Write an article based on this "Stay away from water. Brush the stain off gently. Use shaving cream. Get some hair spray. Use dish detergent."
article: Most makeup, like lip-stick or mascara, is oil-based which means that water will help the stain set, and make it harder to remove it. Some makeup isn't liquid, which means that it's sometimes possible to lightly brush a lip-stick or mascara stain off before it seeps into the fabric. But be very careful, as you don't want to grind the stain deeper into your jeans. If this wasn't enough, go ahead and try the next steps below. Shaving cream is especially useful for foundation spills. Just cover the stain with some shaving cream, and toss your garment into the wash. As an alternative to this step, you might consider the next one. If you're dealing with lipstick stains, hairspray can be quite effective at removing spills and smudges. Saturate the stained part of your jeans with the hair product for about fifteen minutes. Then blot it with a damp rag or cloth until the stain is gone. If hairspray makes you cringe, or you don't tolerate the smell, skip to the method below. If you're dealing with spray tan or tinted moisturizer spots, make a mixture of warm water and a little dish detergent in a cup. Dip in a sponge and then gently blot your jeans' stain with it until your garment is clean.

Write an article based on this "Find a hairstyle you like. Ask your hairstylist for suggestions. Get your hair colored. Get hair extensions. Curl or straighten your hair."
article: Search online or in magazines for pictures of hairstyles you like. Don’t worry about whether you can pull off the hairstyle or not. Just save the picture. When you have a collection of pictures, look at all of them to see what they have in common. What styles do you keep coming back to? Bring your ideas to your hairstylist and ask her what she thinks. She has a good idea about how your hair will respond to different cuts. It might take time to achieve the look you want, especially if your hair is short and you want to grow it out. Your hairdresser can give you a cut that looks good while you grow out your hair. Try a new color of hair. If you have dark hair, try going lighter. If you have light hair, try going darker. If you feel really adventurous, you can get a wild color like purple or blue.  Even highlights can change your look. Subtle changes can be really uplifting, especially if you’re feeling less than impressed with your current look. You can either get your hair colored professionally or you can do it at home. Ask a friend to help you. Add instant length to your hair by adding hair extensions. Temporary extensions are available online, and these clip easily into your hair. Try out how you like the look of longer hair before springing for professional hair extensions. Changing your look doesn’t mean you need to get a cut or color. You can change your look by simply changing your hairstyle at home. Use a curling iron to add curls, or use a flat iron to straighten your hair. These techniques will take time, however, so if you are planning to integrate them into your morning routine, make sure you leave time for them.

Write an article based on this "Build your email list. Promise privacy. Create different email lists."
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The three most important groups to market to via email are your current customers, past customers, and prospective customers. Use a spreadsheet to create a database of their names and email addresses. If you don’t already have the email addresses, you’ll need to start collecting them. To build your list, use your website, storefront, front desk, and every phone call to request your visitor's email address.  Keep a clipboard at the front desk or storefront of your business for people to sign up for your email list. Entice them into signing up by offering discount coupons and other advantages that will only be sent via email. Make it relevant to what they are currently doing. Are they reading a long how-to guide? Then offer a summarized actionable checklist in exchange for their email. All you need is their name and email address to get started. Don’t ask for too much information at this point. Many people will be reluctant to sign up for an email list unless you assure them you will keep their email addresses and personal information private. This should be promised upfront. Along with the initial promise, you should develop a privacy statement that will be included at the bottom of every email you send out. This statement should be brief and to the point.  Privacy statements should state that your company will never give out email addresses to third parties and will only be used for the purposes of marketing your company’s products and services. It should also be mentioned that the email content is confidential and intended only for the individual named. Also state that if the email has been received in error, the recipient should notify the company so that their email can be deleted from the email list.  Example: Your privacy is important to us. We will not disclose your personal information to any third party unless you have given us consent or we are required to do so by law. If you do not wish to receive communication from this company, you can opt out by replying to this email and notifying us. Keep email addresses organized in spreadsheets and make sure you separate them. At minimum, you should have the emails broken into lists of current customers, past customers and prospective customers. Creating separate email lists allows you to send different emails to the groups, each with their own targeted content. As you go along, you can get more specific with your lists for even better targeting.  Keeping separate lists also helps you to prevent spamming them with irrelevant content, which reflects poorly on your company.  It’s important to build relationships with your recipients through email marketing. Targeted lists with relevant content will help you do that.