Depending on the event, the dress code will vary whether it is stated explicitly or not. Are you going to a wedding, cocktail party, dinner party, funeral, job interview, night club, the theater, first date, luncheon/ brunch, or a formal gala? Honor the dress code and let the occasion dictate the formality of your wardrobe. Having good clothing etiquette will allow you to look great and feel comfortable. Don't make the mistake of wearing the wrong outfit for the occasion, like wearing a ball gown to a cocktail party or revealing clothes in a conservative culture. You need to know your colors, too. For example, it's not appropriate to wear white to a wedding or light-colored clothes to a funeral. There is also a difference between daytime clothes and evening clothes. For the day, it's better to wear light colors, natural-looking makeup, minimal jewelry, and low to medium heels. At night, you can go more formal and choose darker colors, heavier makeup, high heels, and glitzier accessories. Understand your body type and choose clothes with proportions that play up your best assets. Wear a particular color that looks great with your skin or hair. Dressing in clothes that look fantastic specifically on you can put you on your "A" game. It can also be helpful to consider your age when dressing up so you can choose the clothes that flatter your body best as it currently is. For example, you might find that different cuts and materials flatter you more in your forties than the styles you used to wear in your twenties. Often, what looks good is not comfortable and what's comfortable is not stylish. The key is to spend time choosing the right outfit that meets both these criteria. If you wait until the last minute, you're apt to throw anything on and then regret wearing those itchy pants or unbearably tight shoes! Remember you not only want to look good to the other person but you want to feel confident, too. The way to do that is to wear an outfit that shows your personality but that you don't have to think about once you put it on. Keep it casual for a daytime date, and dress it up in the evening. Avoid wearing anything that's political or offensive. Dressing up is not just about picking the right outfit. Also take into consideration your hygiene, hair, skin, and makeup. Bathe yourself well; create a flattering hairdo, and carefully apply some makeup. You don't need to go over the top -- groom according to the formality of the occasion. To create an elegant look, pick one feature that you want to accentuate, and keep the rest of your look simple. With your makeup, play up your eyes or lips but not both. If you start with a little black dress, try adding a statement accessory like a fancy clutch or an eye-catching necklace. The goal is to not overwhelm the look but to have each element complement the other.
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One-sentence summary -- Evaluate the event. Dress appropriately. Flatter your shape and wear your best colors. Wear stylish, yet comfortable, attire on a first date. Employ good grooming. Remember less is more.

Sometimes, a third eyelid protrusion will resolve on its own. In other cases, though, veterinary treatment will be necessary to move the third eyelid back to its normal position. After examining your cat's eyes, your vet will come up with a treatment plan, which will likely consist of medication and surgery. Ask your vet any questions you may have about the recommended treatments, such as how the medications work and how the surgical procedure is performed. Following the treatment plan will increase the chances of successfully treating the protrusion. If the protruded third eyelid or tear gland is red and irritated, anti-inflammatory eye drops will be useful. Steroids are anti-inflammatory. For cherry eye (protrusion of the third eyelid's tear gland), a steroid eye drop could relieve the inflammation enough for the tear gland to move back to its normal position. To give your cat eye drops, hold her gently yet firmly in your lap or place her on a sturdy flat surface. Tilt her head up, open her eyelids up with your non-dominant hand, and put the prescribed number of drops in her eye with your dominant hand. When you give the eye drops, make sure the bottle tip does not touch her eye. Cats usually do not like getting eye drops. Consider giving the eye drops close to your cat's mealtime. Her mealtime will serve as her reward. If a medical condition is causing the third eyelid protrusion, it should be treated as well. For example, a heavy intestinal worm burden has been associated with Haw syndrome. Your vet would prescribe a dewormer to kill the worms. Epinephrine, also known as adrenaline, is used to treat Haw syndrome (both third eyelids are protruded). A few drops of epinephrine will cause the third eyelids to rapidly retract back into their proper positions. The third eyelids may end up spontaneously retracting in a few weeks or months. However, the administration of eyedrops is rarely done in practice. This is because the eyelid protrusion is a symptom rather than a syndrome on its own. The protrusion is not harmful, so most vets prefer to explain the above and either treat the underlying cause or wait for the protrusion to resolve on its own. A drug called phenylephrine is similar to epinephrine and can be used to treat Haw syndrome. The topical epinephrine or phenylephrine would be applied in the same way as the topical anti-inflammatory. Follow your vet's instructions regarding the number of drops to put in the affected eye(s).
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One-sentence summary -- Seek and follow the treatment advice of your vet. Give your cat an anti-inflammatory medication. Treat the underlying medical condition. Administer topical epinephrine.

Loop one end of the rubber band around your index finger. Loop the other end of the rubber band around your thumb on the same hand. Position your hand so that your thumb and index fingers are pointing straight up. Point your index finger with the rubber band around it at your target to aim. Don't allow your finger to bend as this will cause the rubber band to slip down. The rubber band should rest no lower than the midpoint of the top part of your index finger before the first knuckle.
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One-sentence summary -- Hold the rubber band between your index and thumb fingers. Aim your gun.

To start the curling process, gather a small strand of hair. The strand of hair should be about the width of a pencil when compressed. If you've sectioned off parts of your hair, start with the bottom layer. You'll work your way from one side of your head to the other to ensure you don't miss any strands. If you haven't sectioned off your hair, choose a section of hair from the top of your head to start with. For larger curls, take a larger strand of hair.
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Choose a strand of hair and work systematically around your head.