To brighten your face, use concealer or highlight to draw two upside down triangles under your eyes. This will brighten up your eyes and eliminate any dark circles. You can use your fingers or a makeup brush to draw your triangles. If you have a pencil concealer or highlighter, use this to draw your triangles. To further draw out your cheekbones, add a line of highlighter or concealer near the contour lines you drew. Add a small line of concealer beside the contour line on the top of each cheekbone. It is not necessary to run the line along the full scope of your cheekbone like you did with the contour line. Draw one line going down the bridge of your nose. This should slim down your nose slightly, making it look smaller.

Summary: Add upside down triangles under your eyes. Add a line along the upper part of the cheekbones. Highlight your nose.

You should be at least an intermediate level before you attempt going to the skatepark. Practice on your board or skates by yourself, learning how to balance and stay upright while in motion, and jump with them. Be sure to know the basics of riding the board and at least one trick you can do. A few good tricks to know are the ollie, the pop shuvit, and the kickflip. One "run" on a piece of the park's equipment should not last for longer than a minute, or you will be tying up the line of other skaters wishing to go. Especially if you're just going through the basics, try to get a few tricks in under that time, before coming back and getting in line again if you would like another run. A long run is alright on occasion, but not every time. If you do go for a long one, make sure you time it right so you're not blocking off anyone else. If it's a run through multiple pieces of equipment, be careful not to cut anyone off as you move along. Although it may be alright to temporarily sit on a ledge or a bench, most flat surfaces in the park are there to be skated on. Move your gear out of the way of the equipment to avoid any other skaters from tripping over it. See where any other skaters who are taking a break are, and join them if you need somewhere to stand around in between runs. If you can't find a spot in the park to take a break, going outside of it will have places you can rest where you won't have to worry about blocking other skaters. Some city's skateparks, such as Seattle's, don't allow bikes to be used in them. If your local skatepark allows bikes, make sure it doesn't have metal pegs on the front or back wheels that can damage the equipment. A bike is a lot larger and more damaging than a skateboard or someone on skates if it's involved in a collision, so be sure to avoid others while performing tricks. Wash the tires of your bike if they have dirt or mud on them before you come to the skatepark. Everyone is entitled to the space, no matter if they're on a board, skates, scooter, or bike (if it's allowed). It should go without saying, but don't say someone shouldn't be at a skate park based on their race, ethnicity, gender, or sexual orientation. Anybody who wants to be there should be allowed to be there.

Summary: Learn the basics of skateboarding or roller skating before going to a skatepark. Take short and sweet turns on the equipment. Keep the park equipment clear. Find out if your skatepark allows bicycles before riding one there. Be inclusive towards everyone who is at the park.

This paper will become your tracing paper, so you'll want to start with a sheet that's already fairly thin. Regular printer paper works well for this process. You'll need a few more items before you begin making your tracing paper. Fortunately, most of these materials should be available around your house. You'll need: One tablespoon of oil in a cup. You'll be applying this oil to your paper and may need more than a tablespoon depending on the size of the paper. Ideally, use vegetable, coconut or baby oil. Olive oil is thicker and may oversaturate the paper. A large, thick-bristled paintbrush to apply the oil. Newspaper, cardboard or a plastic container. Paper towels or a washcloth. A hair dryer (optional). Find a flat surface such as a table or desk to work on. You'll want to make sure it's protected since you'll be working with oil. Before you start, place some newspaper on your workspace. The oil may drip or accidently spill, so it's a good idea to cover the entire surface with newspaper. Alternatively, place your paper on a piece of cardboard or inside a large plastic container.

Summary: Start with a piece of regular paper. Gather additional materials. Prepare your workspace.

Wash your hair with some shampoo. You want to work with clean hair free of oils and hair products. Brew about 2 cups (470ml) of strong, organic coffee. It may help to brew 2 cups (470ml) of coffee, since you will be pouring the coffee over your head as a rinse. The more coffee, the easier it will be to pour on your hair. Allow your coffee to cool down to room temperature, or even cooler. Once your coffee is brewed, pour the coffee into a large bowl or pot. Essentially, you need a large enough container to hold the coffee so you can scoop it up to pour on your hair, and also to collect the falling coffee as you hold your head over the container and pour the coffee on your hair. Place the large bowl or pot into the shower and hold your head over the bowl. You can dunk your hair into the bowl, and use a small cup to scoop up coffee and pour it over the rest of your hair. This will be especially helpful to reach the back of your head, which will be unable to be dipped all the way into the coffee. Pour coffee over your hair approximately 15 times. This will make sure your hair gets completely saturated with the coffee. Wring out your hair, and allow the coffee to sit on your hair for about at least 20 minutes to a few hours. It may help to pin your hair up in a bun to prevent the coffee from dripping. Alternatively, you can pour the brewed coffee into a spray bottle and spray your hair. Either way, be sure to cover as much of your hair as possible with the coffee. After you have let the coffee sit on your hair, rinse out the coffee with water in the shower. You may need to soak you hair with coffee a few more times in order to achieve your desired hair color. Rinsing your hair with apple cider vinegar may help the coffee color last longer.
Summary: Shampoo your hair. Brew coffee. Transfer the coffee to a large container. Rinse your hair with the coffee. Rinse your hair clean.