In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you don’t want a heavy layer of foundation on your face, then try mixing a small amount of your foundation with an equal amount of moisturizer. Blend these together and then apply the foundation/moisturizer mixture to your face. If you are unsure about how much foundation you want to apply, then try applying your foundation in layers. Start with just a light layer of cream foundation and then add another layer or two if the coverage is not heavy enough for you. You can also apply a thin layer for all over coverage and then go back in and apply more cream foundation to areas that need more coverage. For example, if you have any redness, dark circles, or blemishes, then you could apply a little extra cream foundation to these areas. Cream foundation provides moderate to full coverage depending on how you apply it, so you may not need to use a powder foundation at all. However, if desired, you can apply a layer of powder foundation after you finish applying your cream foundation. Use a brush to sweep the powder foundation over your skin. Powder foundation can help to set the cream foundation and provide matte coverage as well.
Summary: Blend with moisturizer for light coverage. Apply in thin layers to build up coverage. Add foundation to areas that require more coverage. Use powder foundation for additional matte coverage (optional).

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: To get accurate measurements, smooth out the jeans flat on the surface. Wrinkles can throw your measurements off. Button and zip up your jeans before beginning. The waist measurement is one of the most common measurements you'll see in a store. Use a tape measure to go across the top of the jeans. Make sure the waist isn't drooping or sagging at all.  If your waistband is made from elastic material, don't stretch it as you measure or you will inflate the waist measurement. Make a note of whether the jeans are labeled as "high-wasted" or "low rise." If the jeans are intended to sit somewhere besides your natural waistline, you need to know that before buying a new pair. The inseam is from the crotch seam down to the hem of the jeans; do not measure from the waist. It's often used by stores to help you find your size, especially in men's sizes. It's what's typically used to measure length for pants. Take the measurement down. Make sure the jeans are completely flat when taking this measurement. It's not as common to see this measurement as it is to see waist or inseam measurements, but you may need it sometimes. Some pant sizes may offer a "front rise" and "back rise" measurement. The front rise is from the crotch to the waistband in front, and the back rise is from the crotch to the waistband in back. Measure horizontally across the leg. Double this number to get your thigh measurement. This measurement also isn't as common. For women's jeans, the waist size will be the most important, though the inseam can determine whether you have tall, regular, or a petite pair of jeans. Compare the measurements to a size chart to find the right size. Men's jeans include both the waist measurement and the length.  Try this chart to look at sizes from different brands: http://sev.h-cdn.co/assets/cm/15/08/54e782633993b_-_size-chart.pdf. Most shopping websites have size charts for their products, so if you're looking for a particular brand, use their size chart. Keep in mind that with men's jeans, you may need to go up a few inches or centimeters in size, as clothing manufacturers have made sizes smaller, a problem known as vanity sizing.
Summary: Lay a pair of jeans flat on a workspace. Measure the waistband and double the number to get the waist measurement. Check the inseam by measuring the length. Take the measurement from the crotch to the waist to get the rise. Measure the thighs 2 inches (5.1 cm) below the crotch seam to get the thigh thickness. Choose an appropriate jean size by comparing your measurements to a chart.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You may be able to refinance a bad car loan and get a lower monthly payment and better interest rate if your credit score has improved since you initially financed your car. Generally, you need a credit score above 640 to qualify for refinancing. If you notice any errors on your credit report, contact the credit bureaus to get them corrected before you apply to refinance your car loan.You want the highest and most accurate score you can possibly have. Set aside time to complete applications with several lenders to refinance your car. You'll need to provide basic personal information to establish your identity and income, as well as information about your car and your current loan.  Use free online services, such as Credit Karma or Nerd Wallet, to find lenders more likely to approve your application based on your credit history. Apply to at least 2 or 3 lenders so you can compare rates. Each application you submit will result in a hard inquiry on your credit report. However, multiple inquiries for the same purpose typically won't impact your score significantly. Provided you meet the minimum requirements, you'll likely have 2 or 3 offers to refinance your car. Rather than immediately going with the first offer, take the time to compare so you can find the best offer for you.  If you're interested in saving money overall, you generally want to go with the lowest interest rate – even if the monthly payments are higher than what you're paying now. However, make sure the additional amount will fit into your budget. If your current monthly payment is too much of a strain on your budget, look for a loan that has the lowest monthly payment. This may entail extending the term of your loan relative to the original, or paying a slightly higher interest rate. Once you've chosen the offer you want, the new lender will have paperwork for you to sign so the new loan will go into effect. The lender will connect with your original lender to pay off your original loan.  You may need to contact your original lender to let them know in advance that you are refinancing your loan with a different lender. Find out from the refinancing lender what you'll need to do before you sign the paperwork. Get a copy of the signed loan agreement for your records. Keep it with your sales contract and other car documents so you can easily access it when necessary.
Summary:
Check your credit score. Apply with lenders to refinance your loan. Compare offers from different lenders. Sign the contract for your new loan.