Question:
[header] How to hide keloid scars with makeup [title] Choose a green-undertone concealer to neutralize redness. [step] If your scars are red or pink, selecting a concealer color on the opposite end of the color wheel will make them look less inflamed. The concealer may look very green in the packaging, but it will turn into a flesh tone when applied.

A. [substeps] Go for shades of green that complement the skin of your face. Green concealer works for both dark and pale skin, but any purple can work.
B. Most concealers of this type will advertise that they are " redness reducing. " [substeps] Similarly, if your keloid scars are more yellowish, look for a concealer with violet undertones.
C. Go for a natural shade of green that closely matches your skin so you can reduce redness. [substeps] If you decide to use green makeup, make sure you choose a color that will produce good results.
D. [substeps] Try foundation with a violet undertone under the center of your face to create the illusion of shading. Let the foundation dry before applying your concealer to cover dark circles or pimples.

Prompt: [header] How to hide keloid scars with makeup [title] Choose a green-undertone concealer to neutralize redness. [step] If your scars are red or pink, selecting a concealer color on the opposite end of the color wheel will make them look less inflamed. The concealer may look very green in the packaging, but it will turn into a flesh tone when applied.

Output: B


Question:
[header] How to treat a turf burn [title] Clean the burn immediately. [step] Because turf burns tend to get dirt and other debris in them, it's important to clean them right away. Wash the burn with a mild soap and warm water, or use a.

A. You should also soak the burn in cool water in the shower, or inside. [substeps] Make sure to wear gloves as you wash the area.
B. This will help kill any foreign matter and clean the burn as well. [substeps] Rinse the burn off as soon as it starts to wash away.
C. Rinse the burn with plenty of warm water to wash out any debris, and gently pat it with clean, moist, lint-free gauze. For larger pieces of debris, use clean tweezers to remove them.
D. Do not use alcohol or any other nonflammable substances. [title] Keep soft tissues in the burn area.

Prompt: [header] How to treat a turf burn [title] Clean the burn immediately. [step] Because turf burns tend to get dirt and other debris in them, it's important to clean them right away. Wash the burn with a mild soap and warm water, or use a.

Output: C


Question:
A person is playing bagpipes out in a park. A man and two boys watching from a far. the camera

A. shoots areas all around the park while the bagpipes play.
B. is covered to the boy that is playing there.
C. then goes black and we see a black opening scene.
D. watching the boy and boy as they play a game of drums.

Prompt: A person is playing bagpipes out in a park. A man and two boys watching from a far. the camera

Output: C


Question:
[header] How to braise celery [title] Wash and chop the celery. [step] Start with eight stalks of celery. Thoroughly scrub the celery, running it under water to clean it.

A. The extra water will help ensure that the celery isn't so fatty that it burns while you're braising it. Place the celery in the bowl you'll be braising it in, and rub it vigorously with your hands or a vegetable peeler to remove dirt and grit.
B. Cut off the brown ends, and peel off the extra chewy part on the outside of the celery if you prefer. Chop the celery into 1-inch pieces.
C. Trim the celery just before you add it to a salad spinner. Then, chop each celery stalk into bite-sized pieces.
D. Chop the celery into pieces or chunks. If your kitchen is already equipped with good braising equipment, you can simply prepare the celery in batches to keep it from getting too soggy.

Prompt: [header] How to braise celery [title] Wash and chop the celery. [step] Start with eight stalks of celery. Thoroughly scrub the celery, running it under water to clean it.

Output: B