Q: Coconut oil does a good job of hydrating dry, frizzy hair. Brush out your hair and let it dry completely. Put a couple scoops of organic virgin coconut oil into a bowl and melt it in the microwave for 15-30 seconds. Then, apply the oil to 4in (10cm) sections of your hair and comb through them until all of your hair is covered. Twist your hair into a topknot and put a shower cap on. After 45 minutes, rinse the oil out. Use this mask on your hair weekly for best results. If your hair is very damaged, it may be a good idea to apply the hair mask right before shampooing your hair each time. Olive oil contains fats that can treat, protect, and improve the overall health of your hair. Put 12 cup (120ml) extra virgin olive oil in a microwave-safe bowl and then microwave it for 15-30 seconds. Massage the oil into your scalp with your fingers and then rub it down into the length of your hair until your hair is completely saturated. Then, wear a shower cap for 45 minutes. Take the cap off and shampoo and rinse out your hair. Make sure to hold the back of your hand just above the oil to see it it's too hot before you stick your fingers in it. If it's not warm enough after 15-30 seconds, put it back in the microwave for 10-second increments until it's warm, but not hot. Apply this mask weekly to get the best results. Butter contains fats that can make your hair shinier and smoother, and also prevent breakage. Melt 1 tablespoon (15ml) of unsalted organic butter and then apply it to your hair from roots to tips. Put a shower cap on and leave it on for 30 minutes. Then, shampoo your hair and rinse it out. Put 2 organic egg yolks in 1 bowl and the whites in another bowl. Beat the whites thoroughly and add a splash of water to the bowl of yolks. Mix the yolks together with the whites. Shampoo your hair, rinse it out, and then apply the egg mixture evenly to your hair. Keep it on your hair for about 10 minutes and then use cold water to rinse it out. Do this conditioning treatment monthly for best results.
A: Try a coconut oil hair mask. Do an olive oil treatment. Try a butter treatment. Do a conditioning egg treatment.

Q: Shampoo and conditioner for color-treated hair is usually gentler than regular shampoo. Dye can dry out your hair, and color-preserving shampoo and conditioner often have vitamin A and vitamin E to help lock in moisture. By washing your hair with shampoo every other day at most, you'll maintain color in your hair longer. Use dry shampoo in place of liquid shampoo to help maintain color even more. A lightweight hair gloss can add a little life to your dyed hair. It will improve shine, reduce brassiness, and smooth your strands, making it look fresh. Choose a hair gloss that best matches your current color. The sun can bleach your hair color. If you plan to spend time outside, wear a hat with a brim or rim to cover your hair. Or, spritz your hair from root to tip with a color-protecting spray. These formulas also help prevent dryness and breakage. Touching up your roots with dye is very similar to dyeing your hair, but you'll apply dye only to your roots. Work in sections, and brush dye onto your roots. Be careful not to dye hair that's already colored, which can cause a discolored line. Rinse and condition all of your hair after you've let your hair dye develop in your roots.
A: Use a color-preserving shampoo and conditioner. Shampoo your hair every other day at most to make color last. Apply tinted hair gloss every other week to boost color. Protect your hair from the sun's UV rays with a hat or spray. Touch up your roots every 4 to 8 weeks as needed.

Q: Though QR codes do not guarantee you a job offer, they make life easier for the recruiter, employer or HR manager. Simplifying the process an employer must go through when accessing your resume and other relevant information takes you one step closer to getting a job. Furthermore, if the QR code is synced to the recruiter's Outlook folder, they will have all your information on their drive without even typing a word. The addition of a QR code to your resume lets you advertise your professional skills and abilities. By adding a code to your resume, you show that you are connected to and aware of the ever-changing tech world. Many employers like candidates who are on the cutting edge, even if the job is not related to Information Technology. Adding a QR code to your resume can surprise the recruiter. An element of surprise will make your resume stand out from the rest in the mind of the recruiter. Any time you can make your resume stick in the mind of a recruiter, you should seize the opportunity in order to further your chances of being hired. You can store a wide range of information in a QR code. You should include any information that could be of help to the recruiter in regards to understanding and knowing about you on a professional level. Use the QR code to help you achieve a competitive advantage by strategically reinforcing your skills and desirability as a job candidate. You can include details like: Samples of your work; they could be video or graphics. Link to websites pertaining to your experience and skills. Testimonials from colleagues or clients. Touch friendly contacts like click-to-email or click-to-call options. Social media channels, etc. Similar to a website, you can always track the performance of your QR code. You can get the details of internet traffic and time spent by viewers on your landing page, insights that are obviously unavailable with paper resumes. You can also find out the number of people visiting, to see if hiring managers are viewing your content.
A: Realize that a QR code could make life easier for the recruiter. Understand that a QR code intrinsically highlights your tech savvy. Know that a QR code can be a noteworthy surprise. Figure out what information you want your QR code to link to. Know that you can analyze the QR code's performance.

Q: It is important to find and use your preferred stance to balance on a skateboard. The two main positions that skateboarders use are called regular and goofy. Try out both positions to see what feels the most natural to you. If your left foot is forward, or you are facing to the right you are in the position called "regular". If your right foot is forward, or you are facing to the left you are in the position called "goofy". Make sure that when you stand on the skateboard, your feet are positioned just behind the bolts. This is the best way to position your feet for good balance. Placing your feet in the middle of the board will not give you as much control and it also makes it easier to break your board. The bolts are what is securing your skateboard's wheels to the board, so your feet should be just behind the wheels on your board. Before you try to balance while riding your skateboard, start by balancing on your skateboard while it is standing still. The easiest way to keep your skateboard from moving around too much is to place it on some carpet or grass. Then, stand on your skateboard and work on your balance. You can also try placing an object in front of and behind the wheels on your skateboard to keep it from moving around too much. Try placing a block of wood on either side of your skateboard, or position the board between two cinder blocks. If you still find it difficult to stand on the board even when it is not moving, then you might try holding onto a railing or a wall to steady yourself and work up to standing on the board without holding onto anything.
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Determine your preferred stance. Place your feet just behind the bolts. Stand on your skateboard on carpet or grass.