Be bold: don't be afraid of a heavily-smudged, dark eye. It's part of Jett's signature gritty aesthetic and will complement the rest of your ensemble. Start with a primer, which can help keep your makeup from smearing or settling into wrinkles. Then apply concealer to your eyelid and under-eye so you begin with a neutral, smooth canvas and eliminate dark circles. Apply a dark eyeshadow to your eyelid from lash-line up to the crease. Be sure to blow on the brush first to remove any excess shadow. Using a small, angled brush, apply the shadow to your lower lash-line. Blend and smudge the edges of the shadow. You can use a cotton swab or a brush for this job. Remember that a smoky eye should not have any sharp lines. Tight-line your upper eyelid with eyeliner. This means the eyeliner is so tight against your lashes that there is no skin visible between line and lash. Then add a medium-shade eyeshadow on top of the dark shadow and blend upward toward the crease. The color should be dark by your lashes and taper in intensity as you move up toward the crease, until it is almost sheer. Make sure you blend and buff out any harsh lines. Don't forget to curl your lashes and apply mascara to complete the look. You don't want want your facial makeup to compete with your bold eyes, so keep this part of your look softer. Brushing on some bronzer or light blush should be enough to highlight your cheekbones while still allowing your dramatic eyes to take the spotlight. Don't be afraid of rocking pale skin! While a healthy tan has been in vogue for a couple of decades, Jett's look is unapologetically fair. Embracing your pale persona will offset the dramatic colors and texture of your hair, as well as the dark and metallic tones of your ensemble. If you take the time to browse photo galleries of Jett's storied career, you'll find that Jett's smoldering eye was almost always paired with a matte nude lip. While the nude lip is Jett's customary look, feel free to experiment with darker crimsons and browns. Jett's early career placed her just as firmly in the glam-rock scene as it did in the punk-rock one, and she has frequently identified the famously lipstick-loving David Bowie as her personal style icon. Try a matte liquid lipstick for maximum stain and minimal upkeep.

Summary: Master the smoky eye. Keep makeup on your cheeks muted. Coat your lips in a matte nude tone.

Your touch can communicate many things to her, but what you may not know is it can also communicate your state of mind. If you are feeling nervous, tense, or fearful, your girlfriend will very likely be able to sense it through your touch. If you are feeling nervous about holding your girlfriend, remind yourself she's your girlfriend for a reason (she likes you!), and that she's probably hoping you'll take her hand or put your arm around her. Be confident, but not cocky. While it's likely your girlfriend is looking forward to your touch, don't assume you have free access to her body at any time. Be respectful of her space. Calm yourself by breathing in for four seconds, then breathing out for four seconds. Repeat this at least four times and you should begin to feel more at ease. If you're still nervous, pinch yourself in the fleshy part between your thumb and index finger. Applying pressure to this area can quickly calm your nervous system. The easiest way to do this is by simply asking her. Saying "Can I hold you?" is not only sweet, it's also a way to know 100% for sure she's comfortable with being touched. You can also try touching her in non-threatening areas, like her upper back or between her elbow and her hand, and watch her reaction. Pay close attention to her body language. People can very accurately read each others emotions via touch--if they're paying attention. If she seems uncomfortable in any way--if her muscles tense, she avoids eye contact, or you just get a vibe that she doesn't like it, stop what you're doing. Don't be upset or offended if your girlfriend isn't in the mood to be touched. It probably has little to do with you--some people simply don't like to be touched. It doesn't necessarily mean she doesn't like you. Think about how long you've been dating or any statements she's made in the past about her limits. It's not a good idea to grab her butt after you've been dating for a week, especially if she's expressed that she wants things to go slow. If you're in the middle of the lunchroom or at a family gathering, you probably won't want to hold her the same way you do when it's just the two of you sitting on the couch. It can make things awkward for her and the people around you. If you're around her parents, it might even get her in trouble! When you're in public, keep things PG--just hold hands, or put your arms around each other, or maybe put your hand in her back pocket. Save the cuddling and really intimate stuff for when you're alone.

Summary: Be confident and relaxed. Make sure she's okay with contact. Consider your environment.

The coefficients are the numbers outside of a radical. If there is no given coefficient, then the coefficient can be understood to be 1. Multiply the coefficients together. Here's how you do it: Ex. 1: 3(2) x (10) = 3(? ) 3 x 1 = 3 Ex. 2: 4(3) x 3(6) = 12(? ) 4 x 3 = 12 After you've multiplied the coefficients, you can multiply the numbers inside the radicals. Here's how you do it: Ex. 1: 3(2) x (10) = 3(2 x 10) = 3(20) Ex. 2: 4(3) x 3(6) = 12(3 x 6) = 12(18) Next, simplify the numbers under the radicals by looking for perfect squares or multiples of the numbers under the radicals that are perfect squares. Once you've simplified those terms, just multiply them by their corresponding coefficients. Here's how you do it: 3(20) = 3(4 x 5) = 3([2 x 2] x 5) = (3 x 2)(5) = 6(5) 12(18) = 12(9 x 2) = 12(3 x 3 x 2) = (12 x 3)(2) = 36(2)
Summary: Multiply the coefficients. Multiply the numbers inside the radicals. Simplify the product.