Q: Getting a professional facial massage, or giving yourself one in the comfort of your own home, may help stimulate collagen production and boost your circulation. Try gently massaging your face with your fingertips, using gentle upward circular motions. Start at your jawline and slowly move up to your forehead. Try giving yourself a facial massage once per week. Topical vitamin A, also known as retinol, might increase collagen in your skin. Talk to your doctor about a prescription for topical retinol. You can also purchase retinol treatments over the counter, but these creams and lotions will have a lower concentration of retinol in them. Antioxidant lotions, creams, and serums that contain vitamin C may increase collagen levels in your skin. Talk to your dermatologist about the best options for your skin type and texture. You can also purchase over the counter skincare products that contain vitamin C. There are certain substances and activities that may deplete the collagen in your skin. Do your best to avoid these substances and activities. Things that may deplete collagen include: Smoking. Quit smoking if you are a smoker! Smoking damages more than just your skin. Exposure to sunlight. Always wear sunscreen when you spend time outside in the sun. Wearing a wide brimmed hat can also help to protect the skin on your scalp and face from the sun. Exposure to pollution. Avoid going outside on extra smoggy days. Exposure to pollution can also deplete the collagen in your skin. High sugar consumption. Limit the amount of sugar in your diet to avoid depleting your skin’s collagen by consuming too much sugar.
A: Try a facial massage. Consider retinol treatment. Apply a vitamin C antioxidant cream. Protect yourself from things that can deplete collagen.

Article: as usual. Wait for the water to rise again to the designated water line of the tank and the toilet to fully complete a flush.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Flush your toilet Replace the toilet lid and wait 20 to 30 minutes.

Problem: Article: Daily brushing helps to remove built-up food particles and plaque from your cat's teeth. Subsequently, regular brushing is the first step in preventing feline gum disease. The vet will examine your cat and recommend treatment, if necessary. Even if you brush your cat's teeth, your pet will need to have its teeth cleaned by a veterinarian occasionally. Have your vet check your cat's teeth during every yearly checkup. Dental checkups allow your vet to perform a thorough examination of your cat's mouth. They can make sure all your cat's teeth look healthy and check for symptoms of gum disease. They can also look for any teeth that may need to be removed. This type of food has large, crunchy kibbles that help clean your cat's teeth while they eat. The texture, then, helps prevent plaque from building up on teeth. Consider buying a food specifically formulated for a cat's oral health.Ask your vet for recommendations for food and treats formulated for feline oral health. These toys help prevent unhealthy accumulations of plaque and tartar. They also massage your cat's gums, which stimulates healthy circulation. Ask your vet for recommendations for the right dental chews for your cat. Human food causes plaque and tartar to gather on teeth, leading to periodontal disease. Instead of giving human food to cats, provide them with cat toys and treats formulated specifically for cats. The Veterinary Oral Health Council (VOHC) is a group of veterinary dentists that are meant to recognize products that are proven effective for pet oral health. These products are reviewed and tested, and can be recognized by the VOHC Seal of Acceptance. The VOHC also has a link of approved products on their website.
Summary: Brush your cat's teeth every day. Take your cat to a veterinarian for regular dental checkups. Serve hard, crunchy food to your cat. Give your cat dental health chews. Refrain from feeding leftovers or sweets to your cat. Buy VOHC-approved products.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You can do this by navigating to your team’s URL in a web browser. Or, if you have the desktop application, click it in the Applications folder (macOS) or the Windows menu (Windows). Your messages appear under the “Direct Messages” header in the left column. Clicking a user’s name will open a conversation with that user. To start typing, click the box at the bottom of the screen that says “Message @username.” Your message will appear in the conversation.

SUMMARY: Open Slack. Select a message. Type a message. Press ↵ Enter or ⏎ Return.

Q: This event is usually something your school will hold towards the end of summer, although they may hold it earlier. Not only will it make you more comfortable in your new school environment, and help get you used to a few teachers, but you can also use orientation as a social opportunity. That's right -- instead of hanging out with your mom, you can go out of your way to meet a few new people, and to hang out with your old friends. Look sharp. Wear your normal clothes, but make sure to put some effort into your appearance and hygiene. You only get to make one first impression. If you're lucky enough to already know a bunch of people going to your high school, then great. Then you can talk to your friends in advance, ask about their schedules, and see who can sit with you at lunch. You can also be bold; make friends with kids at your swim club, at the mall, or from your summer soccer league. You'll feel much more comfortable in school if you do. If you're the new kid, don't worry. You won't be the only one. Another great leg-up in high school is if you know any older kids at the school. If you have an older sibling that you actually like who will look out for you, a neighbor, or even a friend of the family who goes to the high school, this person can be a great help to you, along with being your friend. Upperclassmen can help you figure out the following things:  How to act around certain teachers Which people to avoid The low-down on the clubs or sports you're interested in The game plans for acing certain classes This may sound a little dorky, but don't underestimate how much more comfortable you'll feel at your new school if you actually know where you're going on the first day. Not only should you pay attention in orientation, but you should grab a map of the school if you can, so you can begin to figure out the best way to move from class to class. Figuring out how to make those precious 3-4 minutes during passing period count can help you eliminate stress and get to class on time. Before the first day of school, you should be prepared with everything you need so you don't have to scramble on the first day. You should have a copy of your schedule if you already have one, all of your books, binders, notebooks, and school supplies, and a change of gym clothes if you have to take gym. Don't be that guy who forgot his gym clothes on the first day or the girl who had to borrow a pencil in every class. Some schools have stricter dress codes than others; that is to say, some schools will have teachers that flag you down, send you to the nurse's office, and make you go home if you don't have a change of clothes -- or worse, make you change into your gym clothes. If you have a required uniform, then make sure you wear it appropriately, but if not, look out for the following:  Short shorts. Many schools say your shorts have to be longer than your fingertips. Girls, after you put on your shorts, stand up with your hands at your sides to see if you pass the test. Displaying your undergarments. Girls, avoid showing your bra straps, and guys, avoid sagging your pants and revealing your boxers. Most schools have a code against this and well, it just ain't classy. Offensive logos. Don't wear T-shirts with offensive language or offensive references. These could even get you suspended, in the worst cases.
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Don't skip the freshman orientation. Make friends before school starts. Get friendly with upperclassmen. Get to know your school's map. Get everything you need. Be aware of your school's dress code.