Woman s sitting in front of a camera and putting pink lipsticks on her lips. the girl

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- in pink squeeze a shot on purple lips and put the cheek and the lip on the air.
- takes the lips looked lipstick and put it on the lower lips when she swirls her lip around.
- puts a white clamp on the lips of the woman and secure it with black ribbon.
- grabs a cigarrette and start smoking and is trying to make circles with the smoke.

grabs a cigarrette and start smoking and is trying to make circles with the smoke.

How to wear a cardigan sweater 
Take your body shape into account. 
Cardigan sweaters come in a vast array of shapes, sizes, lengths and cuts. Some cardigan styles look better on particular body shapes, and others should be avoided.

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- Avoid tank tops or strapless tops. These expose your arms and shoulders too much.
- Polo sweaters, for example, are thin and somewhat tank-necked with small ruffles on the front and neck. This is a great time to accessorize with pleated skirt or lacarberry flops.
- The goal is to choose the cut and length that's most complementary to the overall silhouette of your body. For example, if you're slender and long-waisted, a fitted cardigan that tapers at the waist can look flattering, but a long, loose-fitting cardigan might swallow your body shape and look sloppy.
- Sweaters that fall below the bust are most desirable for women. If you are a curvy, slender type, pick a sweater that won't demonstrate your weight when you stand in front of the mirror.

The goal is to choose the cut and length that's most complementary to the overall silhouette of your body. For example, if you're slender and long-waisted, a fitted cardigan that tapers at the waist can look flattering, but a long, loose-fitting cardigan might swallow your body shape and look sloppy.

A person is riding inside a boat on the water. they

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- are belly surfing down the waves.
- get out and put their clothes on.
- are riding in olympic-size water.
- are dragging a person on water skis.

are dragging a person on water skis.

How to create a strong burning charcoal fire without lighter fluid 
Know that inexpensive chimney starters are the easiest way to get a strong fire every time. 
Usually sold for under $30, chimney starters use newspaper and heat convection to evenly light up your charcoal briquets. You can then safely dump them into your grill and get cooking within 15-20 minutes.

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- The most common camping stoves will consist mostly of smoker starters. You also may be able to fit a long-lasting chimney starter.
- With cheap charcoal starters : Charcoal briquets: open cans grill carefully at level with burners set up for about 10 minutes. Place inside the grill with a pan at the bottom.
- Old fashioned charcoal starters that use paper, or wool, give you three-to-four flare-ups: lit-up charcoal will give a moderate build-up. Any more fuel and sparks will let in too much fire.
- Load the bottom of the chimney starter with lightly balled newspaper. Between 2 and 4 pieces of paper, depending on the size of the starter, should do.


Load the bottom of the chimney starter with lightly balled newspaper. Between 2 and 4 pieces of paper, depending on the size of the starter, should do.