Q: Lemons work as a natural bleach because of their acidic property. The high amount of Vitamin C promotes new cell growth and the antioxidants are good for complexion. For this, you'll only need lemon juice and a cotton ball. You can use a fresh lemon if you'd like, but store-bought lemon juice will be great as well. Pour your lemon juice into a small dish, dip a cotton ball in the juice, and apply it directly to your face. If you're using a fresh lemon, cut it open and rub the freshly cut side directly over your skin and let it sit for at least an hour. Use warm water to wash the lemon juice off of your face. Do this once daily, and your skin will surely be lightened. This can also help prevent the development of scars. When using lemon on your skin every day, your skin becomes very sensitive so make sure you apply sunscreen when you go outside to protect yourself from UV rays. You want your SPF level to be at least 30. Many moisturisers and foundations have it built-in and come available in all price ranges.
A: Gather your ingredients. Apply the lemon juice to your face. Wash if off and repeat daily. Wear sunscreen outside.

Q: Nature is one of the cheapest and most worthwhile options for entertainment when traveling. Do a little bit of research in advance to find out what your destination has to offer in the way of outdoor activities. You might find that they are known for hiking, fishing, camping, or kayaking. Choose an activity that is weather-appropriate and don't be afraid to push your limits a bit. Many cities throughout the world have experienced guides you will show you the sights for a few hours. This is an especially great option for historic places or university cities, where students often act as guides. Find one by searching your city's name and "free walking tour" online. Go to a travel website and look for reviews about your particular guide, especially if there are multiple options. Even though a tour may be free, most guides do expect some sort of tip. If you get an International Student Identity Card (ISIC), available through numerous travel websites, it will help you qualify for a wide range of discounts at museums and other attractions. Teachers can often get discounted admission to tourist sites as well by showing their ID. If you are over 65, it doesn't hurt to inquire about lowered prices either, as many tourist spots provide senior rates.
A: Spend time outside. Go on free walking tours. Use a student, age, or profession discount pass.

Q: A mnemonic device is a trick that you can use to help you remember something. Use acrostics, or silly sentences, which start with the first initial of each planet name, to help you remember the order, starting with Mercury and ending with Neptune (Pluto has been changed to a 'dwarf planet' so it doesn't count as an actual planet) (or just until Neptune, if that's all you need to learn). Some examples are: My Very Educated Mother Just Served Us Nine My Very Educated Mother Just Showed Us Nine My Very Elderly Mother Just Sat on Uncle Ned Mom Visits Every Monday, Just Stays Until Noon My Very Educated Mother Just Served Us Noodles Mustard Volcanoes Erupt Meaty Juicy Sandwiches Up North Setting the names of the planets to a song may help you remember the order. There are a number of songs that help you recall a basic fact about each planet and help you remember their order. One example is "Planets Song," which can be downloaded as an audio file from Amazon or iTunes. Search online for other examples, downloadable music files and videos of other planet songs. An acronym is made up of the first initial of each planet's name. For the planets, an acronym would be: MVEMJSUN. This may be hard to remember until you make the acronym sound like a word by adding necessary vowels here and there. The acronym might sound like "Move-em-jason" if it were spoken out loud.
A: Make up a silly sentence. Sing a song. Make up an acronym.

Q: Really ask, why? Think about the kind of self-image that he gives you. Does he speak well of multiple traits (at least a few) that you have? If he gives you a bad self-image, perhaps you should just move on. A partner that is a bad influence, encouraging you to drink heavily, ignore your responsibilities and/or make unhealthy choices, is someone better left in the past. Can he experience happiness with you -- your successes or the little things that add meaning to your life? Reflect on the circumstances of the break-up. How did he act during the break-up? If he was willing to tell you why he broke up with you, then you can easily identify the reason(s) (unless, of course, the break-up was the generic "it's not you, it's me"); if it was a cut and go break-up, there maybe something that he doesn't feel he can tell you or doesn't want you to know. Either way, figure out what he wasn't getting out of the relationship. Playing the field is a major reason for cut and go break-ups. Young men often feel that they need to prove their sexual prowess by dating a certain number of women. He could simply be interested in another woman. In this case men will often become unresponsive and lose interest in the things that they had originally found attractive in you. Simply not having time for each other will cause a break-up also. Once you've identified the reason(s) for the break-up, attempt make the changes that need to made. If your partner directly told you the reason for the break-up, great, apply that to how you improve yourself; otherwise make improvements related to why he broke up with you. Don't make any changes that could negatively affect your life. Take time improving yourself. You need to properly make the necessary changes to win him back.
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Consider why you want him back. Identify why he broke up with you. Improve yourself.