out, then pour the water in an airtight container and keep it in the fridge. Homemade rosewater needs to be used within a week, so only make as much as you'll use in a week1 cup (8.0floz) should be sufficient. For extra hydration, add a few drops of geranium oil to your rose water. You can purchase dried rosebuds online or dry them yourself. You can store homemade toners for up to 3 months after you make them. Be sure to use a clean container. If you are reusing a container, clean it out completely and boil it for at least 1 minute in fresh water prior to storing your toner.