Q: Your doctor may want to test you for nutrient deficiencies, since being deficient in certain nutrients can predispose you to vitiligo. If you are deficient in something, then you may need to take a supplement to get your nutrient levels back up to normal. Follow your doctor's instructions for supplementing. Some deficiencies that may contribute to you developing vitiligo include: Vitamin D Antioxidant vitamins, such as A, C, and E Zinc Using skin dyes, makeup, or even tanning products can help to camouflage any patches of vitiligo. This is a cheaper option that makes it possible to avoid any of the concerns surrounding taking medication. However, applying these products can take a good amount of time and practice to master. Corticosteroids are the most commonly prescribed topical medication for vitiligo. When applied daily, these lotions can help to add skin color to lightened areas. Because of the serious possible side effects, including skin brittleness, only a doctor can prescribe these creams. Medications applied topically are not as effective on all areas of the body, such as the feet. This is a type of treatment that takes place at a hospital or professional medical setting. Each session will involve exposing your skin to concentrated UVA light twice a week for a period of 12 months or more. When combined with medication, light therapy can successfully restore pigment to some areas. Avoid sun exposure and excessive light therapy if you have a diagnosis of vitiligo. Too much sun may put your skin at risk of further damage and accentuate abnormalities. Ask your doctor about how much light therapy is safe for you. If you suffer from an autoimmune illness, such as Hashimoto's disease, work with an endocrinologist or your general practitioner to develop a treatment plan. You'll likely need to take medications to boost your immune system. Doing so can decrease the likelihood that you'll develop vitiligo. Talk with your doctor about attending an in-person, local group of people suffering from autoimmune or skin conditions, such as vitiligo. If there aren't any groups nearby, look into joining an online organization, such as Vitiligo Support International. These groups are also great resources for exchanging diagnosis and treatment information. Although some spots may disappear on their own, vitiligo is usually a lifelong condition.
A: Treat any underlying nutrient deficiencies. Apply cosmetics to minimize skin differences. Rub on a medicated cream. Consider light therapy if you have widespread vitiligo. Treat any current autoimmune diseases. Join a vitiligo support group.

Q: Android devices do not have the ability to resize images out the box, but there are countless apps available that can do it for you. You can find these apps in the Google Play Store, many of which are free. Some of the most popular image resizing apps include: Photo & Picture Resizer Resize Me! Image Shrink Reduce Photo Size When you launch the app for the first time, you may be prompted to give the app access to your stored photos. This is essential so that the app can load photos stored on your device. Use the app to navigate to the photo that you want to resize. The process will vary depending on the app, but generally you can tap the "Select photo" button on the app's main menu to open your device's stored photos. After opening the image, you'll likely need to select the "Resize" tool in the app. Again, the process will vary for this depending on the app you are using. You'll be shown the original size in both pixels and file size. Depending on the app, you may be able to select from preset image sizes, and enter custom sizes. When entering a custom size, you can just enter one value and the other value will scale accordingly. Depending on the app, the resized image may be saved automatically, or you may need to manually tap the "Save" button. The original image will not be changed. Each app will store its resized images in a different location. Generally, you'll be able to find the pictures by opening your Pictures folder and then opening the folder named after the app. You can then share the images just like you would any other picture on your device.
A: Download an app that can resize pictures. Open the downloaded app and give it access to your photos. Open the photo you want to resize. Select the resize tool. Select the size you want to make the image. Save your resized image. Find your resized images.

Q: Don't just send out inquiry letters to every company within a 20-minute radius of where you live. Carefully think about the kind of company you'd like to work at and the kind of work you'd like to be doing. Research the companies in your area to find out which would be the best fit for you. You can't write a solid inquiry letter without knowing some about the company first. Check out the company's mission statement, "About Us" page, and goals. Dig through the website to get a sense of what drives the company and what it strives to achieve. For instance, maybe the company focuses on innovation or maybe they sell themselves as a trusted brand. That's important information for you to gather. It's also important to look at the most important employees, such as the CEO or main managers, and learn more about them. Review the company's main social media accounts, including recent posts. That will give you an idea of recent news about the company, but it also helps you understand more about the culture and the brand. For instance, if the company is very formal in its social media interactions, that tells you it prefers to maintain a professional appearance at all times, and the workplace environment probably reflects that. Alternatively, if it presents itself in a quirky and personable fashion on social media, that could indicate a more relaxed and creative work environment. The company's website should have press releases, and that's a good place to start. It shows you what the company has been proud of recently. However, you should also look for news about the company outside of its main website, as that will give you a more rounded view. You may need to read in between the lines. If the company is bringing out a lot of new products, it could be that some of its old product lines are failing or it could be the company is trying to go in a new direction. Make a list of what you think the company is looking for. Use your research on the company's goals and job postings to get an idea of what they want. Then, match up your skill set with what they need. The job postings may have keywords like "team player," "good communicator," "able to think on your feet," and "hard worker," just to name a few. It can help to match up specific experiences with each needed skill. For instance, if the company is looking for a team player, talk about how you worked with teams in your last position to complete weekly projects. Dig through the company's website and find someone it would make sense for you to contact. A hiring manager is good, but the head of the department you'd like to work in is even better. Look for the page with the main employees, and then search for one that works in or heads the department you'd like to work in. Find the person's email, too, if possible.
A: Pick appropriate companies for your skill set. Research the company through its website. Check out how the company presents itself on social media. Look at press releases and recent news. Match your skills to what the company needs. Decide who you will write to.

Q: While you may know your Snaps are flirty, your crush might still be wondering if you're interested. Respond to their Snaps and stories with quick, flirtatious lines like "I like that!" or "You don't look so bad (winky face)" to be obvious without being overwhelming. In a chat, ask to see something in your crush's life. This could be anything from their beautiful eyes to their new kitten. Even if your crush just sends you a photo of their morning bus ride, remember that they did it just for you! Snapchat messages disappear after 24 hours so they should be brief. Once your messages venture into 2 or 3 sentence territory, get your crush's phone number or ID on a text messaging platform to keep the conversation going.
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Respond to their Snaps. Ask for private Snaps. Move the conversation off Snapchat.