Article: If you want a more tousled style but have silky, flat hair: saltwater spray is great for adding more texture to the hair. It will make the hair a bit more coarse so that it's easier to ruffle it up. This should give your hair more "hold." Saltwater spray doesn't impart the same firm grip as hair spray. In general, this makes it look more natural, and makes it easier to brush out. If you tease your hair (i.e. brush "upwards" against the strands with a brush, comb or your fingers) you can gain more volume. This can be helpful if you want to, say, add a bit more volume in the base of your hair. Make sure that you are gentle with your hair if you want to tease it. Don't tangle it up too much. Otherwise, you might fray the hair strands. The tighter the braid, the sharper the edges of the locks will be when you take it out. When you wake up, simply take out the braid(s), then separate the locks. Spray in some salt water spray and take the hair in your hand, "crunching" it upwards to create some texture and curves. Tease it a bit more if you want to add more volume or create a messier look. One bigger braid will make larger locks, whereas two or more braids create smaller ones. Separate the locks with a brush for a neater look. Use your hands to keep it looking extra tousled. Spray with some hair spray if you want the style to stay in place for a long time. A tousled look is easy to do touch-ups on during the day. If it ends up looking too neat, simply tease it gently. Then, ruffle and crunch it a bit with your hands. With the texture that's already in your hair, it should be easy to ruffle up.
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Use a saltwater spray. Tease your hair with a brush. For a curvy look, sleep with braids in your hair overnight. Maintain your look.
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Article: There's no limit to the types of tea you can buy. Choose from hundreds of types of green, black, white, red, and herbal teas, each with a different flavor profile. You can buy loose tea or purchase it prepackaged in bags. Choose the freshest tea you can find for best flavor and health benefits. Choose tea with the properties you're looking for. Note that green tea is known for its long-term health benefits, black tea provides a small jolt of caffeine, and herbal teas may be used to remedy everything from sleeplessness to poor digestion. If your tea is pre-bagged, your filtration system is already set. If you have loose tea, however, you'll need a way to remove it from the water after steeping. You can buy your own empty teabags and fill them with tea for one-time use. Tea balls are another popular choice. These are better to use for black tea than other types of tea that tend to expand more during the brewing process. In order to brew a great cup of tea, the water needs to be able to flow freely through the leaves. Basket filters are a good choice for any type of tea. You can pour water directly over loose tea and filter it out after it steeps using a fine-mesh strainer. What type of tea equipment do you have? You can make a whole pot of tea using a teapot, or do a cup at a time using a teacup and strainer, tea ball or tea bag. Use the method that's most convenient for your needs. The tea and water are the two most important components of a good cup of tea; the equipment is secondary. That said, having a nice tea kettle and pretty cups can add to the calming effect of drinking and enjoying tea. Drinking tea has been an important ritual in many cultures for thousands of years. You can keep this tradition alive by creating your own tea-drinking ritual, whether it's brewing a cup at a time in your favorite mug, or using a pretty ceramic teapot with cups and saucers. The material of the accessories are important as well. Heavy metals are better for teas that need to be prepared at high temperatures due to their ability to retain heat, while less conductive materials are recommended for teas with a colder preparation. Use glass for white, green, and herbal tea; porcelain for white, black, and herbal tea; and yixing for oolong and pu-erh. Since tap water contains fluoride and other chemicals, using it to brew tea can negatively impact the flavor. While tap water is always fine in a pinch, if you want the best possible flavor and health benefits, use spring water or another type of filtered, pure water.
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Select your preferred tea. Decide how to filter your tea. Prepare your tea accessories. Use purified water if possible.