You can find these products online and in well-stocked salons and beauty-supply stores. The pen looks like a felt-tipped eyeliner, while the powder looks like eyeshadow. Hair mascara contains a wand that looks like a mascara brush. These are intended to be used in hair for covering up roots between dye jobs.  These kits will contain all of the products you need to apply them. Follow the application instructions included with your kit as each brand will be different. Makeup products, such as mascara, eyebrow pencil, tinted brow gel, or eyeshadow are all great options. They aren't going to be as concentrated or long-lasting compared to root touch-up pens or powders, but they work in a pinch.  Apply mascara with a clean spoolie; don't use the same one you'd use on you lashes. Apply eyeshadow with a larger brush. You can even use a flat paintbrush that has kanekalon, sable, or taklon bristles. Spray-on color is a cheap, quick option that comes in many natural or bright colors. It won't last very long, however. You can find sprays online and in salons and beauty-supply stores. To use the spray-on color:  Hold the can 2 to 3 inches (5.08 to 7.62 centimeters) from your roots. Spray on the color using a sweeping motion. Wait for the spray-on color to dry Brush your hair to further blend in the color. They are a miniature versions of hair dye kits. They come with dye and developer, as well as a fine-toothed, flexible comb. Prepare the dye according to the directions on the package, then apply it to your roots. Allow the dye to process for the recommended time on the package, then rinse it out. Root-coloring kits are typically semi-permanent and can last several washes.
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One-sentence summary -- Use a dark-colored root touch-up pen, powder or wand. Try makeup in a pinch. Use a spray-on hair color. Use a root-coloring kit.

Q: In order to get a lean physique that shows off back dimples, aim for an athletic level of body fat. For women, that's around 14%-20% body fat. For men, shoot for 6%-13% body fat. This means eating a healthy diet and doing plenty of high-intensity cardio.  While you don't have to be super slim to have visible back dimples, it does help. These dimples occur at a point where there is not a lot of muscle tissue between your skin and the underlying bone. If your natural dimples are not that deep, extra body fat could fill in that space and make them hard to see. There are several ways to calculate your body fat percentage, but the most common method is to use special calipers to measure skinfolds at several sites on your body. Ask your doctor, personal trainer, or a registered dietitian to measure your body fat. Losing too much weight too quickly can be both unhealthy and less effective in the long run. Plus, setting unrealistic weight loss goals for yourself can lead to frustration and disappointment. Shedding 1-2 pounds a week until you hit your desired weight is a healthy, effective, and attainable goal. In order to lose weight, you need to burn more calories than you consume. For most people, this means cutting calories out of your diet. Keep track of what you eat each day, and aim for about 500 calories less than the recommended intake for your age, sex, and activity level.  ChooseMyPlate.gov is a great resource for helping you figure out the right number of calories to eat every day to attain your goal. The recommended daily calorie intake for women between the ages of 19 and 51 is 1,800-2,400 calories. For men in the same age range, the recommended daily intake is 2,200-3,000 calories. Talk to your doctor or a registered dietitian to find out how many calories you can safely cut based on your age, activity level, and overall health. When you're trying to lose fat and build the kind of lean muscle that will show off your Venus dimples, it's important to choose the right foods. Good choices include:  Lean proteins from healthy sources such as skinless chicken breast, eggs, fish, beans and other legumes, nuts, and seeds. Complex carbohydrates, like the kinds you find in whole grains and dark, leafy greens. Plenty of vegetables and fruits. Healthy fats from sources like fish, nuts, and olive oil. This includes things like fried food, processed and pre-packaged foods, sugary and salty snacks, and sugary drinks. While it's okay to treat yourself in moderation, try to stick to eating healthy foods at least 75-80% of the time. Eating several mini-meals instead of 2-3 big ones every day keeps your metabolism in better condition and reduces the temptation to overeat. Plan to have 4-6 small, healthy meals and a few light snacks at regular times each day.  A “mini-meal” can range from 100-400 calories, and should contain a balance of different nutrients (e.g., lean protein, complex carbs, and healthy fats). Mini meals could include things like a light breakfast burrito, a bowl of oatmeal with fruit, a salad with chicken, or a bowl of condensed soup with added veggies. In addition to being vital for your health, keeping your body hydrated can help you feel less hungry. Try to drink 8 ounces (about .25 liters) of water 8 times a day, or more if you are doing a lot of heavy exercise or feel extra thirsty. In order to lose weight, you need to do moderately intense cardio for at least 30 minutes every day. If you're looking to get a truly athletic figure that will show off your back dimples to the best advantage, you may need to do more. Talk to a registered dietitian or personal trainer about how to achieve your goals in a healthy way.  Good cardio activities include things like brisk walking, jogging, cycling, swimming, and sports like tennis and squash. An easy way to gauge the intensity of your exercise is to do the “talk test.” During moderate-intensity exercise, you should be breathing hard enough that you can talk, but not sing. During high-intensity exercise, saying more than a few words will be difficult. Unfortunately, there is no way to target weight loss to a specific area of your body. If fat tends to accumulate on your back, hips, and butt, that may be one of the last places where you see a difference. If this happens to you, don't get discouraged—you will eventually see a difference if you keep losing weight overall.
A: Try to achieve a low but healthy body fat percentage. Aim to lose 1-2 pounds a week. Cut down on calories. Choose healthy foods. Avoid junk food. Eat 4-6 small meals per day. Stay hydrated. Get plenty of exercise. Be prepared to lose fat at different rates in different parts of the body.

Article: This bracelet can be made from any three strips of leather - either chord or full pieces of the material. For a more bohemian look, use thick leather strips. A polished look can be accomplished by using leather chord. Wrap the leather around your wrist to determine how long to cut your pieces. Cut 3 strips of leather cord or strip with scissors. Tie a regular knot at one end of the strips, securing them together. Attach the strands to a table with sticky tape or use a safety pin to pin the leather to your pant leg. Wrap the right cord and set it over the left cord. The braiding used for this simple bracelet is the same used for hair. The second step is to move the piece from the far left, and place it over the center. It will now be the new center strip. Move the piece from the far right over the center strip. This is the same step as the first one. Following with the same pattern, move the left piece of leather over the center piece. Braid the leather strips until they've reached a length long enough to wrap around your entire wrist. Smooth out the leather wrap to flatten out the braids. Secure the strands with a regular knot, and then remove the sticky tape and place the wrap around your wrist.Tie the two ends together and cut off any excess you may have.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Select your supplies. Measure and cut the leather. Tie a knot. Begin your braid. Cross the left strip over the center. Cross the right strip again. Cross the left strip again. Finish your braid. Tie off the end.