6 ways to use pencil

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6 Ways to Use Pencil

1.To write
For writing things that you want to alter or delete later pencil is the best buddy of paper in this time.So gear your hands and write a lot because pencil gives you the comfort ability to alter or delete things.
2.To Sketch
The lead of a pencil is unrivalled the best tool to sketch beauties on to paper to bring your imagination to reality.
By the way we have a youtube channel if you do good sketching send it to us on our email address you will find in our channel about and get your sketches featured on our channel with your name and identity😉


3.To Roll Your Hair
Got no roller no worries!
If you want to roll your hair we have the best option for you😍
Grab a pencil.
Roll your hair on it.
Turn on a air dryer and heat it 
And yup you have great curls ready
Got no dryer no worries too!
Grab a kettle steam the water and use this steam to curl your hair the same way as your hair dryer works🤟.



4.To make it artistic with pencil sharpenings
 Lead of your pencil broke got some mess while sharpening that mess is not any local mess get creative with it use your pencil shavings in a way to express the artist in you and it is no doubt this is the best recycling decoration technique so far making the best out of waste into a creative masterpiece.
Find the artist in you👌
5.To lubricate a zipper
Zippers can be quite disturbing when they get stuck.
But dont worry
We are here with another solution

6.For miniature Sculpting




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