How to Enable Dark Mode on iPhone or iPad Posted: 24 Apr 2018 05:00 PM PDT Have you ever wondered how to get a dark theme on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch running iOS? A partial dark mode that darkens the dock and menu bars has been on Macs since OS X Yosemite,[1] [2] but Apple hasn't yet added an official dark mode/theme to its mobile operating system, iOS. Dark mode makes the screen more comfortable on your eyes, especially at night—considering it has a black background with light text. Edit10 Second Summary EditEnabling Smart Invert (iOS 11) 1. Update to iOS 11. Go to (Settings > General > Software Update). 2. Open Settings if not already. 3. Tap General. 4. Tap Accessibility. 5. Tap Display Accommodations. 6. Tap Invert Colors. 7. Slide "Smart Invert" to the "On" position. EditEnabling Regular Invert Colors 1. Open Settings. 2. Tap General. 3. Tap Accessibility. 4. Tap Display Accommodations. 5. Slide "Invert Colors" to the "On" position. EditEnabling Smart Invert (iOS 11) - Update to iOS 11 or a later version. Go to > > > wait for your device to check for updates > tap or . Smart Invert was added in iOS 11, meaning you'll need to be running it to turn it on.
- Open the Settings app. Locate and tap the gray gear icon with the word "Settings" right below it. It's located on the home screen, usually on the very first page.
- To access and navigate the home screen, press the Home button (the physical round button at the bottom of your device). Swipe left and/or right to switch home screens until you find it.
- Go to the section. It's usually pushed to the left pane and selected by default on iPads, but your settings app was left open, you may be taken to a different section of the Settings app.
- Go to the Accessibility settings. Tap from the list of settings pages. This section of the Settings app contains options and features that make your device easier to use.[3]
- Go to the Display Accommodations settings. Tap from the list of settings pages. The Display Accommodations section offers specific vision settings, mainly for users with visual challenges such as visual disabilities and visual impairments.[4]
- Tap . This section comprises both the classic invert colors setting and the new Smart Invert setting.
- Toggle on "Smart Invert". The following official feature explanation given in the settings app tells what will happen: Smart Invert Colors reverses the colors of the display, except for images, media and some apps that use dark color styles.[5]
EditEnabling Regular Invert Colors - Open the Settings app. Locate and tap the gray gear icon with the word "Settings" right below it. It's located on the home screen, usually on the very first page.
- To access and navigate the home screen, press the Home button (the physical round button at the bottom of your device). Swipe left and/or right to switch home screens until you find it.
- Go to the section. It's usually pushed to the left pane and selected by default on iPads, but your settings app was left open, you may be taken to a different section of the Settings app.
- Go to the Accessibility settings. Tap from the list of settings pages. This section of the Settings app contains options and features that make your device easier to use.[6]
- Go to the Display Accommodations settings. Tap from the list of settings pages. The Display Accommodations section offers specific vision settings, mainly for users with visual challenges such as visual disabilities and visual impairments.[7]
- Tap on the section (iOS 11+ only).
- Toggle on "Invert Colors" or "Classic Invert" on iOS 11+. Doing so will reverse all the colors on your screen, turning white to black. Since most of the iOS user interface has a white/light gray background, most of the backgrounds will become black.
- You can modify settings to set a handy shortcut to enable Smart Invert when triple-pressing the home button. To do so, go to Settings > General > Accessibility > Accessibility Shortcut > and tap "Smart Invert".[8]
- Smart Invert doesn't work well with many third-party applications (non-Apple apps). For instance, it will invert the display's colors on an Instagram photo in the Instagram app, but photos in the default Photos app will appear identical to when Smart Invert is disabled.
- Enabling Smart Invert will disable Night Shift.
EditThings You'll Need - iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch
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How to Hide Leg Veins Posted: 24 Apr 2018 09:00 AM PDT Leg veins sometimes become swollen due to poor circulation or genetics, and can be an unsightly feature when visible. Wearing shorts or swimsuits may become a problem if you are self-conscious about your leg veins showing. Fortunately, you can hide your veins temporarily by using body foundation, and use natural remedies and exercise to improve your circulation and minimize the appearance of your veins. EditUsing Body Makeup to Conceal Veins - Start with clean, exfoliated legs. The makeup will be easier to apply and last longer if your skin is free of dirt, oil, and dander. Take a shower, dry your legs, and use a textured sponge or bristle brush to gently scrub your skin in a circular motion to remove dead skin cells. Then rinse off again in the shower.[1]
- Buy a concealer designed for hiding veins. Many skin care and makeup companies offer products designed specifically to cover up leg veins. Look for these products in your local pharmacy or beauty supply shop.
- These concealers are generally yellow- or orange-tinted to help hide the blue tone of your veins.[2]
- It's a good idea to buy waterproof concealer, especially if you will be at the beach.[3]
- Apply the concealer only where your veins are visible. This will help give your legs a more even skin tone. Most concealers come in liquid form, and can be applied with a soft makeup brush.
- Apply it directly on the vein area and then use the brush to feather it out slightly so that you don't have a visible line where the concealer ends.[4]
- You can also apply the concealer with your fingers, but it may be difficult to clean off.[5]
- Apply body foundation over the concealer and the rest of your legs. To make the concealer less visible, you can put a layer of body foundation on your legs. This will blend the concealer with the rest of your legs and also give you a more even, smooth-looking skin tone.[6]
- Choose a foundation that matches the skin tone of your legs, not your face, which may be darker.[7]
- Use a makeup removal product to clean your legs at the end of the day. Like face makeup, it's best not to leave any makeup you apply to your legs on overnight. It can clog your pores and irritate your skin over time.[8]
- Use a creamy cleanser designed for removing heavy makeup. Soap and water alone will not remove the makeup thoroughly.[9]
- Try self-tanning lotion for a more lasting effect. If you want your veins to be less visible without having to apply makeup, try using a self-tanning product. Darker skin makes veins less obvious. Choose a moisturizing tanning lotion to keep your skin healthy.[10]
EditImproving Circulation to Minimize Veins - Exercise regularly to improve circulation in your legs. Walking, biking, and leg lifts are all good ways to keep your legs in motion on a regular basis. Exercise will improve your health overall, and reduce the appearance of veins.[11]
- Keep your legs elevated when resting. If possible, keep your legs slightly raised when you are sleeping or sitting for extended periods. You can do this by putting a pillow or two under legs at night, and by using footrests when possible.[12]
- Ideally, your feet should be elevated above the level of your heart.
- Avoid sitting and standing for prolonged periods. When your legs are inactive for long stretches of time, your blood circulation is reduced. This can worsen the condition of your veins and make them more visible. Try to move around and get your blood flowing often.[13]
- If you have an office job, try sitting on an exercise ball instead of a chair. This will keep your legs in motion.[14]
- Wear compression stockings during the day. Talk to your doctor about what size and compression strength you should use, and how long you should use them for. Get at least 2 pairs so you can wear one while the other is in the wash.[15]
- Wear your stockings every day for as long as your doctor recommends, and remove them at night.
EditUsing Natural Remedies - Spritz your legs with apple cider vinegar to improve your circulation. Drip or spray a little undiluted apple cider vinegar over your veins and gently massage it into your skin. Do this twice a day for a few months. This will get your blood flowing and should lessen the appearance of your veins.[16]
- Massage your legs with coconut oil. Regular self-massage is a good way to increase blood flow in your legs, and it can also help relieve soreness. Warm the coconut oil until it is about the consistency of olive oil and massage your legs using gentle, upward strokes.[17]
- You can massage your legs at least once every day, or whenever they feel sore.
- Be careful not to push directly on any bulging veins.
- Apply aloe vera gel to your legs. If you have access to an aloe vera plant, you can break the tip off of a stalk and use the juice that comes out of it. Rub the gel gently into your legs where your veins are visible to improve your circulation.[18]
- Aloe vera gel can also be bought at most pharmacies and beauty supply shops.
- If you have very large or visible leg veins, consult your doctor.[19]
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How to Make Cookie Dough Brownie Bombs Posted: 24 Apr 2018 01:00 AM PDT These irresistible cookie dough brownie bombs make an addictive treat for a simple dessert or for a large party. The insides are full of gooey, eggless chocolate chip cookie dough, and then covered with a brownie shell which is dunked in melted chocolate bark. Garnished with extra chocolate chips on top, it's a total chocolate bomb all in one bite. EditIngredients - ¾ cup unsalted butter, softened
- ¾ cup brown sugar
- ¼ cup white sugar
- 2 tablespoons milk
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- Pinch of salt
- 1 package fudge brownie mix (8 ounces), baked and cooled
- 1 package (6 ounces) chocolate almond bark
- 2 cups miniature chocolate chips (optional)
EditMaking the Cookie Dough Balls - Cream the butter and sugar. In a medium-sized bowl, beat the two ingredients together with an electric mixer. Mix until the ingredients are light and fluffy, taking about 2-3 minutes.
- Pour in the vanilla extract and milk. Mix once more until well-combined.
- Fold in the flour and salt. Stir slowly on a low speed. The dough begin to form and get stiff.
- Add only a cup of chocolate chips to the dough. Mix one last time until fully mixed. The cookie dough should have no flour streaks and should be combined together properly. #Cover a baking tray with foil or parchment paper.
- Scoop the cookie dough onto the baking sheet. Using a mini ice cream scoop, scoop balls of dough onto the sheet. Leave each cookie dough ball two inches apart from each other.
- Keep the balls medium-sized. Avoid making them too big or else they'll be harder to handle, but don't make them too small, either.
- Freeze the cookie dough balls for about an hour. This helps firm the cookie dough and makes it easier when it's time to make the chocolate bombs.
EditForming the Balls and Serving - Place parchment or waxed paper on a baking tray.
- Make the brownie squares. Cut the brownies into 1-inch sized squares, making them small. Flatten them out with your hands.
- Cover the cookie dough balls with the flattened brownies. Wrap each brownie piece around each ball, carefully covering each one until completely wrapped.
- If the brownie cracks slightly, roll it around with your fingers to help surround the truffles.
- Melt the chocolate bark in a microwave. Place it in a microwave-safe bowl and heat until fully melted, taking about 2-3 minutes and stirring frequently.
- Dunk the balls in the melted chocolate. Use a fork to place the balls the bowl and cover them completely. Gently tap on them to remove any excess chocolate.
- Place the cookie dough bombs on the tray. Garnish them with the mini chocolate chips.
- Chill the cookie dough bombs in the fridge. Allow it to chill until the chocolate hardens, taking about 30 minutes to an hour.
- Serve. Place the cookie dough brownie bombs on a serving plate. Enjoy!
- You may have leftover cookie dough which can be made into other desserts or it can be eaten at once.
- Make sure you use fudge brownies rather than cake ones. Cake-y brownies won't flatten as well and won't wrap around the truffles.
- You should toast your flour for at least ten minutes in a 300 degree oven. Uncooked flour may give people E. coli or salmonella.
EditThings You'll Need - Medium-sized bowl
- Electric mixer
- Freezer
- Baking tray
- Waxed or parchment paper
- Microwave-safe bowl
- Cutting knife
- Fridge
- Fork
- Serving plate
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