Make it part of your daily routine to remove all your makeup every night. This will not only save your sheets and pillowcases, but it's better for your skin. Leaving makeup on overnight can discolor your skin and clog your pores. Eye makeup and lip color are designed to last and are often difficult to remove. To make it easier, soak a cotton pad with a good-quality remover, hold it on your eyelids or lips for about 10 seconds, and gently wipe the makeup away. Holding the remover on the makeup gives it time to work at breaking down the product so it's easier to remove. The skin around your eyes is thin and fragile. Always be very gentle when applying and removing makeup from your eyes. For long-lasting lip color and lip stains, choose an oil-based makeup remover to break down and remove the color. Any foundation, blush, contouring makeup, or bronzer that you put on should wash off easily using just a mild face cleanser. Just be sure to choose a cleanser that is right for your skin type so you don't irritate your skin. Pay attention to how the skin cleanser is marketed. If you have oily skin, choose a cleanser specially made for oily skin. For dry skin, choose one with extra moisturizing additives.

Summary: Clean all your makeup off your face every night before you go to bed. Use a cream or liquid makeup remover on your eyes and lips. Wash your face with a mild cleanser to remove most of your makeup.

Navigate to the 4chan homepage. You'll find a quick description of the site and a full list of the boards. Since 4chan doesn't have a system of usernames and passwords, you don't have to sign up for anything before browsing. You'll find links to the rules and FAQ pages just below the site description on the home page. If you plan on posting anything, it's worth your time to familiarize yourself with them in order to prevent getting banned. For example, according the rules, you must be 18 years or older to access the site. You can't post or discuss anything illegal, advertise, or complain about 4chan policies. If you post in a board that deals with specific content, like technology, your post has to relate to that board's topic. The first time you click on a board, you'll be required to agree to a disclaimer before you can browse. The most popular board is Random, or /b/, which is notorious for spawning many mainstream internet memes. Note you'll almost certainly encounter pornography, gore, and otherwise offensive content on the Random board. If you're not interested in that kind of imagery, there are plenty of other topics to browse. Technology, Video Games, and Paranormal are filled with interesting conversations on their respective topics. LGBT covers issues like coming out, transitioning genders, and marriage rights with an unexpected degree of seriousness. The Auto, Fitness, and Do It Yourself board can offer constructive content focused on these respective topics. Read through the first page's threads, then use the page numbers at the bottom to navigate to other pages. Stick to "lurking," or browsing without posting, when you're just starting out. Lurking a board's threads for two or three weeks will help you get a feel for its culture and vocabulary. Once you're in a board, you'll see a list of letters and abbreviations at the top of the page. These are links to 4chan's other boards. You can use these links to go to another board without having to return to the homepage. If you hover your cursor over a letter or abbreviation without clicking it, a tooltip will appear letting you know which board it links. For example, /g/ links to the Technology board, /o/ links to Auto, and /diy/ links to Do It Yourself.

Summary: Visit the homepage to view the list of boards. Read the rules and FAQ. Click on a board and agree to the disclaimer. Browse through a board's pages. Navigate boards using the alphabetical links at the top of the page.

Following the example of others works in many cases when it comes to self-improvement. There are no doubt at least a few people you've crossed paths with that left a heft impression on you, whether through their talents, charms or unique qualities. Think about what made these people so likeable and memorable. Do you see any of their traits in yourself? Whether you do or don't, these examples are a good model to start with. Everyone is different, and everyone has something unique to offer. If you can pinpoint what makes you special, highlighting those best traits of yourself in your behaviour will make you stand out in peoples' minds. Are you funny, smart, charming, fashionable? Knowing where you stand realistically and knowing how to emphasize those best traits will make you more memorable in the eyes of others. The most memorable people are usually only remembered for one or two things. Only closer friends will have time to see you for who you really are. If you're intent on making a big impression with someone, you should focus on emphasizing one or two of your boldest qualities. If you try to look at a situation through someone else's eyes, you'll be that much closer towards knowing exactly how to act and leave a good impression on them. This is especially helpful if you already know the person you'd like to impress. By knowing them, you'll be able to tap into their train of thought more easily. Even if you don't know the person personally, any fact you know about someone can help in predicting what they'll look for in you. For instance, most prospective employers will be looking for a lot of the same things: punctuality, politeness and professionalism. Why do you want to make a good impression? Asking for a specific reason why may seem like an unnecessary question, but taking the time to consider the reasons why will help you decide how you'd like to be memorable. If you want to make a good impression on someone you're not planning on having a close friendship with, you can rely purely on surface charm. A more enduring connection (like a new romantic partner) may be worth letting see your true colours. There's nothing wrong with putting on a mask for other people, just as there's nothing wrong with truly being yourself. It all depends on the intent you have in mind.

Summary: Reflect on people that made an impression on you. Consider what you bring to the table. See things from other peoples' perspectives. Decide what your goal is.

Familiarize yourself with the sales floor layout and which merchandise is located where. Research as much as you can about the products the store/your department sells, and what advantages your store or the products you sell offer over similar stores or competing products. This way, when it's time to sell a product or service to a customer, you'll be well-informed and can confidently close the sale.[[Image:Excel in a Retail Job Step 8.jpg|center]] Almost all retail stores provide some kind of basic training to new associates, typically outlining the proper procedures of your position and how to handle common customer scenarios. You can never learn too much, either, so feel free to ask management what training options you may have available if you need a refresher. Even if your role is not in logistics coordination, you can make sure that shelves are neat, items are in their correct places, there are no messes or potential hazards around, and that employee areas are safe and adequately stocked. Demonstrate to others how important it is to pick up stock on the floor, rearrange messy stock etc., by simply pitching in and fixing it whenever the need is apparent. You don't need directions from above to keep the store neat. Most importantly, enjoy what you do and learn from the experience. You never know who you'll meet and what opportunities your job will bring in the future.
Summary: Know the store and the products you are selling. Train often. Help maintain the store. Have fun.