Problem: Article: Avocados contain an abundance of natural oils which can penetrate the hair shaft and leave the hair feeling healthy and nourished. Healthy hair is much less prone to breakage and damage, so a weekly application of this avocado mask will make hair appear thicker and fuller over time. To make: Mash up two small, ripe avocados and mix with half a cup of honey, two tablespoons of olive oil and one egg yolk. Apply this mixture all over the hair from root to shaft, cover with a shower cap and leave in for one or two hours, or until the mask has hardened. Wash out the mask with shampoo (you may need to wash twice), condition the hair, then dry and style as normal. Hair is made almost entirely of protein, so any treatment which contains this nutrient if going to positively benefit the hair. Egg is very high in protein and will leave hair feeling strong and thick. Simply beat two eggs well, then massage the beaten egg into wet hair. Leave the egg in for 10 to 15 minutes, then rinse it out with cool water. Finally, shampoo as normal. Don't rinse out the egg with warm or hot water, as it could cause the egg to start cooking on your hair. Alternatively, you can mix one egg with some hair oil, such as argan or coconut oil, and use this as a hair treatment instead. This treatment is good for the hair and can be used two or three time a week, if desired. A mixture of apple cider vinegar and lemon juice makes a volumizing tonic which gives limp, flat hair a boost. To make, add one tablespoon of apple cider vinegar and one teaspoon of lemon to a mug of cold water. Stir to combine. Shampoo and condition hair as normal, then use this tonic as a final rinse. Flat beer has been used by women as a remedy for flat hair for a long time. The hair absorbs the beer, making the strands thicker and hair more voluminous. The beer also leaves a slight residue on the surface of the hair, giving extra volume. To use, pop open a can and leave it for several hours to go flat. Bring it to the shower and use as a final rinse, after shampooing. The best type of beer to use one that has been brewed traditionally in a hop, as this type of beer contains many nutrients. Henna is a natural product which is usually used for color, but can also be used to add thickness and volume to hair. Make a henna gloss by adding warm water to 100g of henna powder. Mix until it forms a paste-like consistency, then set aside for six hours somewhere warm. Combine the henna paste with a cup of your favorite conditioner then spread the mixture through the hair. Cover with a shower cap and leave in for as long as your like. Rinse out with warm water, then shampoo and condition as normal. Castor oil helps to stimulate hair growth and prevent breakage, therefore promoting healthy, voluminous hair. Heat up some good quality castor oil until warm, then apply to the roots of the hair and gently massage into the scalp with small circular motions, using your fingertips. Shampoo to remove.
Summary: Make an avocado mask. Use an egg as a hair mask. Try apple cider vinegar and lemon juice. Rinse with flat beer. Use henna. Try castor oil.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Rather than wallpapering the whole room, apply it to the sofa wall alone. The resulting background will reframe your seating area while adding a splash of color and texture. And, since it provides such a striking contrast, it can help break up the visual monotony of bigger rooms. Keep the design consistent with the palette you've picked out for the room, as well as its general energy. A coral and seafoam green chevron pattern will look out of place in a room with elegant Victorian decor, but will be right at home in one done up in colorful 1960s retro. Even if there's nothing behind it, it will add an air of chic mystery. A simple wood slat screen should be versatile enough for most homes, or you could go with an elaborately painted Chinese style to suit other exotic accessories. Be sure to unfold the screen so it will fit neatly behind the couch, unless you prefer to keep your seating pulled in closer to the center of the room. Update an uninspired screen with a fresh coat of paint or a DIY distressing job. A changing screen may be just the thing you need to conceal tangles of electronics cords near the wall outlet. For a no-fuss fix to your wall problem, all you need is a few coils of plastic stringer lights and a little imagination. Drive nails or push pins into the wall, then loop the lights around them in whatever configuration you find appealing. Colored lights are the more festive way to go, while white bulbs will be subtle enough to suit just about any space. Have fun with your stringer lights by twisting them into words or symbols. Naturally, string lights double as a source of illumination. Their soft glow can be perfect for when you want it dim but not too dark. Board-and-batten is an accenting technique that involves layering thin boards over an existing wall to give it added visual texture. The boards are arranged vertically or horizontally, or at intersecting angles for a latticed look. This unique design style can be a practical answer for those looking for a less conventional way to freshen up a sitting room wall. Board-and-batten is relatively inexpensive and simple to install if you know what you're doing. If you're not confident in your ability to tackle the project yourself, call a professional contractor to come in and do it right.
Summary:
Use wallpaper to create a focal point. Set up a changing screen. Tack up some stringer lights. Try out a board-and-batten finish.