A young child is seen kicking around in the middle of a room. the kid

OPTIONS:
- continues kicking all around and jumps over a boy.
- kicks both of his legs around while the camera pans around.
- jumps and a small bike follows behind him.
- panics as he gets kicked back and forth.

kicks both of his legs around while the camera pans around.

A man stands on a ocean front beach. the man

OPTIONS:
- gives a demonstration of wrywach and how to play the game.
- then plays a violin.
- performs then stands up and walks away.
- begins doing tai chi.

begins doing tai chi.

A man styles his hair in front of a mirror. The man styles his facial hair in front of a mirror. the man

OPTIONS:
- puts a jacket on in front of the mirror.
- looks in the mirror the other side his hair.
- shows off various rows of short bangs on front a mirror.
- shows off his lips between the brushes.

puts a jacket on in front of the mirror.

How to soak an ingrown toenail
Prepare a warm foot bath.
The purpose of soaking your affected toe/foot in a warm bath is essentially two-fold: to reduce the discomfort and to soften the toenail in efforts to either trim it or put something under it to relieve the pressure. Grab a container that's big enough for your entire foot and fill it with very warm water.

OPTIONS:
- Scrape gently with a paring knife. Use a nail file or a small paring wheel.
- Soak your toe for 15 to 30 minutes. Hold your foot on the water with both hands if you prefer to sit motionless.
- Add a tablespoon of epsom salts and set aside. Add approximately 15 to 30 drops of every essential oil you like into the water.
- Consider adding some epsom salt, as it can significantly reduce pain and swelling. The magnesium in the salt will also help the foot muscles relax.
Consider adding some epsom salt, as it can significantly reduce pain and swelling. The magnesium in the salt will also help the foot muscles relax.