Article: You can purchase these oils online or at a shoe repair store. These products are manufactured specifically to condition leather and darken it. Other oils, like olive oil, can stain the surface of your leather, so avoid using them. Measure a tablespoon of the oil and saturate a small area on your cloth. You only need a little bit so do not saturate the entire cloth. Go in a back and forth motion over the surface your leather. Try to apply the oil in one uniform layer. The leather should start to darken. If you run out of oil on your cloth, put another tablespoon of oil on it. Once you're done applying the first layer of oil, let the leather dry out overnight. Come back to the leather and see if it's as dark as you wanted it. If the leather isn't as dark as you wanted, saturate your cloth with the oil and repeat the process, letting the leather dry in between coats. You can apply as many coats of oil that you want until it reaches the hue that you desire. Remember to let the leather dry in between coats.
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Purchase neatsfoot oil compound, mink oil, or leather honey. Pour a tablespoon of the oil onto a non-abrasive cloth. Rub the oil onto the surface in an even layer. Let the oil dry overnight. Apply more coats of oil to make your leather even darker.
Article: Wash your hands regularly. Your fingernails should be free of dirt and trimmed evenly. Do not bite your fingernails, or chew on your cuticlesyou'll look nervous and neurotic. With extremely rare (and often accidental) exception, walking out of the house with bed head never looks good. Wash and brush your hair on a regular basis. If you have the time and inclination, consider using a paste or gel to style your hair, but follow the "less is more" rule with styling products, and don't use too much. Many people, perhaps unfairly, associate bad skin with bad hygiene. Wash your face thoroughly, especially after any physical activity. Avoid razor burn if at all possible. If you're prone to acne or other skin conditions, see a dermatologist to help you get your skin in shape. Do this every dayit's an invigorating way to start the day, and looking clean and smelling good doesn't hurt in the perception department, either! . Eating healthy will help with many things such as keeping a good weight, avoiding cavities, having a good complexion, and being energetic. Getting eight hours or more of sleep every night will do wonders for your complexion, energy and overall appearance. Looking handsome goes beyond your style. Exercising regularly not only helps with your appearance, confidence, and energy, but releases endorphins that make you feel good, and therefore more appealing to others.
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Keep hands and fingernails clean and neat. Take time to comb and style your hair. Care for your skin. Take showers. Eat healthy Sleep well. Exercise regularly.
Article: Whether the science you read is an article, book, or web page, read the text in its entirety. As you read, pay attention to details. Write down or make a mental note of things that are confusing or unclear. Use a highlighter or pen to underline, circle, or highlight facts that can be verified. Verifiable facts are those which are based in objective reality rather than on opinion, conjecture, or unfounded belief. All verifiable science relies on the work of other scientists to establish its credibility and inspire further studies. One way to verify the science you read is to follow up on the information provided in the study's footnotes. Check referenced sources to ensure that their conclusions and statistics match those presented in the scientific literature you're attempting to verify. If you're reading science in a popular publication, sources will be cited in the text rather than in footnotes or endnotes. Non-specialized sources should describe specific studies but might not refer to published peer-reviewed article by name. They might also refer to certain scientists or authors, or to the titles of scientific journals where relevant publications appeared. Use this information to track down more information whenever possible. You can also refer to review articles, which summarize all of the previous findings of a particular field. When you're reading through sources, there are some red flags you should look out for that may indicate the source isn't reliable. If you see any of the following red flags, be extra cautious when using the source material: The source hasn't been referenced elsewhere. The author hasn't written anything other than the one source. The author mostly cites themselves. The author's findings haven't been replicated elsewhere.
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Take note of verifiable facts as you read. Consult referenced data. Look out for red flags.