If you love enjoying nature in your own backyard, you might have invested in a few good bird feeders to feed the area's wildlife. Although you might love watching birds eat from your bird feeders, however, you could be concerned about the mess. Luckily, following a few tips will help you keep your bird feeders and the surrounding area nice and clean.
1. Use Good-Quality Bird Seed
To help keep your feeders clean, start by using good-quality bird seed.
The rise in melanoma -- the most serious type of skin cancer -- has tripled over the past few decades, causing many health organizations and even the federal government to emphasize the importance of diligent sunscreen application and careful sun exposure. However, there are two less famous forms of skin cancer that are much more common. Read on to learn more about how to prevent (and what to do if you suspect you have) basal or squamous cell carcinoma.
If you've ever experienced back pain or join pain, you certainly know how essential it is to find quick relief. Whether you're unable to make it to the doctors or are stuck between medications, here are three pain remedies you can try at home using only a few ingredients.
Hot & Cold Therapy
What you will need:
Ice pack Hand towel Microwavable heat pack Long grain white rice Fabric The quickest way to relieve joint pain is to grab the ice pack from the freezer or throw a heat pack in the microwave.
Everyone has a horror story about the worst haircut they've ever received. They'll tell you about how it was uneven, choppy, or nowhere close to what they wanted. However, they never tell you how they handle the situation at the salon. There's a fine line between polite confrontation and full-out rage when your stylist makes a mistake, and both have very different outcomes.
Here's a few dos and don'ts when it comes to responding to your stylist's work on your hair.
Contouring makeup can bring out your face's bone structure while taking the emphasis away from areas you don't like such as a wide forehead or nose. Those with medium-to-dark skin tones have an easier job with both finding the right contouring products and using the products to create a natural, healthy glow. If you have pale skin, contouring can leave you looking orange, muddy and unnatural without the proper product and technique.
