In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Many hair care products can strip your hair of the natural oils it needs, and sometimes you aren't using the right products for your hair type. Figure out what your hair type is and try to choose products that will improve the quality of your hair. If you can, go for all-natural or organic products as these will be less damaging to your hair. Your hair type may be fine, oily, dry, thick, coarse, etc. There are shampoos for every type of hair, so explore different products and find what works best for you. There are also shampoos and conditioners that increase the natural shine and smoothness of your hair, so you may try out one of those to help you achieve softer, smoother hair. Try to avoid shampoos and conditioners with sulfate as this can suck moisture out of your hair. Search for hair products that have hydrolyzed proteins, which make strands stronger and healthier over time. Some people feel that they have to wash their hair every day to keep it clean. However, washing your hair too much can be bad for your hair because it strips your hair of the natural oils it needs and doesn't leave much time for the oils to be restored. Try washing your hair every other day or every 3 days to allow the natural oils and shine to return. If you are worried about your hair looking greasy or oily, you can always use dry shampoo on your roots. Simply apply the spray and rub it in gently with your fingertips. Baby powder is a great product for this as well. Wearing your hair up on the second day is always a good idea too, because it may be harder to style down. If you have always washed your hair daily, it may take your hair some time to get used to the exposed oils. You may experience very oily hair at first, but after a few weeks, your hair will naturally produce less oil between washes. When you wash it daily, it's trying to make up for the oil lost so it produces it faster. Once your hair is used to going a few days without a wash, the oil production will slow down and become manageable. Blow drying and using styling tools like wands, straighteners, and curling irons can wear away hair's cuticles, resulting in dry or frizzy hair that breaks easier. If you really want softer hair, try to let hair dry naturally and try to avoid overexposure to heat. If you must use heat styling tools, make sure you spray heat protectant on your hair first. Then, when blow-drying your hair use a cooler setting and don't keep the blow dryer in the same place for more than a second or two so that it won't scorch your strands.
Summary: Shampoo and condition with the right products. Refrain from washing your hair every day. Avoid heat styling tools.

An experiment is a test, or series of tests, to disprove your hypothesis. If the experiment fails to disprove your hypothesis, that means that it may be suitable for making predictions about the question you have posed. If the experiment disproves your hypothesis, it means that the hypothesis does not accurately predict the outcome of the situation. You might decide that your experiment will be to shop at Store A and Store B and compare the money you spent at each store. Once the experiment is laid out, you will need to carry out the steps. It is important not to carry out the experiment with bias. The scientific method does not allow for tweaking the experiment to make the results fit what you want. For example, you must commit to buying the same foods at each store for a fair comparison. You should not buy the name brand at Store A, and the off brand at Store B to draw the conclusion that Store B is cheaper. In this scenario, the foods serve as your control and the stores are your variables. Sometimes, experiments do a poor job of testing the hypothesis. When this happens, you have to troubleshoot your experiment. Ask yourself what went wrong, and how can the next experiment address these issues. For example, you could compare receipts from each store and think that you are saving $15 per week, but you only notice an extra $5 per week leftover. Upon a closer investigation, you realize that you have to buy extra gas each week to get to Store B, and that detracts from your savings. At this point, you would need to redesign your experiment to include gas receipts as well.
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One-sentence summary -- Design an experiment. Carry out the experiment. Troubleshoot if necessary.

Q: Sometimes, you may not have time to take your shoes off and perform a full foot reflexology treatment. You can use hand reflexology instead. You can also use hand reflexology if your feet are injured or infected in any way. You can do this by applying pressure with your thumb along the outside edge of your palm. Work on your right hand first and then switch to your left hand. You can do this by applying pressure to the area just beneath your pinky and ring fingers on the top of your hand. On the palm of your hand, the area for your shoulders and upper back is located just beneath your pointer and middle fingers. There is also a reflex point for the upper back on your palm just below the base of your thumb, on the outside of your hand. Always work the reflex points on both hands; your left shoulder reflexes are at the base of your left pinky and your right shoulder reflexes are at the base of your right pinky.
A: Use hand reflexology for convenience. Contact the reflex points for your spine. Work the reflexes that correspond with your shoulders and upper back.

Problem: Article: Wrap a flexible measuring tape around your wrist and add at least 2 inches (5.1cm) to the measurement. Then, cut your firm material, such as cord or leather, into 4 equal pieces according to the new measurement. Although you can use a thick yarn, your round bracelet won't be as sturdy as a bracelet made with leather or cord. Hold the 4 pieces near 1 end and tie a knot about 1 inch (2.5cm) from the end. Then, lay the knot on the table and place a piece of tape over it so the knot doesn't slide around. Separate the 4 strands so they fan out and away from each other. If you're using 2 colors, alternate the colors when you arrange the strands. Make the knot at least 1 inch (2.5cm) away from the bottom of the strands. Then, peel the braid off of the tape and wrap it around your wrist. Tie a knot using both ends of the braid so it doesn't slide off of your wrist. If you can't tie the bracelet yourself, ask a friend to help you or tie it before you slide it onto your wrist.
Summary:
Cut 4 strands of cord, leather, or thick yarn into equal lengths. Gather 1 end of the strands in a knot and tie it to your work surface. Make a knot when you reach the end and tie the bracelet around your wrist.