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Use the main search bar on the top of the page to search for an item using a generic keyword, such as brand or type. Click on the list of categories on the upper left of the window to narrow down your search. Choose between Auction or Buy It Now, or both. Choose among New, Used, or Unspecified, or all. Put the lower and upper limits of the item price you're willing to pay. Leave this blank if price isn't a factor. Indicate whether you're looking for items located only locally, within your country, within your region, or worldwide. If you choose for locations outside your country, you may be dealing with foreigners and may pay extra for international shipping and import taxes. You can further filter out your results through selecting among Free postage, Completed listings, Sold listings, With PayPal accepted, Listed as lots, Accepts best offer, and Sale items. You can sort your results by time, price, or condition, in either ascending or descending order. Just under the main search bar, you'll find a "Save search" text beside a blank star icon. Click on this text to save your current search settings. A "Save this search" dialog box would appear and you can input the name of this search to save it. You can also opt to receive daily emails when new items match your search. Go to "My eBay" page and click on the "Saved searches" link on the left side of the screen. You will be brought to another page that lists all your saved searches. Click on the name of your search to view your current results. Do this regularly so you won't miss out on new items.

summary: Search your item. Choose the correct category. Select the listing format. Select the item condition. Input a price range. Choose the item location. Select other filters. Sort your results. Save your search parameters. View your Saved searches.

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SLS stands for sodium lauryl sulfate which is too harsh for curly hair and can cause frizz. It is the key ingredient in most shampoos and detergents. Choose shampoos that use natural oils as alternatives. If you do not use the right conditioner with an SLS shampoo, it may lift your hair from its cuticle. Natural oils can help strengthen your hair and keep it shiny. Shampoo without SLS may not produce a rich lather but may add both bounce and gloss to your curls as well as help maintain your hair color. Products with high Alcohol content tend to create crunchy curls as they suck the moisture out of your hair and can even lead to breakage. Use water-soluble gels as an alternative. They should not feel sticky to the touch. You may also use aerated mousses or foams. Aerated foams and mousses will resemble beaten white foam once dispensed. Any product that provides lift and hold usually contain alcohol. While gels and mousses tend to contain a significant amount of alcohol, hairspray usually contains the most. Pair a conditioner with a shampoo designed for dry or damaged hair. Curly hair is prone to damage and getting dried out. There is a greater tendency for damage if your hair is dyed. Use products with natural oils like coconut, jojoba, or other natural oils. Even if the label does not state that the product is for curly hair but states that it is for damaged hair, their formulas may be quite similar. The right product for curly hair may not necessarily be labeled as such. Create your own natural conditioner using a cup of homemade mayonnaise at room temperature. Stir ingredients together and apply through your hair, applying liberally through the tips. There should be enough for 2 treatments depending on your hair length. Apply the treatment immediately after making it to allow the fats and oil to penetrate down through the hair follicles. Wash it out with cold water to more easily remove it. You may make your own mayonnaise using cup olive oil + 3 egg yolks. Do not refrigerate as the formula works best at room temperature. However, do not let the conditioner sit for more than a few hours.

summary: Pick SLS-free shampoo. Read the labels to ensure you limit the use of alcohol. Use the right conditioner. Make your own deep conditioner.

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You'll need a 14", 7", 6", and three 4" terra cotta saucers. You'll also need 6" and 4" flower pots, a fountain pump, 1/2" rubber tubing, silicone sealant, clear spray sealant, a round file, and a drill with a masonry bit. Spray the inside of the 14" saucer with the spray sealant. Do three coats in total, with dry time between them. Soak the rest of the flower pots and saucers to make them easier to shape and drill. Drill a 1/2" hole for the rubber tubing in the 7" saucer, with a wood block underneath it for support. Then file four notches in the lips of the 6" pot and one of the 4" saucers. File downward angle large notches in the 7", 6", and one of the 4" saucers. These will be the downspouts. With the pump on the 14" saucer, attach the rubber tube to the pump and then then side it up through the hole at the bottom of the 6" pot (with the pot upside down). Arrange the pot so that the cord for the pump goes through one of the notches on the lip of the pot. Now place the 7" saucer on top, facing up. Trim the extra tube, leave about a 1/2", and then seal the edges around the tube with silicone. Place the 4" flower pot upside down and top it with the 6" saucer, and the 4" saucer with the lip on top of the 4" saucer with no cuts. Arrange the saucers and pots so that the downspouts pour into each other. Finally, place the 4" saucer with the notches upside down so that it covers the hole with the tube. Water should flow up from the bottom, pour out the 7" saucer, into the 6" saucer, into the 4" saucer, and then back into the 14" saucer so that the process can start again. The notches allow for water flow, so if you're having circulation problems, try making the notches bigger. You may need to stabilize the fountain by gluing these components together, or by lashing them down with twine. Fill your saucers with river stones or other flow-friendly materials, and then add plants or other decorations to your fountain. Enjoy!
summary: Gather your materials. Prepare the base. Drill and file the pots and saucers. Assemble the main fountain. Assemble the rest of the fountain. Add finishing touches.