Q: Whether you're using ribbon, string, or another long, thin material, start with three pieces that are all the same.
A: Cut three pieces the same length.

Q: Look for puffiness around the kneecap or around the sides of the knee. Comparing your two knees is a good way to check to see if there is swelling or redness and to see if is something wrong. There might also be swelling at the back of your knee. This could signal a Baker's cyst, which is when extra fluid is pushed into tissue behind your knee. It can cause swelling at the back of your knee which may worsen when you stand up. If your affected knee is redder and warmer to the touch than the other knee, see your doctor. If you have discomfort when you move your leg, you may have some level of injury that needs to be treated. You may feel this discomfort as pain, pressure or stiffness. The stiffness and/or pressure will most likely be due to fluid in your knee. An injured leg may be painful to stand on. Try putting your weight on your leg and walking to see if your leg can handle load bearing exercise. While you may be able to diagnose swelling in your knee, you may not know the exact cause behind the swelling. It's best to check with your doctor if the swelling is persistent, painful, or doesn't go away in a couple of days. Some possible conditions that cause knee swelling include: an injury such as a torn ligament or cartilage; irritation from exerting your knee too much; osteoporosis; rheumatoid arthritis; gout; infection; bursitis; or other conditions.
A: Compare your affected knee with your other knee. Bend and straighten your leg. Test walking on your leg. See your doctor.

Q: Paired with a slightly oversized sweatshirt, they are an easy way to spruce up a comfortable weekend look for the fall or winter. Leather leggings are a surprisingly versatile piece that can be both dressed up and dressed down, depending on the rest of your outfit. If it's on the colder side, consider layering a coat or puffer vest over the sweatshirt. For warmer days, swap the sweatshirt for a loose, casual T-shirt. A denim jacket is great for adding a contrasting material to your outfit. This option dresses down your leather leggings for a more casual look. Pair with Converse or other sneakers to finish off the outfit. Another option with a similar effect is a chambray shirt, which can be worn unbuttoned over a loose white T-shirt for a warmer-weather version of this outfit. Pair with sleek, black sneakers for an on-the-go outfit. This outfit is great for traveling, or for a day where the temperature is fluctuatingyou can easily take off the cardigan if you're getting too hot, and throw it back on if you get chilly. Consider a chunky, knit cardigan to add more texture to the outfit. You could also consider a shirt with a muted pattern, like thin horizontal stripes, for even more visual interest.
A: Dress down your leggings with a sweater and sneakers. Pair your leggings with a denim jacket for visual interest. Throw an open cardigan over a T-shirt for a layered look.

Q: . Many massage therapists use their website as a way to communicate with clients, book clients, and retain new clientele. The website does not have to be fancy or state of the art. Instead, go for a basic website that showcases your business name, your certifications, the services you offer, and your unique approach to massage therapy. You can hire a web designer to create your website for you, or create your own website using a basic website design program like Wordpress.com or Squarespace.com. You can then link your website to other social media accounts like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. Your business should also have a Google Plus page with accurate information that appears when your business is googled by clients. Though it may seem old-fashioned to hand out flyers, targeting your community with old-fashioned marketing can be beneficial. Go around to local coffee shops and community centers and ask if you can post flyers about your new massage therapist business. This will help you develop business in your area and lead to word of mouth marketing. Some of your clients may want to claim their massage with their company's health fund or the government health fund so they can receive a rebate. You will need to make this option available to your clients by contacting each health fund and filling out an application form. You will then receive a provider number that you can use on your clients' rebates to allow them to claim their massages. Offering this option to your clients will likely make your business seem more appealing to clients and keep them coming back to you for your services. To encourage your clients to continue to use your services, you can start a rewards program where your clients get discounts or bonus treatments once they have booked you a certain number of times or spent a certain amount of money. You can also set up a referrals program where clients are rewarded if they refer a friend to your business. Using rewards programs can be a simple and direct way to retain your clients and to attract new clients. However, you should not lean too heavily on these programs, as your massage therapy services should be strong enough to justify return visits from your clients.
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Create a website for your business Hand out flyers in your community. Register your business with health funds in your country. Reward referrals from existing clients.