| How to Change Your Wallpaper on Google Chrome Posted: 23 Oct 2018 01:00 AM PDT Google Chome's 10th-anniversary update gives you an option to change the default background wallpaper. This wikiHow will teach you how to do it! EditSelecting from Google Backgrounds - Open the Google Chrome browser. It is represented by the red, yellow, green, and blue circle icon. Make sure that your browser is up to date, because this feature is only available on the latest version of the software.
- Click on the gear icon, at the bottom-right corner of the homepage. The customization tab will appear.
- If you don't see the gear icon, hit next to the right of your current tabs to open a new tab. The gear icon should appear on the default Chrome homepage.
- Click on the option. The wallpaper collection box will appear after you do so.
- Select a category from the box. You need to click on a category to view the wallpapers. If you want to use a solid colour wallpaper, scroll down to the bottom and select the Solid colours box.
- Select a wallpaper. Scroll down to view more pictures. Click on your favourite picture and hit the button.
- Finished. When you are done, the wallpaper will appear on your home screen within seconds.
EditSetting a Custom Wallpaper - Launch Google Chrome on your PC. Update your browser to the latest version, if you have already done so. Read How to Update Google Chrome for more information.
- Click on the gear icon. You will see the tiny gear icon on the bottom-right corner of the home page.
- If you don't see the gear icon, hit to the right of your current tabs to open a new tab. The gear icon should appear on the default Chrome homepage.
- Click on the option. It will be the second option in the customization menu. Clicking it invokes a pop-up window.
- Choose an image from your computer. Select a picture using the file browser and click on the button to set as a wallpaper. Or, just double-click on an image to select it.
- Finished. The new wallpaper will be applied to your home screen, after you followed these steps. Use a high-resolution image for the best quality. Done!
- If you want to return the default background, click on the gear icon again and select the option.
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| How to Pack a Diaper Bag for a Plane Trip Posted: 22 Oct 2018 05:00 PM PDT When traveling with a newborn or toddler, it is important to be ready for anything. Pack your diaper bag so you have all the essentials covered. Include toys, first aid supplies, and pacifiers. Bring feeding items, like formula, milk, and snacks. Don't forget changing items, such as diapers, diaper cream, and extra clothes. Throw all of this in your diaper bag and head to your gate! EditIncluding the Necessities - Pack a few of your child's favorite toys. Bring age-appropriate items like chew toys, cars, doll, or stuffed animal. Try not to bring things with many pieces, so there's less to keep track of. [1]
- Pack a first aid kit so you are prepared for any injury. Make sure your kit includes bandages, gauze, antibacterial ointment, cotton swabs, tissues, alcohol wipes, thermometer, and hand sanitizer.[2]
- Remember to bring medications, both prescription and over-the-counter. If your infant takes medication, make sure you bring any prescriptions. Also include over-the-counter drugs like fever reducers, pain relievers, teething relief, and gas relief. Pack all of this with your first aid kit. [3]
- Throw in a blanket to keep warm on the plane. Planes can get drafty, and you want to make sure you have something to keep you and your baby warm. Bring your child's favorite for extra comfort.
- Blankets are also helpful to for wiping up spills, if a towel is not handy. [4]
- Consider pacifiers to help your baby's ears adjust to pressure changes. Pacifiers will give your baby something to suck or chew on, and this can help with any ear pressure that may occur as the plane takes off and descends. Store your pacifiers in a clean, resealable bag so they stay clean. [5]
- If you don't use pacifiers, you can also nurse or provide a bottle during take-off and landing.
- Include a few plastic bags to use for soiled clothes or a garbage bag. You can use plastic bags to store various items, like dirty clothing or used diapers.[6]
EditPacking Feeding Items - Pack snacks, formula, and baby food. If your child eats solid food, back snacks like granola bars, applesauce, crackers, or Cheerios. Pack milk, formula, or baby food--if this is what you feed your child.
- Make sure general liquids are under 3.4 ounces so they pass security inspections. However, you should be able to bring greater, reasonable quantities of breast milk or formula through without issue. Just have them out of your bag, ready for inspection, and tell the screening agent what they're for. They may need to test the liquids, as a security measure.[7]
- You can also buy milk, water, and juice after you get through security.[8]
- Consider a cover-up if you are still nursing. You may want to pack a cover so you have privacy while nursing. You can also use a blanket or towel, though bring your own.
- Bring a bib and burp cloth. A bib will help with messes while eating. Pack washable or plastic bibs when traveling. Bring at least one cloth to use for burping if your baby is still prone to spitting up. [9]
- Pack bottles and sippy cups, as well as plates/utensils, if needed. Since you probably won't be able to clean your bottles thoroughly during travel, you probably want to bring enough so that you can use each one just once. You can probably get by with fewer plates/utensils, if any.[10]
EditPacking Changing Supplies - Pack 5 to 7 diapers per day of travel, on average. Consider how many your baby typically needs, and throw in some extras. Add two overnight diapers per night away. You can also save space by buying diapers when you arrive at your destination. Either way, make sure you have plenty of diapers stocked for when your little one has got to go. [11]
- Include a changing mat or extra towel to change on. You can purchase disposable changing mats for traveling, or you can get a reusable changing pad. Or, bring an extra cloth or towel to substitute in place of a mat.[12]
- Pack diaper cream. Depending on your travel arrangements, you may not get to change your baby's diaper quite as frequently as you would at home, so have some diaper cream to help with any irritation. You can get small, travel sized bottles.[13]
- Bring wipes in a resealable pack. You can also store your wipes in a sandwich bag. This will keep them moist while traveling.[14]
- Remember to bring an extra set of clothes for you and your baby. When traveling, you never know when you will need another shirt or when you will spill something on your pants. You can even pack two sets to be on the safe side. Be prepared with extra shirts, pants, and socks.
- Also throw in a hat in case the plane is cold.[15]
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| How to Choose Lip Liner Posted: 22 Oct 2018 09:00 AM PDT If you're confused about what lip liner to use, no worries! When in doubt, match your lip liner color to the color of your lipstick. If you want to get a liner to use with any shade, pick the one that matches your natural lip color as close as possible. You can also base your liner color around your skin tone. Simply pick a liner, apply the liner in small dashes starting at the center, and then put on your lipstick. EditChoosing a Liner Type - Try a lip liner pencil for a thin, precise line. This is the most popular lip liner option because of its creamy, rich texture. Use the tip of your pencil to outline the shape of your lip, and use the side of the pencil to color in the outline.[1]
- Sharpen the pencil before each use so you have a sharp tip.
- Select a twist-up liner for an easy, dark line. This liner comes in a plastic applicator with a twistable end to raise or retract the point. With this product, no sharpening is required. It has a thin, pointed tip that works great to line the middle and corners of your lips.[2]
- Since twist-up liner is often softer than pencil liner, you will likely get a heavier application.
- Go with a crayon liner if you want an easy application. These liners are similar to a pencil, but they have a thicker, fuller tip. Since the tip is larger, it makes it easy to apply a lot of pigment at once. The thick tip creates a softer, more natural look, making it a great option for daytime wear.[3]
- You can find crayon liners in small and large sizes. The smaller liners provide more control, while larger liners cover more area at once.
- Most lip crayons also come with a sharpener attached or included. For best results, sharpen your crayon before each use.
EditPicking a Lip Liner Color - Choose lip liners with blue or purple undertones for cool complexions. You have a cool complexion if your skin has a bluish tint and looks best against silver jewelry. The best liners for you are those that have purple or blue undertones, as they compliment your skin tone.[4]
- For instance, when choosing a red lipstick, go with one that has a plum tint rather than an orangey shade.
- Avoid very light lipstick colors since they can make you look washed-out.
- Select orange or red shades if your skin has warm undertones. If your complexion has a golden, yellow, or olive hue, you have a warm skin tone. In this case, warm shades of lip colors often look the best, such as peach, salmon, and reddish orange.[5]
- For example, if you are choosing a pink lip color, choose one that is more peachy rather than purple.
- Experiment with different colors if you have a neutral skin tone. If you have a neutral skin tone, you have both warm and cool undertones to your complexion. In this case, nearly any hue looks good on you. Play around with your lip liner color freely, knowing you can pull off almost any shade. In general, you'll look best in subtle shades rather than bold ones.[6]
- For instance, choose between red, orange, pink, peach, fuschia, and purple lip liner colors.
- Try a clear lip liner to keep lipstick in place without additional color. If you want to prevent your lip color from bleeding but don't want to apply more makeup, consider trying a matte lip liner. This won't add additional definition to your lips but your lip color still looks fabulous.[7]
- For example, instead of choosing a red lip liner to use with your red lipstick, try using a clear one instead. This way, you still get bold, brilliant lips without feeling like they are overdone or too full.
EditAchieving Different Looks - Pick a liner that matches the color of your lipstick for a seamless look. To ensure your lip color matches your lip liner, choose a shade that is as close as possible to the color of your lipstick. This is a great idea for your everyday makeup.[8]
- For instance, if you are using a rosy pink lipstick color, go with a rose-colored lip liner.
- This way, your lips appear luscious and defined.
- Choose a lip liner close to your natural shade for a daily choice. If you don't have a lip liner in every color of your lipstick, that's okay. Pick a liner that closely matches your natural lip shade. Use this color with any shade of lipstick or lip gloss to ensure a neat, clean application. By picking a color close to your natural shade, you can make your lips look more vibrant and supple.[9]
- The liner may have a pink or brown hint, depending on your complexion.
- Use nude shades to create a plump, full look. For a bit of definition, choose a nude shade of lip liner, such as tan, beige, or peach. Create a border around your lips with the natural color. In addition, you can wear nude lip liner without applying lip color to give your lips definition without adding extra pigment. This is a great idea if you want a minimal makeup look. [10]
- The neutral shade makes your lips look large and voluminous.
- Select a brighter shade of liner if you want your lips to pop. If you want your lips to be the focal point of your makeup look, pick a hue that is a bit brighter than your lip color. This is a simple way to give your lips a bit more definition.[11]
- For example, if you're going with a pink lip color, choose a bright fuschia.
- For a more natural look, add a second, natural shade of lip color. Using your finger or a small makeup brush, blend your first shade with a hue that is slightly lighter.[12]
- For a more dimensional look, apply a soft color onto the center, fuller part of your lip. Then, apply your bright shade to the outer edges of your lips.
- Pair white liner with bright lipstick for a neon look. Neon lips are all the rage these days. To create them yourself, apply a neutral concealer or nude lipstick to your lips. Then, apply a bright lipstick along the outside of your lips from edge to center, leaving the neutral/nude shade visible on the inside of your lips. Finally, use a white liner to draw a line over the bright shade of lipstick, dividing it into two parts.[13]
- Instead of outlining your lips, you'll divide your lips with the lip liner. You should have bright lipstick on either side of your line.
- Create an ombre look with 3 lip products in the same shade family. Start by lining your lips and using the side of your pencil to color in your outline. Next, apply a dark lipstick to just the outer part of your lips, blending it with a brush. Then, apply a lighter shade of the same color to the inner part of your lips. Use your brush to blend the lipstick outward. This creates an ombre effect.[14]
- Don't apply more than 3 different shades, as it can start to look messy.
- Use a lipstick brush to blend the colors together for a seamless look.
EditApplying the Lip Liner - Hold the pen at 45-degree angle for best results. To easily apply your lip liner, position the pencil at a 45-degree angle with your lips. This gives you greater control and precision as you draw your line.[15]
- Draw on the liner in short, light strokes for a smooth, even line. Rather than applying the liner in 1 consistent motion, make short dashes across your upper and lower lips. This way, the liner looks crisp and sharp.[16]
- If you apply the liner in 1 motion, the line may look jagged or uneven.
- Start at the center of your lips, drawing an "X" over your cupid's bow. Your cupid's bow is at the center of your upper lip. You want to create a defined bow, so you'll mark it first.[17]
- Starting at the middle ensures your lines match the shape of your lip.
- To make it easier, try smiling as you start. This stretches out the skin of your lips so you can easily apply the liner.
- Draw arrows at the corner of your mouth. The point of each arrow should be the corner of your lip. The two lines that make the point will be your top lip and bottom lip. This makes it easier to create an even outline.[18]
- Connect your arrows to your "X" to complete the outline. On the top, you'll draw a line on each side, connecting the edge of your lips to the center. Then, you'll do the same for the bottom. This way, your lips look full and defined.[19]
- Apply lip liner before putting on lipstick to create a bold look. If you want your color to stay all day, create a base of pigment before you put on your lipstick or gloss. Fill in the rest of your lips with the liner after you line the edges.
- The waxy consistency of the liner holds the color on your lips longer, and it also provides a base color that enhances the look of your lip color overall.
- Put on lipstick before liner if you want to ensure a smooth, clean edge. If you are concerned that the edge of your lip color will bleed or look uneven, try applying your lipstick first. Cover your lips in the pigment starting from the center and working toward the corners. Do this for both your upper and lower lip. Then, draw the liner on the edge of your lips in short dashes.[20]
- This smooths the lip color while lining your lips, helpful when going for a neat, polished lip color.
- Purchase lip liner from makeup and beauty supply stores.
- If you don't have the proper lip liner shade, consider putting on your lipstick without the liner.
- Sharpen your pencil every time you use it to prevent bacteria and keep a crisp point.
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