Q: For more advanced frosting decoration, you'll need a piping bag with a piping tip attachment on the small hole. Fill this with excess frosting, tamping it down near the tip, then twist the top of the bag to keep it closed. If the frosting isn't tamped down hard enough, air bubbles may cause breaks or splatter when you squeeze. If you don't own a piping bag, learn how to make your own out of parchment paper or a plastic bag. Homemade piping bags may be flimsy and more difficult to handle, however, and cannot typically be twisted without spilling the frosting. If you've never piped frosting before, practice a little on parchment paper first. Grasp a small handful of frosting near the base, separating it from the rest of the frosting-filled bag by twisting the bag. Hold the tip with this hand, and use your other hand to steady your first hand. Hold the piping tip at a 90 angle above the paper, and move it just above the surface as you gently squeeze, getting a feel for how hard you need to squeeze to create an attractive, unbroken design. Some people find it easier if they grasp the bag with their dominant hand and steady it with their non-dominant hand, while others prefer the other way around. Try out both to see which is more comfortable. For the classic ruffled cake border, use any piping tip with a wavy or star shape. Move the piping bag slowly around the circumference of the top layer, while squeezing. For more complex piping decorations, consider trying a design on a square of parchment paper. The paper can then be chilled in the refrigerator to make the design less fragile, then the design can be transferred carefully onto the top of the cake. Make a frosting rose for an impressive, yet classic decoration
A: Fill a piping bag with frosting. Learn how to handle a piping bag. Pipe decorations around the border of the cake. Pipe more elaborate decorations.

Article: Mango butter is a rich, creamy natural substances that nourishes the skin and has an amazing tropical scent. You can find it at natural food markets or online. You'll need the following ingredients to make about five ounces of body butter: 2 ounces (6 grams) cocoa butter 2 ounces (6 grams) mango butter 2 teaspoons shea butter 1 teaspoon wheat germ oil 1 teaspoon aloe vera gel 10 drops mango essential oil Prepare a double boiler, or create a makeshift one by filling a large pot with a few inches of water and placing a smaller pot inside it. Place all of the ingredients except the essential oil into the smaller pot. Turn the burner on low and heat the mixture, stirring occasionally, until the ingredients are completely melted. Continue to heat the mixture for 15 to 20 minutes, stirring occasionally, until the oils are completely incorporated and the body butter is smooth with no graininess. Be sure not to heat the ingredients too quickly, since this could ruin the texture of the different butters. Melt them together slowly, stirring often to make sure the mixture doesn't scorch. Give the mixture a chance to cool a bit before adding the essential oil. Stir in 10 drops drops of mango essential oil. If you like highly scented body butter, add an extra drop or two of essential oil. If you're sensitive to strong scents, just add 5 drops total. To give it a light, airy texture, whip the mixture with a hand blender until the body butter is creamy. Label the containers. Store it at room temperature and use it up within six months.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Gather your ingredients. Melt them together. Remove it from heat and let it cool to room temperature. Add the essential oil. Whip the body butter. Spoon the body butter into small jars or tins.

Q: Fill the sitz bath with warm water and place it over the toilet. This will allow you to sit and soak just your genital area. Add 1 to 2 tablespoons of epsom salts in the water and stir the mixture till the salts dissolve. Sit on the bath for 10 to 20 minutes, twice a day. You should do sitz baths three or four days or till the cyst improves. You can buy a sitz bath at a pharmacy or medical supply store. If you don't have a sitz bath, you could also just run a few inches of water in your bathtub. More research is needed, but ACV can be used to try to reduce the size and swelling of vaginal cysts. Either run a sitz bath and add 1 cup of ACV or you can soak a cotton ball or swab with ACV. Apply the soaked cotton ball or swab directly to the cyst and hold it there for 30 minutes twice a day until you notice swelling reduce. While ACV is a popular home remedy, scientists caution against relying on vinegar as a medicinal treatment. Fill a hot water bottle with hot water and wrap it in a clean towel. Place this against the cyst to provide some pain relief. You might also try applying a heat pack, so long as you keep another cloth between the pack and your skin. Take care not to burn the delicate tissue in the vaginal area. You can also dip a flannel or cotton cloth in hot water, wring the water out, and apply it directly against the cyst. Mix 1 to 2 tablespoons of aloe vera gel with 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon of turmeric powder. Stir until the mixture forms a paste. Use a cotton ball, tampon, or swab to apply the mixture to the cyst. Leave it on for 20 to 30 minutes once a day. Don't rinse or clean off the paste. Just let it run out naturally. You may want to wear a sanitary napkin so that the bright turmeric doesn't stain your clothing. Studies have shown that turmeric (curcumin) is an anti-inflammatory. This can reduce the irritation caused by vaginal cysts. Since it may take a few days for the cyst to clear up, you may want to take OTC pain relievers like ibuprofen or acetaminophen. If you feel severe pain that doesn't go away after taking OTC medications, contact your doctor. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions regarding dosage and how often to take the medication. Never rub the cyst, even when cleaning or washing the area. Gentle soaks in the sitz bath or tub are enough to keep the area clean. You should never douche. Douching is unnecessary, can irritate the cyst, and is considered to be harmful to women's health in general. Since you'll want to avoid irritating the cyst, consider using a sanitary napkin instead of a tampon, if you're menstruating.
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Soak in a sitz bath. Use an apple cider vinegar (ACV) soak. Use a warm compress. Apply an aloe vera mixture. Take over-the-counter (OTC) pain relievers. Avoid irritating the cyst.