Indica cannabis strains make the best and most effective Rick Simpson oils. When you've added all of your cannabis to the bucket, pour in 1 gallon (3.8l) of isopropyl alcohol. Break up any larger chunks of cannabis with your wooden spoon before you add the isopropyl alcohol. Make sure your bucket can hold at least 23 gallons (7.611.4l). Crush the cannabis with your wooden spoon after you've added the isopropyl alcohol. Continue stirring in circular motions for about 3 minutes or until most of the cannabis dissolves. At least 80% of the cannabis should dissolve into the mixture. Transfer the cannabis to a bowl and let it sit for about a minute. If no cheesecloths are available, coffee strainers can be used as a substitute. Add 1 gallon (3.8l) more of isopropyl alcohol to the bucket and stir the mixture until at least 80% of the cannabis has dissolved again. Save and store the drained alcohol in the bucket. When your plant material is completely separated, throw it away. Pour your drained alcohol into the bucket with the rest of your solvent. Discard the leftover cannabis material after you've extracted the isopropyl alcohol.
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One-sentence summary -- Place 1lb (16oz) of dried cannabis and 1USgal (3.8l) of isopropyl alcohol in a bucket. Stir the cannabis and isopropyl alcohol thoroughly. Drain the solvent from the dissolved cannabis using a cheesecloth. Stir the remaining cannabis and 1USgal (3.8l) of isopropyl alcohol together. Drain the solvent from the cannabis again using the cheesecloth.

Washing your jacket too soon could do harm to its fibers. Even after six months have passed, you should only machine wash your jean jacket rarely. Wash jackets on a cold cycle, unless otherwise indicated on its care instructions. Jean jackets made from special fabric blends may have unique care instructions. Always follow the jacket's label care instructions for the best results. Hang your jean jacket on a wooden hanger in the bathroom when you're taking a shower. Keep vents off and windows closed to build up the steam. The steam will smooth wrinkles and could even eliminate faint stains and odors. To preserve your jacket the longest, try a shower steam treatment before anything else. Water may condense on metal or plastic hangers. If too much water accumulates, it can stain your jacket or create streaks where it has dripped. When hanging your jacket, do so in a way that keeps it from the surfaces of the room. Your jacket may absorb dirtiness or excessive moisture from walls, doors, and so on. Fill a bucket, bathtub, or similar container with enough cold water to completely submerge the jacket. Add a half cup (118 ml) of vinegar to the water. Stir the solution to distribute the vinegar, then soak your jacket in it for roughly half an hour. Treating your jacket with vinegar will help maintain its color. This is especially useful for dark colored jackets, which sometimes transfer dye to other clothing, furniture, and so on. Although vinegar has a potent smell, when your jacket dries this smell will disappear. Leftover solution can be disposed of down a drain. Machine drying your jacket will dry it more quickly, but the heat from the dryer will cause its fibers to break down, weaken, and fray. Hang your jean jacket from a clothesline, a hanger, or on the back of a chair to let it air dry. When hanging or draping your jacket to dry, pull on the fabric to straighten wrinkles. This will reduce the amount of wrinkling in the dried jacket.
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One-sentence summary -- Wait at least six months before washing new jackets. Refresh your jacket with shower steam. Soak your jacket in a distilled white vinegar solution. Air dry your jacket.

Locate the row of holes on the frosting cap right behind the hairline and select a hole as your starting point. Hold the highlighting needle at an angle and keep the hook pointed upward as you insert it into the perforated hole. Gently push the highlighting needle until the hooked end is resting against the scalp. It's important to work from front to back so that you get even results, but if you start right at the hairline, your hair will look stripy when you wear it up. Be careful inserting the needle. Use a light touch and don't go in vertically. Always hold the needle at an angle. Once the hooked end of the needle is resting against the scalp, angle it slightly to one side to pick up a tiny section of hair. This will happen easily, so you don't need to dig down into the hair. The amount of hair your hook is up to you. The more hair you hook and pull out, the more dramatic the frosted highlights will be. Once you've hooked the hair, pull the highlighting needle away from your head to bring the hair through the perforation onto the outside of the cap. Be sure to pull the entire section of hair out of the hole so that it is neatly hanging outside of the cap. The hair should be exposed from root to tip. Take your time as you pull hair through the frosting cap to prevent tangles and snags. If you pull hair out of every hole, you'll achieve very dramatic highlights. If you want more subtle highlights, follow a particular pattern, like skipping every other hole. Work systematically from the hairline back to the crown. Then, move to a new section at the hairline and keep pulling hair out using the same pattern. Most frosting caps have circles or numbers close to the holes to make strategic placement easy. Use the guides to help you remain consistent. The amount of hair you pull out of each hole can vary, depending on the results you want. For example, if you want dramatic highlights around the face, pull larger sections of hair out around the hairline. After pulling the hair through the perforated holes, you will probably have a few tangles and snags. Before you start the bleaching process, comb through the sections of hair with a fine-toothed comb. Comb thoroughly from root to tip and work systematically so that you comb through each section of hair. If you don't get rid of tangles and snags, you may end up with uneven or blotchy results.
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One-sentence summary -- Insert the highlighting needle into the first hole inch behind the hairline. Hook a small amount of your hair with the end of the needle. Pull the hooked section of hair out through the hole in the cap. Continue pulling hair through the holes in a strategic way. Comb through the pulled-out strands of hair to get rid of any tangles.

Rest your fist on you rib cage so that you pinky touches your torso and your thumb faces up. Keeping your other fingers clenched, raise your thumb so it stands parallel to your body. " Like before, curl your finger so that the tip of your index finger touches the joint of your thumb. Move your index finger so it is comfortable and makes a visible circle. " Touch the tip of your middle finger to the first joint of your index finger (the "d") to form the second "O." The middle sections of your right ring finger and left middle finger will be touching.
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Clench your hand into a fist. Point your thumb up towards your head. Curl your index finger against the thumb to make a lowercase "d. Use your left middle finger to form the second "O. Push the two "O's" together to form the word Blood.