This method takes a really long time, but it also allows you to blend the gradient in any direction. It will be worth it.

Summary: Have patience!

Flour, eggs and brown sugar all hold on to moisture, leading to fluffy moist cookies. If you are look for a crispier treat, try using less of these three ingredients. All-purpose flour has a higher protein content compared to other flours. Extra protein helps create a browner appearance and crispier texture. This will allow the cookies time to spread before they firm. It will also help dry out your cookies as well. Compared to shortening or oil, butter has a lower melting temperature. This will allow your cookies to spread more during baking. Butter also has protein in it, which helps with browning and crisping. Avoid using brown sugar, which holds on to moisture, and instead use a processed sugar. This will lead to a drier and crispier cookie. Eggs hold a lot of moisture and, when cooked, they release lots of steam. This steam acts as a leavening agent, making cookies moist and fluffy. You will get a flatter, thinner and crispier cookie without eggs. You can substitute applesauce instead of an egg, but applesauce also has a lot of moisture in it. You could also try out vegetable oil.

Summary: Reduce ingredients that hold moisture. Use all-purpose flour. Bake the cookies for longer at a lower temperature. Use butter. Try white sugar or corn syrup. Skip the eggs.

Or, use leftover grounds from the morning's cup. Add a tablespoon of water. Mix together well. Use a circular motion. Pat the skin dry.

Summary: Grind up some coffee. Take a tablespoon of coffee. Apply the coffee ground mix to your face. Rinse off.

Go to https://docs.google.com/ in your computer's web browser. This will open your Google Docs page if you're logged into your Google Account. If you aren't logged in, enter your email address and password when prompted. You may first have to click Go to Google Docs in the middle of the page. One caveat of using Google Docs to convert your PDF is that Google Docs will not preserve any of the PDF's photos. Depending on your settings, it's either in the top-right side of the page under the Template Gallery or just under your profile picture. It's in the top-right corner of the "Open a file" window. It's the blue button in the center of the window. This will upload the PDF file to your Google Drive and opens a preview once it has finished uploading. It's at the top of the PDF window. A drop-down menu will appear. If you don't see the Open with drop-down box, move your mouse to the top of the window. This option is in the drop-down menu. Doing so opens the PDF as a Google Doc file. If you don't see Google Docs as an option in the drop-down menu, you can add it: click Connect more apps in the drop-down menu, search for google docs, and click ➕ CONNECT to the right of the Google Docs option. This will allow you to download the Microsoft Word version of the PDF onto your computer: Click File in the upper-left side of the Google Docs page. Select Download as in the resulting drop-down menu. Click Microsoft Word (.docx) in the pop-out menu. Select a save location and/or click Save if prompted.
Summary: Open Google Docs. Click the "Upload" icon. Click Upload. Click Select a file from your computer. Select your PDF file and click Open. Click Open with. Click Google Docs. Save the PDF as a Word document.