Q: . This will give you the smoothest and least frizzy curls. You want to soften the curls, but not separate them too much. Do not scrunch or use mousse or gel. This gives hair a wet look and hard or sticky texture.
A: Apply the hot rollers Pull out the hot rollers and brush the curls lightly. Use hairspray.

Q: Tap the Settings app icon, which resembles a grey box with gears on it. This option is near the top of the Settings page. It's at the top of the General page. Doing so opens a list of your iPhone's information. You'll find the "IMEI" heading near the bottom of the About page. The number to the right of the "IMEI" heading is your iPhone's IMEI number, while the number to the right of the "MEID" headingwhich can be found a few headings below the "IMEI" headingis your MEID number.
A: Open your iPhone's Settings. Scroll down and tap General. Tap About. Scroll down to the "IMEI" section. Review your iPhone's IMEI and MEID numbers.

Q: If other methods don't help your back spasm or you have lingering pain, take an over the counter medication to help alleviate the pain. If the pain continues for a longer period of time, though, consult your doctor. Take ibuprofen, acetaminophen, aspirin, or naproxen sodium to help with the minimize the pain. Be aware that taking pain relievers on an empty stomach in the morning may upset your stomach or make you nauseous. If your cramping is severe, consider taking a muscle relaxant. This can not only relax the cramping muscle, but may also alleviate any pain associated with it. You will need a prescription from your doctor for a muscle relaxant. Be aware that muscle relaxants can make you sleepy and drowsy and may make it difficult to function. Taking them on an empty stomach may also make you nauseous or vomit. Some sources suggest taking quinine for muscle cramps, but this treatment is dangerous and can cause a host of health problems including cardiac arrhythmia, nausea, headaches, and tinnitus. If you back spasms are particularly severe, call your doctor. She may want to see you or can prescribe you medication to help relieve the spasms and minimize any associated pain. If the pain is very severe and your doctor isn't yet in the office, either call 911 or go to the emergency room.
A: Take a pain reliever. Ingest a muscle relaxant. Stay away from quinine. Call your doctor.

Q: Fill a bowl with 1 cup (240mL) of water. Add the juice from half a lemon and 1 tbsp (8 g) of baking soda. Stir to create a soaking solution. Soak your nails for 15-20 minutes, then rinse with fresh water. Lemon is a natural stain remover and can remove yellow stains. It's often used as a whitener! Baking soda is also a stain remover. Use a high-grit buffer, such as a 220 or greater. Lightly rub the buffer over the surface of the gel until the dingy layer is gone. You should see the original color of the gel return. This will protect the manicure and help prevent it from getting dingy again. Lightly brush a thin layer of top coat over your nails, then let it completely dry. You can use your normal top coat over the gel polish. Continue to add a layer of topcoat every few days to keep your manicure looking fresh!
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Soak your nails in lemon juice and baking soda to remove discoloration. Buff the top of your gel manicure to remove the dingy layer. Apply a layer of topcoat over your manicure after you buff it.