Q: Begin twisting the wire around the rock. After you complete 1 wrap around the circle, continue wrapping the wire until you reach the length where you want the scroll to be. . Adjust the wire on the holder so that it extends upward.
A: Place the bottom of the wire (the end without scrolls) underneath the rock. Twist the remaining wire on the rock into additional scrolls once you have completed a minimum of 3 rotations around the rock. Cut the remaining wire with the wire cutters

Q: More eye makeup isn't necessary for daytime (or anytime), but if you do want to wear daytime eye makeup, applying a primer will help it last longer. Apply a cream primer or flesh-colored eyeshadow to your entire eyelid, from the base of the eyelid right to the brow line. Apply a layer of light purple or brown eyeshadow to your eyelid from the inner corner to the center. Add depth to your eye by applying a medium brown eyeshadow to the crease of your eye and the outer bottom corner of the eyelid (not up toward the brow line). Use a clean brush to blend these colors together. Apply a thin line of medium brown eyeshadow to the outer corner of your bottom lash line as well. To add definition to your eyes, apply a thin line of your favourite brown eyeliner to the upper lash line. At the outer corners of your eyes, you can extend the liner out slightly toward your temple to make your eyes look larger. Once your eyeshadow and liner are complete, you can add mascara to the top and bottom lash lines. For daytime makeup, choose a thin brush to apply some eyeshadow to your eyebrows. Use a brush or eyebrow comb to work the color through. Try to find an eyeshadow that matches your natural hair color.
A: Prime your eyelids. Apply eyeshadow. Add some eyeliner. Define your eyebrows. Finished.

Q: Click on the Photoshop icon on your desktop, or search for the program to open it. If you don't have Adobe Photoshop, you can purchase and download it here. Go to the File menu at the top left of your screen, and select "New." Alternatively, you can create a new document by using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+N on PC, or Command+N on Mac. Type in your desired dimensions in the "Width" and "Height" fields. You can type in whatever resolution you like in the resolution field. 250-300 pixels/inch is recommended for professional image results. " The dialog box will disappear, and your newly created document will appear on your screen. Open the image you want to alter in another window. You can copy the image by right-clicking on it and selecting "Copy" on PC, or "Copy Image" on Mac. Alternatively, you can use the keyboard shortcut Crtl+A (PC), or Command+A (Mac) to select the entire image. Then press Ctrl+C (PC), or Command+C (Mac) to copy the image. Click on your Photoshop document, then right click on the blank document, and hit "Paste." Note the Layers window on the right side of the screen. Photoshop has created a new layer for your image called "Layer 1." Alternatively, you can paste by pressing Ctrl+V (PC), or by pressing Command+V (Mac). It's likely that your image won't fit perfectly inside your new document. You can resize it or move it around to get it just right. Go to the "Edit" menu at the top of your screen, and select "Free Transform." This will bring up little square handles around your image. Alternatively, you can use the command Ctrl+0 (PC), or Command+0 (Mac) to pull up "Free Transform." If you can't see all of the handles (there should be one on each corner, and one in the middle on both the top and bottom edges of your image), select the "View" menu at the top of your screen, then choose, "Fit on Screen." Continue to click and drag while holding shift until your image fits just right inside the document. Holding down Shift maintains your image's aspect ratio so as not to distort it. You can move the image around by clicking and dragging on your image anywhere inside the "Free Transform" confines. Your resize and re-position changes will be accepted, and you will exit from the "Free Transform" command.
A: Open Adobe Photoshop. Create a new document. Enter your image dimensions. Enter your desired image resolution. Click "OK. Find an image you want to mirror. Copy your image. Paste your image in the Photoshop document. Resize or re-position your image. Hold down Shift, and click and drag the handles to fit your document. Press Enter.

Q: If you have constipation, you may be uncomfortable and even in pain. Massaging your abdomen can not only help relieve constipation, but has additional benefits. These include: Minimizing the need for long-term laxative use Relieving gas Reducing the likelihood that you'll need medical attention for constipation Relaxing you and your muscles, which may ease your bowels. You may want to lie down to perform your abdominal massage. This can help further relax you and may be easier than standing. Give yourself at least 30 minutes to get comfy and perform your massage. Rushing may cause you further stress, which can prevent you from relieving your constipation. Massage yourself in a comfortable and quiet environment such as your bedroom. Turn down any lights and keep noise to minimum to help further relax you. Consider lying in a warm bath. The warm water aids relaxation, which can help relieve your constipation. Your intestinal tract is between your hip bones in your lower abdomen. You can massage your belly in any motion or pattern you wish. However, using circular motions may better relieve your constipation. Use the tips of your index fingers to massage the small intestines in clockwise, circular motions around the navel. Repeat a rotation of these circles 3 to 5 times. This will encourage the movement of your waste down into your bowels. Continue the sequence with the following motions: Stroke your abdomen from the left side to the right Vibrate your hands and fingers on your navel area Perform a circular movement with one hand just below your navel and then quickly make another circle with the other hand With one hand over the other, continuously repeat the motion counter-clockwise Use your fingertips to massage in small circular motions Move from the sides of your abdomen inward and downward You need to massage your abdomen between 10 and 20 minutes to stimulate your intestines. Continue the sequence of motions for 10-20 minutes and stop. Take a break and assess if you need to move your bowels. If not, try another massage or wait until later in the day. Avoid stroking or pressing too hard. This may compact fecal matter and make it more difficult to evacuate your bowels. Continue to use daily abdominal massage for constipation, even if you need to use another method to relieve yourself. Performing abdominal massage on a daily basis may prevent further bouts of constipation or gas. Moving your legs towards your belly can compress parts of the intestinal tract. Consider alternating each knee towards your belly or to the side as you massage your abdomen. This may further stimulate your intestine and relieve your constipation. You may need to evacuate your bowels during your massage. If this happens, don't wait or ignore the urge. Get yourself to the bathroom and give yourself time to poop. Not doing so can lead to: Hardening of stools Straining Hemorrhoids Pain
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Recognize the benefits of abdominal massage. Find a comfortable spot for your massage. Start the abdominal massage. Continue the massage sequence. Repeat stroking movements. Move your legs. Don't ignore the urge to poop.