But the secret lies in taking your time to apply them.
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You'll get there, so don't worry about taking your time over it.
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Lots to absorb here and I recommend taking your time with it.
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It's about taking your time and treating your hair throughout the process.
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There's no substitute for taking your time and doing your research thoroughly before buying.
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"For me, I like the idea of taking your time with things," McCord insisted.
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But in general, enjoying and taking your time is the best way to do it.
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For a perfect 'first tattoo experience,' I recommend taking your time to look for the right tattoo artist.
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It's about taking your time to traverse rather than just climb a mountain and come back down again.
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"It&aposs all about taking your time in your work and getting big G&aposs feel back," Mattingly said.
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Your critics say you're just taking your time until public outrage has settled and the incident is off everybody's mind.
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As an Aries, doing anything at a slow pace is basically painful, but today taking your time will pay off.
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Conversations are verbal, not typed, so you don't have the luxury of a backspace key or taking your time when you respond.
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That's because you should be taking your time with each movement (quite a bit more time than the GIFs below might suggest!).
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But traditionally, raki drinking isn't about getting smashed, it's about taking your time, says Sabiha Apaydin, sommelier at the high-end Mikla Restaurant.
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Harrison Suarez and Michael Haft, former Marines and the founders of Compass Coffee, discuss the value of taking your time when making important decisions.
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You're taking your time to present an opportunity, it's a fair ask that they have people who can truly relate to it in the room.
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It's only by taking your time with your tarot practice that you'll be able to form a deeper understanding of how your deck reflects your life.
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Odyssey isn't about running through levels to beat a timer, it's about taking your time, exploring every inch of each kingdom, and solving puzzles to get moons.
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The reality is to fix these things, to create a better pipeline, to fix your board, these things require intentionality, slowing down and actually taking your time.
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Intuition and focus grant you talent in uncovering and addressing every weak spot your opponent possesses, so you're keen on taking your time to make the right move.
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It sounds like you've bitten off a pretty big bite of company with the deal and I'm glad to hear that y'all are taking your time digesting that Yahoo behemoth.
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"It's always about listening to your coach and taking the doctor's advice and taking your time to recuperate while working as hard as possible to get over the injury," said Bolt.
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Taking your time in getting into your commitment with a financial planner is one way to show that you're truly engaged, Cavalieri says, and that you're thinking critically about your decision.
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You crabs like to walk from side to side anyway, and you enjoy reviewing and taking your time, so a little change in direction by Mars, Pluto, or Mercury doesn't scare you.
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I look at both the recipe and the experience of making bread as a means of tapping into intuition, taking your time and attention away from a market that can use it.
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If you have the luxury of taking your time over a purchase (in other words, your current laptop hasn't just died), then take it: Read up on what's new and what's coming next.
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Black Emperor, City of Caterpillar, Envy, and American Football have pushed back against this state of affairs over the last couple of years, releasing material that reminds listeners that taking your time is still cool.
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"Sadly, [poor grammar] can put the applicant in a negative situation and could demonstrate that you're not paying attention to detail, that you're rushed and that you're not taking your time," says the career specialist.
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That said, Animal Crossing isn't a race to the finish and is all about taking your time and playing over weeks, months, and years, so I rarely, if ever, felt like I needed to pay for Leaf Tickets.
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It was one of the few single-screen exercises that actually really makes sense as a single screen: a maze where the fun is about fast movement and finding the right path, not taking your time to explore.
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Now, Milo is a healthy and thoughtful 5-year-old boy who makes profound statements, such as "Mommy, the best part of life is taking your time," which is his response when asked to quickly put his pajamas on for bed.
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When applied to diet, mindful eating involves focusing on chewing your food, taking your time, being in tune with when your body signals that you are hungry or full, and being aware of how your food appears, smells and tastes.
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Taking your time to form bonds that are right for you and filling your life with people that reflect the family values you need most are disciplines that your Saturn placement requires if you want to master the ringed-planet's lessons.
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There are a lot of those negative representations that miss the main point of what goes on, day in and day out, in a psychoanalyst's office — which is really very subtle and about careful listening, taking your time, and refusing to get too simplistic about issues.
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I had a client once tell me the other person is going to tell you way more about themselves than you could ever research and find out on your own, which speaks to taking your time a little bit, going through more than one sitting and getting a much better deal.
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When a fellow bar employee thanks McKinnon—who is a lesbian in real life—for being an ally of gay rights, the following exchange occurs: This followed a similar back-and-forth where Clinton checked her initial endorsement of the Keystone pipeline ("There's nothing wrong with taking your time; what's important is getting it right," says Clinton).
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Among them: Choosing where to focus your attention (not on hating someone or something, which consumes energy); taking your time with the body of the one you love (there is no mad rush to bury or memorialize beloved); and re-establish routines, particularly if you have children, who may need that structure even more than you do.
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There's a lot to like about Passpartout — you can beat the game in under three hours but it's worth taking your time and just tuning off into a world where life is as simple as pretending to be an art master with a watermelon for a face, and learning to brush off those who aren't here to root for your success.
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It's understandable if you want to hit the ground running once you've made the initial contact, but Jan Yager, an adjunct assistant professor in the department of sociology at John Jay College of Criminal Justice and author of "When Friendship Hurts: How to Deal with Friends Who Betray, Abandon, or Wound You," recommends taking your time bringing each other into your lives.
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Only 15% of Americans say they plan to make changes to their health insurance plans during open enrollment this year, according to a survey of nearly 2,200 U.S. adults Morning Consult performed in conjunction with CNBC Make It. But experts say when it comes to something as important as health insurance, it's worth taking your time to review your plan options before you check off the same boxes you did last year.
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Boone, having conspired with Hurley to bring Shannon and Sayid together, wanders over to the car. He jokes with Hurley about how he had to take a beating and "thanks for taking your time." He also comments how difficult it was to get Shannon to return from Australia with him, but he and Hurley agree the effort was worth it for this moment to have her and Sayid's memories restored. Boone is one of the first people Jack greets in the church where everyone reunites to move on to the afterlife together.
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