Article: Certain foods can trigger acne outbreaks or make existing outbreaks worse. If you want to eliminate acne quickly, you need to commit. This means altering all aspects of your life, including your diet. Dairy and carbs, especially empty carbs like processed flours and sugars, can trigger acne. Cut out these food options to try and curb your breakouts and opt instead for whole wheats, fruits, and veggies. Chocolate is often listed as a potential cause of acne, but the link has not been well established. While some studies indicate chocolate can cause acne, or worsen existing outbreaks, further study is needed. However, if you're hoping to cure your acne fast it might be better to err on the side of caution and ditch the chocolate. Greasy foods have also been blamed for acne, but this has little scientific basis. However, working in a greasy environment, such as a fast food kitchen, can cause acne as oil sticks to the skin and blocks in hair follicles. Oftentimes, you're engaging in behavior that causes or worsens acne without realizing it. If you want your acne gone fast, you need to avoid certain behaviors. Don't pick at your acne. This will make it worse and lead to more infections and scarring. It will also make the lesions more red and swollen. Oftentimes, people assume poor hygiene has caused their acne and respond with heavy washings. This irritates the skin, making existing acne more apparent and increasing the risk of infection. Stick to gentle washings twice a day with a mild soap or an acne cleanser. Stressing about acne can easily make it worse. While stress is not an established cause of acne, the hormones released during stress have been linked to worsening of symptoms. Acne is caused when hair follicles become plugged up with oil and dead skin. Using products heavy in oils, like certain make-ups and hair products, can make acne more likely. Go through your cabinets and identify any substances that may be causing your acne. If you wear make-up, look for oil free products. Make-up is often identified as a cause of acne but your acne should not be affected by make-up as long as your products contain little or no oil. Look for water-based or mineral-based make-up instead. Sunscreens also sometimes use heavy amounts of oil. Look for more natural, oil-free brands of sunscreen. Look for "noncomedogenic" on the label. Neutrogena has great sunscreens that won't cause acne breakouts. Hair products in particular tend to be very oily. Look for natural brands of shampoo and conditioner. Oftentimes, salon products are better made than department store conditioners. If you're looking to eliminate acne, it might be worth the added price.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Alter your diet. Avoid making the problem worse. Switch to oil free products.

Problem: Article: Now that it's time to bring your character to life, start by giving them a name. They are, after all, a unique being with their own personality, look, and qualities. Shouldn't they have an equally awesome name? Consider using their unique qualities when choosing a name (think, Black Beauty). Speaking of Black Beauty, alliteration can be a strong tool when naming your character. Many iconic characters in the cartoon world such as Mickey Mouse, Daffy Duck, etc., have made good use of alliteration. It's less common in literature. Part of bringing your character to life, entails giving them a future or something to work towards. In Animal Farm Napoleon the pig originally has a goal of a better life for all the animals, his true personality shows as his goals change. Character's goals can shape his personality, so don't miss this important step. Similar to their goals and dreams, a character should also have a past. This not only helps to define who they are today but gives the audience something to sympathize/empathize with. You don't have to dwell on the character's past. Bambi is a good example of this. Ultimately, his sad past helped to shape him into the confident and courageous leader that he became. However, his past wasn't necessarily the theme throughout. More than anything, the fictional characters that you create need to feel like real, living creatures to the readers.
Summary: Name your character. Define the character's goals and dreams. Give them a history.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Scroll down through your News Feed until you find the post or ad you want to hide from your News Feed. Hiding a post is different than reporting a post. This icon is in the top-right corner of the post. Tap or click it to prompt a drop-down menu. It's near the top of the drop-down menu. Tapping or clicking this will immediately hide the post from your News Feed. If you're trying to hide an ad or suggested post, select Hide Ad instead. Depending on the type of post you hid, your follow-up options will vary, but will often include the following: See Less from [Name] - Facebook will lower the user's posts in your News Feed priority. Hide All from [Name] - Block all updates from this person, page, or ad source.

SUMMARY: Go the item you want to hide. Select . Select Hide Post. Select a follow-up action.

Put small sugar crystals or sanding sugar in a medium-sized bowl. Then, roll the cake pops around in the sprinkles. Shake out the cake pops to remove any excess sprinkles and stand the cake pops upright so they can dry. Another option is to take a handful of sprinkles and drop them onto the wet cake pops. This can give the cake pops a lighter sprinkle decoration. Put a bowl or plate below the cake pops so you can collect the excess sprinkles and reuse them. Place chopped peanuts, walnuts, pecans, or cashews in a bowl. Then, take a wet cake pop and roll it around in the chopped nuts to coat it. Use your fingers to drop chopped nuts on the sides of the cake pop so it is covered. Add chopped candy pieces to the wet cake pops. Roll them around in the chopped candy so they get a nice coating. Put buttercream frosting in a small piping bag with a narrow tip. Then, hold the coated cake pop in one hand and pipe the frosting onto the cake pop with the other. Spin the cake pop around in your hand as you add the frosting to make a spiral design, vertical lines, or a horizontal line design. Put a plate underneath the cake pop as you pipe on the frosting so it can catch any excess frosting or frosting that drips down. Another option is to put small dots of frosting on the cake pops for a fun design or write letters or shapes with the frosting. Frosting looks best on cake pops that have already been dipped in candy coating. Pick 2-3 different colors of candy coating. Melt them in separate bowls. Then, dip the cake pop in the first color and let it harden. Once it has dried, dip it half way into the second color and let it harden. Finally, dip it 1/4 of the way into the third color and let it dry for a layered color look. You may use white for the base color to make the other colors stand out. Try layering colors like blue, red, and white, or green, purple, and pink. Look for shimmering food coloring at your local grocery store or baking supply shop. It usually comes in the form of a spray. Apply a few spritzes of the shimmering food coloring to give the cake pops a nice, even color. Use an iridescent shimmering food coloring for a pretty, shiny sheen to the cake pops. Shimmering food coloring looks best on cake pops that have already been dipped in candy coating.
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Dip wet, coated cake pops in sprinkles. Add chopped nuts or candy pieces to wet, coated cake pops. Pipe frosting onto the cake pops. Layer the cake pop in different colored coatings. Add shimmering food coloring to the cake pops.