Though being cool should come from within, people can make assumptions about you if your body language indicates that you're insecure and unsure of yourself. To have cool body language, just stand tall, keep your head high and your shoulders open, showing that you're proud to be taking up space. Don't hunch over, or you'll look like you're cowering. Don't cross your arms over your chest, or you'll look uncomfortable and insecure. Instead, keep your arms at your sides or use them to gesture as you speak. Don't fidget with your hands or your clothes, or you'll look insecure. Have you ever met a cool guy who reeks of sweat and never brushes his teeth? Didn't think so. Shower everyday, use deodorant to cover up body odor, brush and floss your teeth twice a day and wash your hair regularly. Carry some mints or gum around with you to get rid of bad breath. Be sure to also wash your clothes regularly. Wash your face with warm water and rub on some moisturizer afterwards. If you have dry skin, moisturize with a product meant for dry skin. Avoid products with fragrances if your skin is sensitive. For oily and combination skin, use a moisturizer without alcohol and that is meant for oily/combination skin. For acne problems, Clearasil offers a number of products ranging from face washes to pimple creams. Watch what you eat and drink. A healthy diet and drinking lots of water is also great for your complexion. Oily and greasy foods will make your complexion more oily and greasy, too. Don't be afraid to take up space when you sit or when you move around. Don't be afraid to be louder, even though it will create some social pressure. When you speak, slow down your words to show that you value what you're saying and you're not worried that you'll get cut off. Make good and fearless eye contact. At the same time, know when to let other people take center stage. You can't assert yourself 100% of the time. Just because you have nice clothes doesn't mean you can forget about your hair. Make sure it's in a style that suits you and that is comfortable and easy to maintain. Wash your hair regularly, and if it's short, try different hairstyles. If you need to get a haircut or want a new style, the best method is to splurge on an expert hair stylist once, take a picture of that haircut, and get it done at cheaper places later on. If they style your hair in a certain way that you like, have them show you how to recreate that look on your own. You may think that it's not cool to smile, or that only dorks grin from ear to ear for no reason, but quite the opposite is true. If you're nice and smile at people, they'll feel welcomed and will want to get to know you. If you're too cool to say hi, then you'll just be hanging out by yourself in the corner while everyone else has a good time. A smile makes a lasting impression. Even if people don't know you well, they'll like you if you smile at them. And if you don't smile at them, they'll think you're a jerk or a grouch before they even get to know you.
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One-sentence summary -- Have the right body language. Maintain good hygiene. Look after your skin. Be assertive. Style your hair. Don't forget to smile.

Before you steam clean your face, you need to clean it first. Otherwise, you might cause even more pimples. Wet your face with lukewarm water. With your fingertips, apply cleanser to your face. Rinse your face with lukewarm water. Make sure to remove all the excess cleanser. Pat dry using a clean towel. You can add an acne-fighting essential oil to your steam. This can give your nose some extra cleansing. You can try tea tree oil, orange oil, lavender oil, rosemary oil, or peppermint oil. You may want to use the same oil that is in your cleanser or try a different oil completely. Heat one quart of water until it boils. When the water starts to boil, remove it from the heat. Then, pour the water into a heat proof bowl and add a few drops of your chosen essential oil. If you don't have any essential oils, you can substitute teaspoon of the dried herb for each quart of water. Opening your pores using steam can help clear your skin and help the astringents effectively dry out the pimples on your nose To steam your face, begin by covering your head with a large towel. When the water has cooled a bit but is still steaming, hold your face over the steaming pot. Make sure to stay at least 12 inches (30.5cm) above it. Close your eyes. Remain over the steam for 10 minutes with the towel over your head. This helps open your pores. Never put your face too close to hot water. This can cause scalding and damage blood vessels. After 10 minutes, remove your face from the steam. Cover your face with a cold washcloth. After holding the cold cloth on your face for 30 seconds, return to the steam. Repeat this 3 times, ending with the cold treatment each time. The idea is to contract and expand surface capillaries, which can tone your skin and improve circulation. When you are finished, rinse your face with lukewarm water. Gently pat your face dry without rubbing your skin. Then, apply a non-comedogenic moisturizer to your face. You can do this steam treatment twice a day, in the morning and in the evening, to try to get rid of the acne around your nose.
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One-sentence summary -- Wash your face. Choose an essential oil. Fill a bowl with steaming water. Hold your face over the steam. Repeat this process. Rinse and dry.

Dig 6-8 inch (15-20 cm) holes in the potting medium. If you're planting outdoors, space the holes 24 inches (60 cm) apart to allow room for spreading. If you're planting in containers, plant each bulb in a large container (1 gallon or 5 liters) with drainage holes.
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One-sentence summary -- Dig holes in your soil or potting medium.

Using a seine net is a two-person job at minimum. To make collecting the fish at the end even easier, bring a third partner or more. Make sure everyone's fine with getting wet, since you'll all be in the water. Find a place close to shore where the riverbed is fairly uniform and even. Stick to the shallows, in water low enough to keep your waist clear while wading. Avoid heavy currents that may knock you off balance or scatter fish. Have one person hold either end. Spread out until the net is fully extended between the two of you. If your net has lead weights and/or floats, make sure the weights run along the bottom and the floats along the top. Have them stand in shallow water only a few strides out from dry land. Be sure they have enough distance on either side of them for the net to remain fully extended when parallel to the shoreline. Instruct this person to stand in place. Keeping the net tight and fully extended, have them drag the net through the water in a 180 sweep around the first person, who remains close to shore, fixed in place, as a pivot. Be sure the bottom of the net drags along the riverbed so no shiners escape underneath it. Trap the shiners between the net and the shoreline as the second person returns toward land. Cut off any possible exit by bringing both ends of the net onto dry land or closer to it. If you've brought a third partner along, have them scoop the shiners out of the water with a teardrop net. If there's only two of you, bring the seine net's two ends close enough together for one person to hold each while the other scoops the shiners out of the water.
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Bring at least one partner. Search the shallows. Hold the net upright. Designate one person to stick close to shore. Designate the second person to wade out into the water. Collect the shiners.