INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Your hair is made up of a protein called keratin. Keratin is also found in eggs, which is why this mask is excellent for strengthening your strands. Mix 1-2 eggs (depending on the length of your hair) with about 1 tablespoon (15mL) of fresh aloe vera gel. Completely coat your locks and allow it to soak in for 10-15 minutes. When the time's up, rinse the mask out with warm water. Adding protein to your hair too often can actually weaken it, so limit your use of protein treatments to once or twice per month. Fenugreek seeds aren't just good for your health, they can remove and reduce dandruff while thickening your hair. Soak 2 tbsp (22.2 g) of the seeds in water for 8-10 hours, then blend them in a food processor to create a thick paste. Apply the paste to your hair. Let it sit for 30 minutes, then rinse it out using the water the seeds soaked in. You can find fenugreek seeds, also known as methi seeds, at health food stores or online. Natural oils, especially olive, coconut, and jojoba, help to strengthen hair and promote growth. Massaging the scalp stimulates the hair follicles, helping them to produce hair. Combine these by warming 1412 cup (59118mL) of your favorite oil to a comfortable temperature, then massage it into your scalp. You can additionally let it set in your hair for 30 to 60 minutes before rinsing it out, or you can just leave it in your hair without rinsing if desired. To gently warm the oil without risking a burn, place the oil container in a bowl of hot water for about 3 minutes. The nutrients and antioxidants in fruit aren't just great for eating. They also help to add thickness and shine to your hair. Make a mask out of fresh fruit by combining half of a mashed avocado and half of a mashed banana with 1 tbsp (6 g) of grated orange peel. Cover your whole head in the mask and leave it on for 20-30 minutes. Rinse it off, then shampoo and condition as you normally would afterward.

SUMMARY: Make a protein mask if you want to strengthen your hair. Coat your hair in a fenugreek paste to thicken your strands. Give yourself a hot oil massage to stimulate your scalp. Create a fruit mask to pack your hair with vitamins.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Each cat will want to play in particular ways and at particular times, so pay attention to your cat's preferences. Following a few tips can help you keep your cat happy and interested: Don't let your cat win all the time, or lose all the time. Don't force your cat to play with you. If it doesn't seem interested in one thing, try another. If it's still not interested, wait and try playing another time. Stop playing if your cat becomes unusually aggressive. It might need to "cool off" for a while, or it might prefer to play a different way. If you notice signs that your cat doesn't want to play, or is having trouble playing, don't force it to. You may need to contact a veterinarian if you see signs that your cat is in pain, such as: Hesitation before jumping Walking slowly up stairs or over other obstacles Not landing correctly when jumping If you have an indoor cat, or an outdoor cat that spends time indoors, then you want it to play freely while staying safe. For instance: Store cleaning supplies and other chemicals in securely sealed containers out of your cat's reach. Certain common houseplants (like ivy and mistletoe) are toxic to cats, so keep them away. Cats sometimes like to crawl into small or dark places like cabinets and closets. Make sure that your cat does not get trapped inside one, especially if it has a habit of crawling inside. If you have a cat that spends all or part of its time outdoors, you can have fun watching it pounce, stalk, and hide. You can give it toys or let it play with things it finds outside. Just make sure to give your cat a tag in case it gets lost, and make sure it is protected from anything dangerous (poisonous plants, predators, cars, etc.).
Summary: Play with your cat often, but know its limits. Have fun with your cat but make sure it's not in pain. Catproof your house. Catproof your outdoor area.

While layering styling products can keep frizz out when humidity strikes, your hair is unique and may not need quite as many products as someone else. Try a few and see what works best! For example, if you have thin hair you curled with a curling iron, you may only need a little serum and a spray of hairspray. For thick, kinky, tight curls, you may find using mousse, serum, gel, and hairspray all together keeps your curls in humidity. Purchase silking serum hair products that are marketed to prevent humidity. You can also use shea butter, coconut oil, or castor oil. Squeeze or pour a dollop of product into your hands, and work the product through your hair, specifically on your ends. All of these product options block out extra moisture because of their oily consistency. You can also use these products to touch up any spots throughout your day. Apply serum for both naturally curly hair and curls created with a curling iron. You can apply the serum when your hair is wet, partially dry, or dry. Hair gel can be your best friend if you have curly hair. Add a layer of gel to either wet or dry hair to give your hair a thorough and strong hold. Squeeze a heaping amount of gel into your hands so both hands are evenly covered. Run your hands through your hair, evenly applying the gel all over. You can also scrunch your hair for added hold. As gel dries, it defends against moisture, so it is great to use on humid days. Gels with olive oil, flax seed, and aloe vera tend to work well with curly hair. If you are using a curling iron, you don't need to use gel. However, you can run some gel through your hair after you curl it for a little hold. Make sure your gel is not water-based. Use an anti-frizz hairspray to hold your curls in place. This layer is essentially your hair's "rain jacket" against the humidity. Spray an even layer over all of your hair--the top, ends, and the inside layers. It is helpful to carry a small bottle of hairspray with you, in case you need extra hold throughout the day.
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One-sentence summary -- Experiment with using different products based on your hair type. Apply a humidity-preventing serum to seal out any potential moisture. Saturate your hair with a curl-holding gel. Spray your hair all over with hairspray as a last layer of defense.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Sometimes an overactive bladder may develop as a symptom of another medical condition. Treating the underlying cause might help improve your bladder control symptoms. Work with your doctor to figure out if your overactive bladder is related to another issue, such as: A urinary tract infection Changes in your hormones Weakened pelvic muscles Neurological problems or nerve damage Side effects from a medication you're taking Diabetes

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Address any possible underlying causes for your overactive bladder.