Write an article based on this "Use a built-in diffuser. Cover your flash with an opaque material. Cover your flash with a colored material. Shoot your flash through an umbrella."
article: Many flashes come with a diffuser, which is a milky, translucent piece of plastic that you put over the flash. This helps soften the flash when you need to aim it at the subject but don't want a harsh light. You can use opaque tape, a piece of white paper, or even a piece of a milk jug to diffuse your flash. Simply affix the material over the flash and take your photograph. Using a opaque but colored material, such as fabric, tape, or paper, to diffuse your flash will add color to the photo. You can create interesting color effects by playing around with different colored materials as a flash diffuser. Keep in mind that using a colored material may make your photo look unnatural, so this is best for when you want a unique photograph, rather than for standard portraits or landscapes. Placing an umbrella in front of your flash, so that your flash shoots through the umbrella, creates a more even light for your subject. This also softens the light and tones down the shadows and definition in your photograph.

Write an article based on this "Notice if your date pressures or manipulates you. Distrust anyone who is trying to get you drunk. Be unambiguous when you say "No. Set boundaries and consequences."
article: A good date takes you at your word. They don't push you to do things you don't want to do. Watch out for people who insist, who whine, or who relentlessly tease you when you go against them. If your date puts you down, even as a joke, they may be trying to manipulate you. If you are being disregarded, condescended to, or otherwise not treated as an equal, end the date and get out safely. Someone who flatters and pampers you might also be trying to manipulate you. If it feels like the praise comes only when you comply with their wishes, and dries up when you speak up for yourself, distrust them. This is not to say that anyone who treats you well is safe. People you trust can be perpetrators of sexual assault. If you are going slowly and your date keeps upping the game, put the brakes on. Someone who doesn't respect your pace is someone who doesn't care about your safety. " If your date asks you to do something you don't want to do, say no calmly and clearly. Say only what is true, and don't offer extra details. It's not your job to make them feel better. It's important that they hear that you are not afraid to say "no." You might say, "I'm going to go home now." If they press, just say that you're sure, and that you're not interested in being convinced otherwise. If you are on a date with someone who keeps asking for something after you have said no, set a boundary with them. Explain what you need and what will happen if they ignore your need. You might say, "I already told you I don't want another drink. You are welcome to keep drinking, but if you keep trying to get me to drink what you ordered I will leave." If your date ignores your boundary, stick to the consequence you set.

Write an article based on this "Care for your skin. Maintain your hair. Use a different makeup palette. Contrast warm cheeks by using a cooler lip and eye scheme. Use chapstick."
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In the winter, with harsh winds and heating on full-blast, most skin types will dry out quickly. Drink plenty of water and apply oil-free, easily absorbed light lotions to all parts of your body. Use lip balm to keep from suffering from chapped lips. Though showering daily is considered good hygiene, many have found that they should wash their hair using products every other day, or even less! The reasoning behind this is simple: washing your hair strips it of it's natural oils, causing it to dry out and split ends to form - a problem amplified by the winter. Leave in a moisturizing conditioner or hair mask on the last 3 to 5 inches (7.6 to 12.7cm) of your hair for about 15 minutes, once a week in order to keep it soft. Also, brush hair from the scalp to the tips, to spread the natural oils. This does nothing but strengthen your hair and give it a silky feel. For the face, lighten or forgo foundation completely, and use a rosy, warm pink on your cheeks. Mixing a tiny dusting of bronzer with your blush can be a good maneuver, but either look lovely. Consider "going bare" at the eyes; a quick layer of charcoal mascara on your upper lashes, and no eyeliner. This serves to brighten and enlarge your eyes. Cream eye-shadows are also good winter choices: unlike during the summer, they will not "melt off". Colors in the pale blues, whites, and gray-blues are lovely ways to adjust your makeup to the cooler months - daub a bit of white toward the inner corner of your eye, and blend outward with a light blue. Alternatively, jumbo eye-pencils in metallics are another option. Use whites, golds or silvers to achieve a frosty beauty with a tapering line barely above the top lashes. Lightly apply to the bottom of the eyes, then, using the sides of your index fingers, push up until it is a thin line. Use chapstick religiously. Apply every ten to twenty minutes, or as needed. Cracked lips are unattractive. Any kind will suffice, in a pinch, even Vaseline. It is light and leaves your lips feeling much softer. Natural beauty is never beaten. Very rarely does anything top a quick daub of lip-gloss and a freshly washed face.