Problem: Article: Lather up with shampoo to remove dirt, dust, and excess oils, then finish with a conditioner to lock in moisture and add body. You can repeat this routine once or twice a week, depending on the length and fullness of your beard. There's no need to shop around for beard-specific products. The same cleansers you use on your head hair will work just fine. Washing your beard too often can strip it of its beneficial natural oils, leaving it looking dry and unhealthy. This is especially true if you're using harsh soap products. After washing and drying your beard, shake a few drops of oil into your palm and smooth it through the hairs from root to tip. Use your fingers to work the oil close to your skin. The result will be a softer, healthier beard that holds its shape longer. The best time to apply beard oil is just after a hot shower when your pores are open. Not only does beard oil soften coarse facial hair, it's also useful for fighting off itchiness, which is usually the result of dry skin. Combing is essential for easing out tangles and preventing a scraggly, unkempt appearance. Brush the hairs in the direction you want them to fall. This will give them a sleeker, more streamlined look. For best results, invest in a special beard comb. The teeth on a beard comb are strong, stiff and perfectly spaced to separate hairs while adding volume. Trim along your upper cheeks to keep the contouring tidy and distinct. To determine where you beard should end, place two fingers above your Adam's apple and shave everything below this imaginary line in a gentle curve from ear to ear. This will help you avoid the dreaded neckbeard. A neckline that's too high can create the unfortunate illusion of a double chin, while one that's too low may come off looking sloppy or out of control.
Summary: Wash your beard every few days. Use a quality beard oil. Comb out your beard. Maintain clean beard lines.

Problem: Article: Look into details about your destination so that you'll know what to expect once you get there. For example, being aware of potential issues like poisonous snakes and spiders, local crime, and the safety of drinking water can help keep you safe and healthy when you're on the road. It's a good idea to get a physical before you travel, especially if you plan to be away for a while, so that you have peace of mind about your own health. If you're traveling to a place that requires vaccinations, make sure you get them before you depart. Bring your vaccination paperwork with you, just in case. It's not a bad idea to carry hand sanitizer with you, especially in airports and other high-traffic areas. Medical assistance while abroad can be very expensive, difficult to find, of dubious quality or all of the above. Purchasing travel insurance before you leave your home country can protect you if you should fall ill or have an accident while abroad. Coverage amounts and deductibles will vary, but travel insurance can prevent financial catastrophe if something goes wrong. If you're traveling internationally and have Medicare, get supplemental insurance. Medicare doesn't provide coverage outside the Unites States. Prescription medications can be a red flag when you're flying, and can also make you a target to thieves. Keep your medications in bottles with your name, the doctor's name, and dosage information clearly marked to avoid any issues with flight security. Stash the bottles in a safe place. If you plan to be away for a while, make sure you have enough medication to last, since getting refills in other countries can be difficult. If you are prone to motion sickness, be prepared with an over-the-counter medication.
Summary: Research potential health concerns related to your destination. Get a checkup and any required vaccinations before you depart. Talk to your health insurance company about travel coverage. Bring your prescription medications in clearly marked bottles.

Problem: Article: Jail is an alternative for you if you don't want to pay your bounty in order to get rid of it. Unfortunately, staying in jail will also cause reduce of the progress you've made toward leveling up skills. When you pay a bounty, all of your stolen items will be confiscated. To avoid the hassle of stealing them back, store all the stolen items in your inventory inside a chest at home. Stolen items have "Stolen" in front of their name, making them easy to identify. Go to the city in which you have a bounty over your head. Once you're in the city, approach a guard (or wait for a guard to approach you). In some cases, simply entering the city will be enough for a guard to approach you. Select the I submit. Take me to prison. response when prompted. Jail won't remove the bounty's worth from your gold balance, but it will cause your progress toward some skills to decay. To serve the duration of your sentence, sleep in your cell bed by approaching it and pressing the prompted button. When your character awakens, their sentence will be over. If you want to break out, you'll have to lockpick your way out. Stolen items will be in an "evidence chest" somewhere in the jail; lockpick this chest to get those items back. After your character awakens, you will be brought to the front of the prison, given back all of your items (except the stolen ones), and set free with a clear bounty. Breaking out successfully means you won't lose any progress towards skills.
Summary: Understand when to go to jail. Store away any stolen goods. Enter the Hold. Find and talk to a guard. Indicate that you want to go to jail. Serve your sentence or break out.

Problem: Article: If the residue goes all the way to the top of the pot, fill the water to about an inch below the top. Stainless steel fondue pots are usually stovetop safe, but check the safety directions before putting it on the stove. Some stainless steel pots have glass or ceramic inserts that cannot be heated on a stove. You'll be pouring the water back into your fondue pot, so make sure the separate pot isn't too big and that you can easily pour from it. The amount of time this takes will depend on the amount of water, the thickness of your pot, and how high you turn up your stove. Keep an eye on your water to make sure it doesn't boil over. Use an oven mitt or pot holder to protect your hands from the hot metal. Pour slowly so you don't splash yourself with the scalding water.
Summary:
Fill the fondue pot with water to the level of the residue. Place the pot on the stove if it's stovetop-safe. Pour the water into a separate pot or kettle if it's not stovetop-safe. Heat the water until it starts boiling and remove it from the stove. Pour the hot water into the fondue pot if you heated it separately.