In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Circle skirts are known for their flowy appearance, so it is best to choose a material that isn't too heavy or stiff(we recommend flounced garments). The waistband is made from exposed elastic, so choose an elastic in a width and color that you like. A wide waistband measuring 3 inches (7.6cm) or more is a fun way to top off your skirt. Use a soft measuring tape around your hips where you would like the skirt to sit, typically the widest part. Because this is a circle skirt, a bit of geometry is necessary to find the measurements. To find the radius of the skirt, take your hip measurement and add two inches. Then, divide this number by 6.28; the answer is the radius of your circle. For example, if your hips measure 30 inches (76.2cm), add two additional inches and divide by 6.28 (32 / 6.28). This will give you a radius of about 5.1 inches (13.0cm). Measure the elastic by adding one inch for a seam allowance to your total hip measurement. If your hips measure in at 30 inches (76.2cm), your elastic should be measured and cut to 31 inches (78.7cm). Measure the length of the skirt by using a soft measuring tape to find the distance from your hips to your desired end point. Add an extra inch of length for seam allowance. Fold over the bottom inch of the edge of the skirt and use an iron to flatten it out. Then fold this section over again, and use a straight or zigzag stitch to hem it all the way around the edge.
Summary: Pick out your materials. Take your measurements. Hem the skirt.

Mini skirts tend to have a hemline that falls out over the widest part of your thighs, accentuating this problem area. Look for hemlines that stop a couple of inches above or below your knee to balance out your legs. If your legs are full from top to bottom, a mini skirt may help elongate your leg by showing off more skin. An elongated leg also means a slenderized leg. Women who carry excess weight around their stomachs need longer hemlines to keep their body looking proportioned. Short hemlines will only draw further attention to a large midsection. Try a mini skirt if you feel proud of your toned legs, or look for a fit-and-flare skirt with a hemline just below the knee if you want to make your muscular calves look slimmer. Not many women can pull of the midi skirt because it lands at the thickest part of the calves, which generally makes your legs look stout. If you have slender calves, however, you can usually wear a midi without worry. Baggy clothes do flatter plus sized women and tend to make them look dowdy. Instead of a long, baggy skirt, opt for a knee-length skirt with a little stretch and flare. If your entire frame is thin, the excess fabric of a maxi skirt may threaten to swallow you up. If you do opt for a maxi skirt regardless, look for a sleek style that hugs your hips and thighs to reduce the amount of excess fabric.
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One-sentence summary -- Stick with knee-length skirts if you have wider hips and thighs. Try a mini skirt if you have full legs. Avoid mini skirts if you have a full mid-section. Show off your legs if you have an athletic build. Wear a midi skirt if you have slender calves. Resist the temptation to hide beneath a long skirt if you are a plus sized woman. Stay away from long skirts if you are especially thin-boned.

Q: You will need to decide if you would like to use a felt tip pen, a sponge tip, or a long brush. The felt tip pen is easiest to use for beginners, due to the lack of mess and the familiar format of using a pen. The sponge tip is great for intermediate users, due to the sturdiness of tip, yet similarity to the pen. The long brush is best for those who are more advanced at applying makeup. It can be difficult to control the bristles but this is the best way to achieve fine lines. This can be done by spraying isopropyl alcohol onto the tip of the liquid eyeliner. Wait fifteen seconds or so for the alcohol to evaporate before applying to the client. Ask the client to close their eyes. Place your thumb on the client's cheekbone and your pointer finger above the eyebrow. Gently stretch the skin so that it is not wrinkled or creased on the eyelid. Carefully draw a line, moving from the inner corner of the eye outward. This can be done in a single motion. You can also choose to stop and restart from where you left off, as long as you end up with an even, continuous line. If done correctly, you should not need to re-apply liquid liner. It is not necessary to layer liquid liner to achieve a darker shade. You may need to go back and fix mistakes where the line does not look even. You can compensate by filling in the line to make the eyeliner even, with no jagged parts. Concealer and a concealer brush will allow you to fix mistakes you may have made while drawing the line. Use the concealer to cover the parts that you would like to erase. This may require you to use a few layers of concealer to completely conceal the eyeliner, depending on how dark the color of the eyeliner is. Be sure to blend the concealer into the rest of the makeup to prevent it from looking sloppy and the concealer from looking apparent to others.
A: Decide on a liquid liner. Disinfect the liquid liner. Apply the liquid liner. Use concealer to erase mistakes.

Problem: Article: In rare cases, grazes can appear infected. See a doctor if you notice any of the following symptoms: Pain, redness, or swelling around the graze Pus around the wound A feeling of sickness A high temperature Swollen glands If you need a tetanus shot, you should get one if you have a new graze or wound. Check your vaccination records. You can ask your doctor for your medical records. If you're younger, your parents may have copies of the vaccination records on hand. Most grazes will stop bleeding on their own. If the bleeding does not stop, see a doctor. If blood is coming out in spurts, you may have grazed an artery, which usually occurs with a deep graze called a skin avulsion injury. This will require stitches. While dirt and debris can be removed with water, an x-ray may be needed to remove larger foreign bodies from the wound. If you suspect something like glass may be embedded in the wound, see your doctor. He or she can take an x-ray to check for foreign bodies and have a doctor determine the best method to remove the object. A graze that is deep or wide may require stitches or special adhesive bandages with non-stick pads. See your doctor if your wound is not healing up on its own. He or she can provide you with stitches or special dressing for you wound.
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See a doctor if the graze appears infected. Get a tetanus shot if you are due for one. See a doctor if the wound will not stop bleeding. Make an appointment with a physician if you suspect a large foreign object is trapped in the wound. Get stitches or special dressing for a deep wound.