Article: Wear vinyl or latex gloves when you check for bedbugs. This can protect your hands from being bitten by live bed bugs and the gloves will prevent you from coming into contact with blood from smashed bed bugs. If you don't have any gloves around, wrap a plastic bag over your hand before looking for the bed bugs. Adult bed bugs are around 14 inch (0.64cm) long and they have 6 legs. A bed bug that's recently fed on blood will be bright red and round. Once it digests the blood, it will turn a darker brown color and become flat. If the bed bug hasn't fed in a while, it will be a pale brown color. Since bed bugs feed on blood, they can leave behind red or rusty stains if they get smashed. The color may be bright red if the bed bug was recently crushed or the stain may be dark if the bed bug was smashed a while ago. The stains might look like single drops of blood or there will be smears and streaks. Bed bug excrement will look like very small black spots (about this size: ). The excrement can stain the fabric that's underneath it, so you may see dark streaks as well. You should also look for small pale white eggs that are around 1 millimetre (0.10cm) in size. You may also see pale skins that the bed bug nymphs shed as they grow larger.
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Put on gloves to protect your hands. Identify small bed bugs that are red or brown. Look for red stains from crushed bed bugs. Check for bed bug eggs and excrement.
Article: Make it part of your daily routine to remove all your makeup every night. This will not only save your sheets and pillowcases, but it's better for your skin. Leaving makeup on overnight can discolor your skin and clog your pores. Eye makeup and lip color are designed to last and are often difficult to remove. To make it easier, soak a cotton pad with a good-quality remover, hold it on your eyelids or lips for about 10 seconds, and gently wipe the makeup away. Holding the remover on the makeup gives it time to work at breaking down the product so it's easier to remove. The skin around your eyes is thin and fragile. Always be very gentle when applying and removing makeup from your eyes. For long-lasting lip color and lip stains, choose an oil-based makeup remover to break down and remove the color. Any foundation, blush, contouring makeup, or bronzer that you put on should wash off easily using just a mild face cleanser. Just be sure to choose a cleanser that is right for your skin type so you don't irritate your skin. Pay attention to how the skin cleanser is marketed. If you have oily skin, choose a cleanser specially made for oily skin. For dry skin, choose one with extra moisturizing additives.
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Clean all your makeup off your face every night before you go to bed. Use a cream or liquid makeup remover on your eyes and lips. Wash your face with a mild cleanser to remove most of your makeup.