Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Finish with a dewy setting spray. Avoid touching your face. Reapply your makeup as needed. Try not to overdo it.

Answer: A generous spritz with a setting spray will help preserve your makeup and safeguard it against smudging and fading. The dewy kind can also lend a faint sheen, complementing the glycerin sweat you already applied and making it look like you're not wearing makeup at all. Win-win! Hold the bottle a foot or so away from your face while you spray to keep from accidentally blasting off your foundation. Once you've got your frail features looking just right, resist the urge to mess with them. Don't scratch, pick, or run your fingers over any part of your makeup. A single smudge is all it will take for you to get busted. Lay face-up so your makeup doesn't rub off on your pillow. If you absolutely have to fiddle with your face, do it delicately and be sure to fix any mistakes you make in the process. Should you happen to experience any technical difficulties, simply touch up the problem area with a fresh coat of blush, pencil, or foundation. The shiny glycerin will also wear off over time, so you may need to paint on a little more of that periodically as well. Blend the fresh makeup until it's indistinguishable from the old. Stop to inspect your handiwork every so often and use your best judgment to decide whether it looks authentic. The key to a face that screams "I can't get out of bed today" is subtlety. Too much of any one product will come off looking phony and potentially blow your cover. Start small and add more where you think it's needed. It may not take as much makeup as you think to bring the common cold to life. Use makeup remover wipes to gently blot areas where you've caked a product on too heavily.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Push your chest a few inches into the water, then draw it back. Let your hips guide your upper legs upwards.

Answer: It's good to keep the wave-like nature of the move in mind. Try to always execute Dolphin Kick related motions in an undulating fashion. When your hips go up, allow your upper legs to follow the upward movement. Then start the cycle over.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Choose your subject carefully. Do your homework for planned mind-reading situations. Use reflex reactions in your subject. Admit failure where applicable.

Answer: Not everyone is going to be ideal for your pretend mind-reading activities. Some individuals will offer you plenty of information at a glance. Others may be unreadable even for an expert. By maintaining control of your choice of subject, you'll ensure a higher rate of success in your mind-reading. You may want to avoid choosing individuals who are overeager to volunteer to have their mind read. These people are often more interested in being the center of attention, and will likely be less interested in interacting with you and more interested in 15 minutes of fame. Individuals who are a little reserved but respond favorably to your humor and conversation should be prioritized. These people are, in most cases, focused on you and what you are saying, making them ideal for cold reading and micro-expression reading. If you know you're walking into a situation where your mind-reading will be tested, prepare yourself. Knowing the kind of people you'll be mind-reading, their backgrounds, beliefs, and attitudes will all help you to puzzle out what they are thinking. For example, you might learn beforehand a crowd you'll be mind-reading comes from a rural area. So when you pull a person at random out of a crowd, note his slightly dirty cowboy boots and Chevy truck key fob, and then proclaim he's a farmer (or does a job related to agriculture), everyone will think you really can read minds. If your research reveals a large portion of the community you're mind-reading participates in religion, you might say, "I'm sensing you've been influenced heavily by religion in your life." In particular, you might rest your hand on your subject's shoulder to read his muscular response to what you're saying. While some people can hide the facial expressions of their emotions, very few can control their reflex muscular responses to things that are said. This is the same principle that lie detectors use to work. Another trick you might use to read someone's muscular response to the what you say is by holding your subject's hand. You might explain this need for contact by saying something like, "A physical connection improves the psychic link." Even expert level mentalists, who make a living off performing mind-reading tricks, sometimes misread the signs in their subject. The best thing to do in these situations is to offer an explanation, maintain positive, and try again. When you make a mistake, you might claim there was "psychic interference." You could also claim that you were picking up a psychic signal from someone close by. You may have to fail many times before you develop a knack for reading the appearance and responses of your subject well enough to appear to be mind-reading. As you train your abilities, you'll become better able to read the signs.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Select the material you are using. Select what type of cuts you are making. Press print.

Answer:
In the material settings, select what kind of material you are using. This will dictate the settings of the laser. For, example if you are cutting wood, the pressure will be stronger than if you were cutting foam. Click on the print menu. A preferences menu will pop up and ask you to choose the cutting method: raster or vector. If you are cutting your image press "vector print" and if you are engraving press "raster print". Press print and watch your image come to life. Don't move your material while it's being cut, otherwise, the image components won't line up. If you want to print multiple copies of the same item, replace the cut object with a new piece of material and press print again.