Problem: Article: Choose either a neon purse, messenger bag, backpack, or clutch, based on your outfit. If you don't mind a lot of color, try an oversized purse. If you want a subtle pop, use a small, cross-body purse. You can use a neon bag with a neutral outfit, or you can match your neon shoes to your purse, for instance. A neon hat adds a spark of color to your outfit, whether you are dressing neutral or using other neon tones. Pick a hat with a small brim for a subtle style, or choose a wide-brimmed hat for a glamorous look. You can also try a neon baseball cap or party sombrero. If you are wearing a dress or skirt, choose an oversized belt in your favorite color, then wear it with a solid-colored outfit. If you want a belt to wear with your pants and jeans, choose a belt in a bright color and pair it with your denim or neutral pants. Belts are a great way to accessorize and add some color to your look! Choose a thin, airy scarf for a spring and summer, or go with a thicker, wool scarf for the fall or winter. Pick a scarf in a neon hue, such as green, yellow, or pink. Then, wear it with either colorful or neutral outfits to add additional color to your look. Scarves look great styled casually or dressy! For example, drape a pink neon scarf over your neck after you put on a white shirt and pink miniskirt. Finish your look with pink flats and pink hair ties!
Summary: Go with a neon bag for a bright statement piece. Try a neon-colored hat if you want an electric final touch. Throw on a neon belt for a pop of color. Add a neon scarf to your outfit if you want a bright accent.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Use a garbage bag with a cinch for the easiest way to close it. Closing the bag builds up the concentration of carbon dioxide inside and stimulates the mushroom spawn to grow faster. Place the garbage bag in a cardboard box if you want to keep it safer. The mushrooms do not need light as they establish. Keep the bag in a warm dark place, like a cabinet, to help the spawn colonize more quickly. The warmth mixed with the moisture in the cardboard pieces creates a humid environment that's perfect for mushrooms. The bag can be stored in a dark cabinet or even under your bed. While the bag should stay humid and moist, it should not have pools of standing water at the bottom. If you find excess water, drain the bag into a sink before putting it back. This should only have to be done once since the water is excess that has drained from the cardboard. Don't disturb the bag during this time since the mushroom spawn is starting to produce mycelium, which looks like white strands, and will eventually fruit. The cardboard will be completely colonized by the mushroom after this time. Set a reminder on your phone or in a planner so you know when to return to your mushrooms. After the third week, check every 2 weeks to see if the mycelia have formed. It will look like the cardboard is covered in white strands if it's ready. If it isn't, close the bag and leave it alone for another week or two before checking it again. Opening the bag exposes the mycelia to oxygen and will stimulate it to start producing mushrooms. Make sure there is enough light getting to your mushrooms. A good rule of thumb is to have it bright enough so you could easily read a book. During this time, you may see small mushrooms starting to form. Maintain a humid environment for the mushrooms by using a spray bottle with tap water. Wet the walls of the bag to keep the mushrooms moist. Mushrooms may not tolerate water sprayed directly on them. If you live in a dry climate, spray 3 times per day.

SUMMARY: Place the cardboard squares and spawn into a garbage bag and close it. Keep the bag in an area between 5065F (1018C). Open the bag after 2 days to check for pools of water. Leave the bag alone for 3-6 weeks. Open the plastic bag once you see white strands covering the cardboard. Move the bag to a sunny area when the mycelia is present. Spray the inner walls of the bag with water twice daily.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Every time you wash dark clothes, they lose some color. With denim especially, black dye will wash away during the wash cycle. Only wash clothing that is very dirty or starting to smell. Small stains can usually be treated without a washing machine. You can blot out stains with a white cloth and a mixture of water and dish washer detergent. You should use half a cup of water, and a teaspoon of detergent. After blotting out the stain, rinse the area by blotting the area with plain water. In some occasions, you may need bleach for stubborn stains that do not respond to other treatments. Only use bleach when absolutely necessary, and make sure to choose a quality bleach. Choose a bleach labeled "all fabric bleach." This should be safer on your dark clothes than "color safe bleach." Your washing machine may have a bleach dispenser. Follow the instructions for use. If you do not have a bleach dispenser, you will need to dilute the bleach on your own. Refer to the package label for instructions. Only use bleach after running out of other options. Dark clothing should be bleached infrequently, if at all. Many detergents come with fabric softener, so you may assume yours does. However, some do not, so always check first. If your detergent does not come with added fabric softener, it's a good idea to throw some in. This is especially important if you're washing something like a towel, which you will want soft. You can buy a fabric softener at the grocery store or a supermarket. Follow the instructions for how much to add to your wash. Some laundry machines may have a separate dispenser where you add fabric softener.
Summary: Do not wash dark clothes too often. Use bleach with caution. Make sure your detergent comes with fabric softener.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: A bombshell blowout is characterized by its voluminous and sleek, yet effortlessly wild and imperfect appearance. Use a comb to divide your hair into at least four manageable sections. Part your hair down the center of your head, from the top of your forehead to the nape of your neck. Part your hair horizontally from the top of your left ear to the top of your right ear. Twist and secure the two top sections of your hair with a duck bill clip. In addition to a blow dryer, you will need a medium or large round brush. Beginning with the left or right bottom section, grab a subsection of hair near the roots with a round brush. As you pull the brush down through the hair, the blow dryer follows over the brush. Repeat this process throughout your mane until each section is completely dry. Always point the blow dryer's nozzle down to prevent frizz and promote shine. Squirt a few drops of shine serum onto your fingertips. Comb your fingers through the ends of your hair to distribute the serum. Do not apply the shine serum to your rootsthis will cause your hair to appear oily. Blend the sections of your blowout by rough drying your hair. Point the nozzle of your blow dryer up towards your head. As you blast your hair with heat, comb through your hair with your fingers. Complete your effortlessly wild and voluminous blowout by smoothing out and separating the ends of your hair.
Summary:
Divide your hair into sections. Blow dry your hair. Apply a smoothing serum. Rough dry your hair.