Be sure you don't overdo this eye-watering technique. Your eye is made up of many delicate parts, and rubbing too hard can cause damage, especially if done over a long period of time. Be aware that this trick sets up a chain reaction that can lead to stinging eyes, creating a bloodshot appearance. You should only do this with clean hands to prevent the introduction of germs into your eyes. Your eyes' natural response to dryness is to water to rehydrate and protect each eye. By keeping your eyes open for an extended period of time, your eye will become dry and start to water. You might even turn this into a game with a friend and have a starting contest. The stinging sensation caused by pulling on your lashes or pulling out your lashes should make your eyes water nicely. Though you shouldn't intentionally pull out your lashes, you don't have to worry if you do. Eyelashes, contrary to common belief, do grow back. When you yawn, the tension of the muscles in your eyes and face cause your tear ducts to close off for its duration. This causes a slight surge of fluid (tears) once you are finished and your yawning muscles relax. If you can make yourself yawn, your eyes should water. Though you shouldn't stare into bright lights for long periods of time, as this can be harmful to your vision, some actors have used bright lights to trigger their eyes water. A famous example of this is actor Henry Fonda, who would often stare into bright lights when he needed to water up on stage.

Summary: Rub the area beneath your eyes gently. Dry out your eyes by staring. Grasp your upper eyelid and your lower eyelid by the lashes and pull. Yawn. Look into the lights.

Fill a cooler with ice and a variety of drinks, including sodas and water bottles, to keep in your main party area. Have a variety of snack foods, like chips and desserts, so your guests can graze and eat whenever they like. Let your friends know about the snacks and drinks right away. Ask your guests if they have any food allergies and adjust your snacks accordingly. Ask your parents to see if they can order pizzas for you and your friends. Otherwise, plan to have some frozen pizzas to make as the party goes on. of music that you and your friends like. Consider what all of your guests listen to and make a playlist on your preferred music app. Have the music playing in your main party area through a Bluetooth speaker or a computer. Try to find pop or electronic music that you and your friends can easily dance along with. Use an online radio like Pandora ,Spotify, iheart radio, or you can make personalized music stations. Whether it's video games, board games, or party games, have a variety to pick from so everyone is included. Find games that will make you all laugh and have fun together, such as Apples to Apples or Mario Kart. Avoid games like Spin the Bottle or Truth or Dare. Set time limits or rules if you have video games at your party so all of your guests can get a turn playing. Don't get too competitive. Just have fun! songs for a fun twist. Use either a karaoke machine if you have one or look up the songs you want to sing on YouTube with the search term "karaoke." Even if you don't have microphones, you can have fun singing along to your favorite songs with your friends! Create a karaoke game by making it a singing competition like The Voice. Set up enough folding chairs around the fire so everyone can sit down. Ask your parents to help you start the fire if you feel uncomfortable starting it yourself. Enjoy the time outside with your friends and tell stories to one another. Stay aware of the fire risk levels in your area. A fire may not be safe if it's been dry or windy lately. Get marshmallows, chocolates, and graham crackers to make s'mores.

Summary: Provide snacks and drinks. Make a playlist Play games so you can all participate in something together. Sing karaoke Have a bonfire outside on a cool night if you have a fire pit.

Grab the handle of the plane and gently throw it upwards and watch it glide long distances and spin in the air.

Summary: Fly the plane.

Whenever you find yourself burned, you need to get away from the source of the burn. If you got burned by an electrical appliance, turn off the appliance and move the skin away from it. If you were burned by chemicals, get away from the spill as quickly as possible. If you got a sunburn, get out of the sun immediately. If your clothes were covered with chemicals or burned in the process, remove them as carefully as possible without hurting the wound. Do not pull clothing away from your skin if it sticks to the burned area; call emergency services or seek immediate medical attention. There are three different degrees of burns. Before you treat your burn, you need to know the difference in the burns. A first-degree burn affects only the top layer of skin, is usually red, can be painful, and is dry to the touch. A second-degree burn extends further into the under layers of skin, may look "wet" or discolored, often includes white blisters, and generally causes pain. Third-degree burns extend all the way through the skin and sometimes into surrounding tissue. They look dry or leathery, and may include black, white, brown, or yellowed skin at the burn site. They cause swelling and are extremely severe, even though they often hurt less than more minor burns because the nerve endings have been damaged. Only continue if you know your burn is first-degree or minor second-degree. Others should not be treated with this method unless a doctor tells you it is okay. Never treat a third-degree burn, or any open wound, with aloe. The aloe does not allow the burn to dry, which makes it impossible to heal. Once you have assessed the state of your burn and removed yourself from the injurious situation, you can start to cool your wound. This helps pull the heat from the wound and calm the skin before you apply aloe. Run cold water over the burn for 10-15 minutes as soon as possible after the burn. If you cannot reach the area with a tap or shower, soak a cloth in cold water and place it over the burn for 20 minutes. Replace the cloth as its temperature rises with another newly soaked cloth. If you're able to, bathe the burned area in cool water for at least 5 minutes. You can soak the area in a sink or bowl of cool water. Once you have cooled the wound, you need to clean it. Take some soap and rub it in your hands. Gently rub the soap over the burned area, cleaning it. Rinse the area with cool water to remove to soap suds. Pat dry with a towel. Do not rub the wound because it can cause the skin to get even more irritated or the skin to break if it is sensitive or starting to form blisters.
Summary: Get away from the source of the burn. Determine the severity of the burn. Cool your wound. Clean the wound.