Mothballs must only be used in enclosed, airtight containers. Choose plastic containers and garment bags you can close up and store in the closet or under the bed. Lay the clothes inside the container. Moths eat animal products such as wool, leather, and felt. They will chew through synthetic fibers to get to animal stains like sweat. Read the directions on the box to find out how much of the product you need. To be an effective deterrent against clothes moths, you need to use enough mothballs. Simply lay the mothballs on or around the clothing. Close up the container. Make sure no air can escape. Once this is done, store the container in a safe spot, such as under the bed or in the closet. Over time, the mothballs will dissolve. The clothing will have a strong mothball smell, so clean it first. Soak the items in equal parts water and vinegar or add a cup (240 mL) of vinegar to the wash cycle. Place the water and vinegar combination in a spray bottle for use on clothing that can't be put in a washer and dryer. Dryer sheets placed in a garbage bag with the clothing may also remove the odor. Do not machine dry the clothing until the smell is gone or else it will linger permanently. Vinegar is also useful for getting rid of the odor in the containers. Mix an equal amount of water and vinegar inside the container. Let it soak for a couple of minutes, then rinse out the container with warm water. Do this before storing the container or using it again. Vinegar can also help you clean closets or other areas that smell like mothballs.

Summary: Pack your clothing into a resealable container. Place the mothballs inside the container. Seal the container. Wash stored clothing with vinegar before wearing it. Clean out the containers with vinegar.

Clay or mud face masks can be used to reduce greasy skin and pull out impurities. In order to make a clay face mask take 1 tablespoon of face clay (such as bentonite, found in natural food stores and online) and 1 tablespoon of witch hazel and mix together until well blended. You can also add a few drops of lemon oil for fragrance and to help control overactive oil glands. Once complete apply the mask to your face, let sit for 10 minutes (or until the clay is dry), and then rinse off. Do not use pottery clay on your face. It will not have the same benefits as face clay. Some people believe that egg white masks can help to firm the skin and soak up oil from the skin's surface. Mix together the egg white from 1 egg and 1 teaspoon of honey. Beat the mixture with a fork until it's frothy, then apply it to your face and you let it dry. You can also add a bit of flour to the mixture in order to thicken it into a paste, which will make it easier to apply. Leave the mask on your face for at least 10 minutes and then wash it off using warm water. This face mask can help to open your pores and clean out blemishes, soothe irritated and dry skin, and replenish sun damaged skin. To make this face mask mash of a banana until it becomes a smooth and consistent texture. Then add 2 tablespoons of raw honey and a teaspoon of cinnamon, and mix together. Apply the mask to your face and let sit for a minimum of 10 minutes (you can leave the mask on for up to 30 minutes). When finished rinse your face with warm water. You can store and refrigerate any of the leftover mixture.

Summary: Treat oily skin with a homemade clay face mask. Make an egg white face mask to combat excess greasiness. Try a banana honey face mask.

One way to begin your move is to signal that you are indeed interested. Your friend may not realize it, and she may share your feelings and have no idea that you feel the same way. Talk openly about your dating life. Perhaps even ask your friend about hers. You will have to change the way that she sees you, and to show her that you are looking for a relationship. If you have known each other for a while, you should already have some idea of what your friend likes, dislikes, does for fun, and looks for in others. Deepen your interest in her. Ask her about her activities. Does she like tennis? Didn't she know that you do too? Perhaps you could play a match together sometime? Focus on activities that you share with an eye to demonstrating your compatibility. Scientific studies show that flirting signalling interest and availability often trumps physical attractiveness. Start slowly. Smile, make eye contact, joke, perhaps even lightly touch your friend on the arm. But don't come out too strong or too physically. After all, your aim is to signal your interest and at the same time put your friend at ease. Even if you are flirting, always keep your friend's level of comfort in mind. The worst possible thing you can do is to put her off by coming on too strongly. Laughter is usually a good social lubricant; make her laugh and show by your behavior and demeanor that you are a fun person, and that you enjoy her company. Try to be your old lighthearted self - the one that she knows so well - and not let the pressures of the situation make you too serious. After you have weighed the decision, signaled your interest, and tested the waters, it is at last time to take the leap: ask your friend out. Keep in mind that you will have to be upfront about what you are asking so that there is no ambiguity. This is a date, not just a friendly get-together. The best way is to ask her in person. This will let you see her body language and reaction and help you to modify your behavior in turn. You may be more comfortable asking over the phone, by message, or through a third person, and these are all valid options. But keep in mind that face to face contact, however scary, is more personal and friendly.

Summary: Plant the seed. Deepen your interest. Flirt. Make her feel comfortable. Ask for a date.

Brochures are meant to be read quickly and easily. For this reason, standard fonts and lettering styles are preferable to more elaborate ones. A common typeface like Arial, Sans Serif, or Times New Roman will work just fine, in most cases. If you're designing your brochure on the computer, it's best to stick to a font size somewhere in the 9-10.5 range for your main text, since the panels are smaller than ordinary documents. You can go slightly larger for things like headings and titles. When hand-making a brochure, always print your letters rather than writing them in cursive. Pictures are useful for breaking up big chunks of text on the panel and giving your reader something interesting to look at. They tend to work best when they accompany an important piece of information. Place your images on one side of the page near the margins and format your text around them to make the best use of the space you have. Add your own hand-drawn illustrations or download images from the Internet that are appropriate for your topic. Avoid adding more than about 2 pictures per page. Too many can quickly become distracting and result in a cluttered, amateurish look. Don't forget that you'll need to provide citations for the images you include as well to let your reader know where you found them. Making your title and headings a different color than your main text, for instance, can create contrast and signal to your reader that they're encountering something new. You could also include full-color pictures for more vibrant detail, or even print or draw on colored paper in a light shade that won't clash with your lettering. You can easily change your font color using the text editor tools in your editing program of choice. If you're creating your brochure by hand, grab some colored pencils or markers for when you want to add a little flair.
Summary: Choose simple, legible fonts to make your brochure easy on the eyes. Incorporate pictures and other graphic elements throughout. Use color to add style and emphasis.