Write an article based on this "Gather materials. Apply yellow corrector to the inside of the hickey. Apply green corrector to the rest of the hickey. Apply concealer over the hickey. Apply foundation."
article: Whether you're a girl with a lot of makeup, or a guy who has to ask a girl for help or to do the walk of shame to the drugstore, it's important to have all of the right materials before you start covering your hickey up with makeup. Here's what you need to get the job done: Green corrector. Purple corrector. Concealer. A make-up brush. Foundation (optional). The trick is to apply the color opposite on the color wheel to balance out and neutralize the color of the hickey. The inside of your hickey will be purple while the outside will be more red, so you'll need to use yellow to color the inside of the hickey. Apply the yellow corrector gently to the inside of the hickey, using a thin brush. Clean your brush and use it to apply the green corrector to the remaining red part of the hickey. Find a concealer that matches your skin tone and apply it over the hickey with your make-up brush. If you're not sure about which shade is best, first try using it on the other side of your neck to see if it blends in. Once you've applied it with the brush, you can dab it with your fingers to set it into your skin. Bring the make-up with you wherever you go so you can reapply it in case it smudges during the day. To ensure that the makeup lasts as long as possible, apply a translucent powder on top of the concealer to lock it in place (if it looks too powdery, spray some setting spray on top). If you want extra coverage for your hickey, you can apply a layer of foundation to keep the hickey hidden. Apply the foundation with a foundation brush and use a sponge to blend it in further.

Write an article based on this "Try your hand at a flower headband Create a hippie headband . Knit your own headband"
article: . These floral headbands have become very popular with a rise in indie fashion. Learn how to create a headband that gives the illusion of a halo of flowers with these simple directions. . If your headband is less for utility and more for style, try making a cute hippie headband that wraps around your forehead. This style secures your hair to your head while adding a unique accessory to accentuate your face. ake a sparkly headband. To add a bit of glam and glitz to your hair, use these step-by-step directions to create a pretty sparkly headband. You could use glitter, sequins, or beads to make your hair shine. . If you love to knit and want to keep frizzy hair out of your eyes, combine your talent and desire to create a knitted headband. Choose any color you like, and spend a little time making your own knitted headband.

Write an article based on this "Try simply adding a black slide. Find the Layout button and click on Blank. Make the background black. Save the File. Review the presentation."
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This is an easy way to build a black screen directly into your presentation. This way, you don't have to worry about pressing the B button you can plan for a dark screen when you want the audience to focus on your words, and then click onward to the next slide when you're ready to proceed. You can do this by adding a blank slide with a plain black background, or you can make the words fade out to black before you move on to the next slide. This will delete any default Textboxes from your slide. In case there is still some default design showing up on your slide click on Design > Background > Hide Background Graphics. Click on Design > Background Styles. Then, select the Black Screen option. Alternately: Click Format Background > Fill > Solid Fill > Color. Select the color black from the list of Theme Colors. Then, click Apply to blacken the background of this particular slide. If you'd like to give every slide a black background, then click Apply to All. Go to File, then Save As. Choose an easy-to-find location to save this Powerpoint file, and give it a name that you won't forget. It's important to save your presentation after making major changes: in case your computer dies, there is a power outage, or you simply forget to save your work. Before you try to present this PowerPoint to a group of people, make sure that the screen goes black when you want it to go black. Click on the Slideshow icon on the bottom right-hand corner or the Slideshow From the Beginning option on the panel at the top of the screen. Your computer screen should now look completely black except for a small set of pointer arrows in the bottom left corner. Unfortunately nothing can be done about that but from a distance they are not too visible.