INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You may use SNAP benefits to buy only certain items. You may buy fruits, meats, fish, dairy, breads and cereals. You may not use SNAP benefits to buy pet foods, soaps, paper products, alcohol, tobacco, medicine or foods to eat in the store. You have to report to your local office to continue to receive benefits. Ask for the re-certification form. The timeline to re-certify depends on how regular your income is. Families with regular income must re-certify once per year. Someone whose income fluctuates may have to report more regularly, such as once per month. If your household income increases above the maximum income threshold, you must inform the DCF. Report any changes in the cost of rent or utilities because these affect your qualification for the program. Failure to inform the DCF of important changes can lead to cancellation of your benefits.

SUMMARY: Follow the rules. Re-certify your benefits. Inform the Florida DCF of any relevant income changes.

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INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Sodium laureth sulfate and sodium lauryl sulfate are common ingredients in shampoos and conditioners, but sulfates can damage hair and cause frizz. If your current products include these ingredients, replace them. Look for new products that list glycerin as one of the top ingredients, since glycerin can deeply hydrate and protect your hair. Avoid shampoos that advertise as "clarifying" these will strip moisture from your hair. Check product labels for words like "smoothing," "moisturizing," and "frizz-reducing." Look for hydrating ingredients like Argan oil, keratin, avocado oil, vitamin E, Moroccan oil and coconut oil. Avoid hair products, including shampoos, conditioners, gels, and hairsprays, that contain alcohol, which can dry out and damage your hair. Wavy hair requires more moisture than straight hair to combat frizz. After shampooing, apply a rich deep conditioner for a boost of hydration. Don't skimp on the conditioner apply plenty of it. Then run a wide-toothed comb through your hair to distribute the conditioner evenly. Leave the deep conditioner on for at least five minutes. Look for deep conditioners that contain ingredients like shea butter, glycerin, coconut oil and Argan oil. If your hair gets weighed down too much by deep conditioner, avoid applying it to your roots. Try applying it from the mid-shaft down to the ends. This is also a great way to detangle your hair. Cold water will smooth and close the hair cuticle, which helps to prevent frizz and adds extra shine. Right before you get out of the shower, rinse what's left of the conditioner out of your hair with the coldest water you can tolerate. Avoid using the wide-toothed comb during the rinse, since at this stage it can damage your strands. Terrycloth fibers cause friction on hair strands, which creates frizz. Switch from terrycloth bath towels to microfiber towels for your hair. Microfiber towels absorb water better and faster than traditional terrycloth towels, and they don't disrupt the hair's natural wave. Flip your hair upside down, wrap it in the microfiber towel and gently squeeze the water from your hair. Start at the roots and work your way down to the ends. Be gentle with your wet hair. Never rub at or use rough motions on your hair with a towel, which will disturb the hair cuticle and create frizz. Blow drying wet hair can damage it and cause significant amount of frizz. Blow dryers focus a lot of hot air on your strands and this will dehydrate your hair, especially if you live in a dry climate or during the winter when there's less humidity in the air. Let wavy hair air dry 90 percent of the way and then use your blow dryer to dry the remaining 10 percent.

SUMMARY: Shampoo and condition with sulfate-free products. Use a deep conditioner after every shampoo. Rinse out the conditioner with cold water. Avoid terrycloth towels. Allow your hair to air dry 90 percent of the way before blow drying.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Your girl needs to know you want to snuggle! Pick a spot where it's clear there's room for two. Keep your body open by spreading your arms out and your legs a little bit apart to expand the snuggle territory. Avoid crossing your legs or arms, which can make you look closed off and unapproachable. If your girl hesitates to come closer, pat the seat next to you or gesture for her to come closer. You could even say, "Come join me." Smile and make eye contact when she sits next to you. Scoot in close to your girl or put your arm around the back of the couch, for example, so she can snuggle in to your side. You could also hold her hand or put your hand on her leg. Do what feels comfortable and natural for both of you. Now that you've gotten closer, you can show your girl that you love having her near. Caress her arm, shoulder, the small of her back, or her hair. You could even give her a gentle massage. If you and the girl have just begun dating each other, you'll need to read her reactions to determine what she is comfortable with and what she enjoys. If at any point she looks uncomfortable or moves away from you, back off. Take cues from her, such as putting your arm around her once she leans into your body, or reaching for her hand when she puts it near yours.

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Look approachable. Ask her to join you. Get close to your girl. Caress your girl. Read her reactions.