Q: Take a small slice of onion and place it in a garlic press. Squeeze the press to extract juice from the onion. You'll need about 3/4 of a teaspoon (4 ml) of juice and pour the juice into a small saucepan. Measure 1 cup and 2 tablespoons (225 g) of granulated sugar, 12 cup and 1 tablespoon (255 ml) of cold water, 6 tablespoons (89 ml) of white vinegar, and 1 12 tablespoons (22 ml) of red wine vinegar into a small saucepan. You'll also need to add these seasonings: 1 tablespoon (8 g) arrowroot 1 tablespoon (5 g) minced onion flakes 2 12 teaspoons (13 g) Dijon mustard 2 12 teaspoons (5 g) mustard powder 34 teaspoon (3 g) celery salt 34 teaspoon (9 g) poppy seeds 12 teaspoon (2 g) onion salt 14 teaspoon (1 g) garlic salt 14 teaspoon (0.5 g) paprika 14 teaspoon (0.5 g) black pepper 1 to 2 drops sesame oil Set the saucepan on the stove and turn the heat to high. Whisk the sauce while it heats and bring it to a boil. Once the sauce comes to a boil, turn the heat to low. Keep whisking the sauce and let it simmer until it thickens. This should take about 5 minutes. Turn off the heat and let the sweet onion sauce come to room temperature. Use the sauce immediately or store it until you're ready to use it. Transfer the sauce to an airtight container and keep it in the fridge for a few weeks.
A: Squeeze the onion for juice. Measure all of the ingredients into a saucepan. Whisk and heat the sauce. Reduce the heat and simmer the sauce for 5 minutes. Cool and use the sauce.

Q: The most commonly worn type of denim boots is most likely thigh-high. These combine both vintage and modern styles, and so they appear interesting and different to many. Go with this type if you're wanting to incorporate trendy celebrity influences into your personal style. If you don't think that a thigh-high distressed boot is quite your style, try going for a more subtle ankle boot. Whether you get one that has a stiletto heel or a thick, chunky heel, this boot can give your outfit a little bit of edginess without getting the entire room's attention. If your main interest in denim boots stems from loving Hollywood style, wear loose denim boots like many of the celebrities do. Search for a pair that bunches around your legs to fit into the Hollywood scene. If the slouchy vibe doesn't really match who you are, buy boots that are made of a stretchy denim material instead. This type of fit is also popular and can help to accentuate the curvature of your legs. If you're worried that your boots might fall down and you don't want to deal with pulling them up frequently while you wear them, a belted pair is a safe bet. Not only do these stay in place all day because they're belted at your waist, but they also stand out because of their structural originality. Peep toe boots aren't as common as close-toed boots, so they tend to stand out more. Instead of getting a boot that looks like most other boots, commit to a bold look by getting a pair that shows a little skin in the toe area. Just like distressed jeans, distressed denim boots show that you aren't afraid to have style that's a little rough around the edges. Embrace your inner rebel by getting boots that have a disorganized, ripped pattern. If you want thigh-high boots, look for a pair that's distressed in the knee area. Instead of going with a pair that just slides on, look for some denim boots that lace up, zip-up, or buckle. Because they incorporate more than just 1 uncommon element and often show a little more skin, these demand attention and often give off a sexy vibe. A more personalized boot can help you stay in tune with your authentic style. If you like glitz and glam, go for a pair that has rhinestone embellishments. If you love floral patterns, look for some denim boots that have floral embroidery or a couple of colorful floral patches.
A: Get a thigh-high pair for a trendy look. Wear denim ankle boots for a rocker chic vibe. Buy a loose-fitting pair if you want to go along with the trend. Show off your legs with a tight-fitting pair. Go for a belted pair of boots to keep them secure on your legs. Go bold with a peep toe boot. Choose a distressed boot for an edgy look. Express your sensuality with a pair that has unique closures. Show off your personality with a boot that has embellishments.

Q: Wash your hair using whatever method works best for you. Don't let your hair dry completely before the next step. Avoid blow-drying, as the heat can dry out and damage your hair further. This can be your favorite conditioner straight out of the bottle. A dollop of hand lotion can be added to increase the slipperiness of your hair, making the detangling process easier. Especially dry hair can benefit from the addition of hair oils, which work to soften and moisturize. The best product for this step is dependent on your hair's unique qualities, so trial and error over time may be necessary to find your perfect conditioner. However, there are some basic guidelines you can follow depending on your hair type to narrow things down: Straight, fine hair: Volumizing conditioners will keep your hair from looking too flat. Wavy hair: Light-weight moisturizing conditioners are able to both moisturize your hair to get rid of tangles without flattening out your natural volume. Thick, curly hair: Deep-hydrating moisturizers are necessary to prevent this hair type from drying and causing further tangles. Coily: This type of hair needs the most intense moisturizers, and it's often best to use products specifically designed with African-American hair in mind. Look for conditioners that include oils or shea butter among their ingredients. Gently comb your hair with a wide-tooth comb as you rinse. Don't use a brush, as brushes can cause further tangles. Start combing in sections from the tip of your hair to the roots to avoid breakage. Letting your hair dry naturally prevents future damage and tangles. Be gentle while combing to avoid breaks. You don't need to be as careful once your hair is almost completely dry.
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Follow your regular healthy hair routine. Prepare your rinse-out conditioner. Leave the conditioner in for no longer than five minutes before rinsing it out. Allow your hair to air dry, combing every 10-20 minutes.