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Rub a piece of wax paper along zipper teeth to help prevent snagging.

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Make sure to store all of your makeup and makeup brushes properly. Not only will you keep your makeup and brushes clean, but they will last longer as well.

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Don’t text and drive, and don’t put on makeup and drive. I know we run late sometimes, but putting yourself in danger as well as others is not worth it.

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It’s ok to share clothes with your friends, but don’t share most cosmetics. It’s best to only use your own cosmetics, especially with your eyes.

Friends don’t let friends be jerks.

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Old makeup does you no good. Every six months, preferably sooner, assess your makeup and remove any products that may be expired. This is especially important with eye cosmetics.

Tip #6,249

Trim finger and toe nails after a warm shower when they are more pliable and less likely to break.

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Reuse old nylon knee-high socks by making them into hair ties. Just cut washed nylon into strips and tie into a loop.

Tip #6,281

In a pinch, you can use cornstarch instead of powdered makeup to reduce the appearance of shiny skin.

Tip #6,291

Help protect costume jewelry from fading or discoloring by painting it with a thin layer of clear nail polish.

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Use white rice to exfoliate your skin. Grind some dry rice in a coffee grinder until fine, moisten with water and gently rub on skin.

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Tip #6,311

Use a daily pill box for packing jewelry when traveling or for placing in your gym bag.

Tip #6,320

To better apply mascara from the roots to tips of your eyelashes, look down into a mirror while applying.

Tip #6,338

For smoother and longer lasting lipstick application, first apply some chapstick to your lips.

Tip #6,346

For an unusual homemade silk skirt, purchase men's silk neckties from thrift stores. Open the ties, remove the stiffening insert and iron flat, then sew together so the end point becomes the bottom hem. Fold over the top and sew into an elastic or drawstring band.

Tip #6,355

When you find a shade of home hair dye you love, tear off the top of the box so you will know the exact brand and shade the next time you are shopping.

Tip #6,359

Always use a wide-tooth comb on wet hair. Start combing a couple of inches from the end of the hair, moving up as you go to easily remove any knots.

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Patch a hole in a pair of jeans using some bright patterned fabric to add some flair to the jeans.

Tip #6,385

Prevent greasy hair by once a week rinsing your hair with a mixture of 1/2 cup lemon juice and 1/2 cup water. Let sit on the hair for a few minutes before washing as usual.

Tip #6,396

Help stop an angora sweater from shedding fibers by placing it in a plastic bag then in a freezer for several hours.

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Remove wrinkles from a cotton garment without ironing by spritzing with water and shaking a few times. Hang or lie flat until dry.

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Great New Tips

Rub a piece of wax paper along zipper teeth to help prevent snagging.

Make sure to store all of your makeup and makeup brushes properly. Not only will you keep your makeup and brushes clean, but they will last longer as well.

Don’t text and drive, and don’t put on makeup and drive. I know we run late sometimes, but putting yourself in danger as well as others is not worth it.

It’s ok to share clothes with your friends, but don’t share most cosmetics. It’s best to only use your own cosmetics, especially with your eyes.

Friends don’t let friends be jerks.

Old makeup does you no good. Every six months, preferably sooner, assess your makeup and remove any products that may be expired. This is especially important with eye cosmetics.

Trim finger and toe nails after a warm shower when they are more pliable and less likely to break.

Reuse old nylon knee-high socks by making them into hair ties. Just cut washed nylon into strips and tie into a loop.

In a pinch, you can use cornstarch instead of powdered makeup to reduce the appearance of shiny skin.

Help protect costume jewelry from fading or discoloring by painting it with a thin layer of clear nail polish.

Use white rice to exfoliate your skin. Grind some dry rice in a coffee grinder until fine, moisten with water and gently rub on skin.

Share your tips for smarter living.

Use a daily pill box for packing jewelry when traveling or for placing in your gym bag.

To better apply mascara from the roots to tips of your eyelashes, look down into a mirror while applying.

For smoother and longer lasting lipstick application, first apply some chapstick to your lips.

For an unusual homemade silk skirt, purchase men's silk neckties from thrift stores. Open the ties, remove the stiffening insert and iron flat, then sew together so the end point becomes the bottom hem. Fold over the top and sew into an elastic or drawstring band.

When you find a shade of home hair dye you love, tear off the top of the box so you will know the exact brand and shade the next time you are shopping.

Always use a wide-tooth comb on wet hair. Start combing a couple of inches from the end of the hair, moving up as you go to easily remove any knots.

Get some age-old wisdom.

Patch a hole in a pair of jeans using some bright patterned fabric to add some flair to the jeans.

Prevent greasy hair by once a week rinsing your hair with a mixture of 1/2 cup lemon juice and 1/2 cup water. Let sit on the hair for a few minutes before washing as usual.

Help stop an angora sweater from shedding fibers by placing it in a plastic bag then in a freezer for several hours.

Remove wrinkles from a cotton garment without ironing by spritzing with water and shaking a few times. Hang or lie flat until dry.

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