Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Purchase a hair dye. Follow the instructions on the package. Rinse your hair.

Answer: Once you've bleached your roots and they're the right lightness, you're ready to apply a demi or semi-permanent dye. In other words, your roots may still be orange, but another application of bleach would make them much lighter than the rest of your hair. Buy a hair dye that is lighter than your hair. For example, if your hair is a dark blonde and you don't want it any darker, buy a shade of hair dye in a platinum blonde. Because the hair dye will layer over your dark blonde, applying a matching shade of dark blonde hair dye will darken it up. A lighter shade of blonde will keep your hair light and bright, but help mask the orange. Make sure that you evenly coat your roots so that all orange and yellow sections are saturated. Because the demi-permanent color doesn't have bleach, it's not a big deal if it touches the rest of your hair, but try to keep it only on your roots. Leave on for the amount of time specified on the package. Check your roots before rinsing if you can still see hints of orange or yellow, you can keep the dye on for a bit longer. The bleach should have gotten your orange roots down to the desired lightness, the toner should have removed some of the brassiness, and the demi-permanent hair color should have masked any remaining bits of orange. It can be really hard to bleach your hair on your own, so this process may take some practice. With a little bit of experimentation, you won't even break a sweat at the sight of bright orange roots.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Stick to your regular routes whenever possible. Chart your trips online. Learn everything you can about the public transportation system. Do not deviate from your destination.

Answer: It is best to travel down streets that you know well and on buses or trains that you are familiar with. Always opt for the route you know to be safe instead of venturing into the unknown. Avoid taking new paths to work, school, or home if you can. Use Google maps or the GPS on your phone to plot out your journey to a new place before going there. Note the directions for driving, walking, or public transport. Take a screenshot of the directions so that you can refer to them easily later. Knowing how to get yourself around a city is an important part of being street smart. A good knowledge of bus, subway, and train routes will allow you to get places quickly. It will also help you find an out if you find yourself in a location or situation that you want to escape. As a general rule, it is always best to stick to your original destination when commuting or travelling. This allows your friends and loved ones to know where you are or where you will be. Stick to your original destination instead of wandering or changing your plans last minute, which can lead to unexpected trouble.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Preheat the oven to 350F (177C) and melt 1 stick of butter. Use kitchen shears to cut the shell and remove the vein. Place the tails on a baking sheet and brush them with melted butter. Bake them for 15 minutes or until the tails reach 140145F (6063C). Remove the lobster tails and serve them with lemon slices.

Answer: Cut the butter into chunks and place it in a heat-safe dish or small saucepan. You can melt the butter in the microwave or on the stovetop. Aim for 12 tablespoons (1530ml) of butter per tail. Insert kitchen shears between the shell and the meat of the lobster tail. Cut down the center until you reach the tail fan. Use your fingers to spread the shell apart and loosen the meat from the shell. To remove the vein in the center of the tail, pull it out or cut it out with the shears. Arrange the tails meat-side-up so they don't overlap on the baking sheet. You may need to use more than 1 baking sheet, depending on how many lobsters you're cooking. Use a pastry brush to coat each tail with the melted butter. Use an instant-read thermometer to measure the temperature in the thickest part of the tail. Don't let the tails get hotter than 140145F (6063C), or they may become rubbery and overcooked. Carefully remove the baking sheet(s) from the oven with an oven mitt and turn off the oven. Place each lobster tail on a plate, add a lemon slice or 2 to each, and serve them immediately. You can pour more melted butter over the tail meat, if you like.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Read reviews online before going shopping. Understand that price isn't everything. Lie down with the pillow. Stand close to a wall. Ask about trial periods and money back guarantees.

Answer:
After determining what type of pillow you think might be right for you, look around online. Read reviews for different pillows before going shopping, especially if you are thinking of buying a special pillow, such as an anti-snoring or cooling pillow, which can be expensive, and may not do what it claims to do. The best pillow for you may not be the most expensive one. Try out different pillows in different price ranges. Many stores that sell pillows also sell mattresses. If you can, take the pillow and lie down with it for a few minutes to try it out. This will give you a more realistic idea of whether the pillow is right for you or not. If you are unable to lie down with a pillow, try standing next to a wall in your favorite sleeping position. Place the pillow against the wall. If the pillow you are testing works with your body, your neck should be aligned with your spine. It may be difficult to tell on your own if your neck is not aligned, so bring a friend along to help you. Some stores, such as Ikea, offer the opportunity to return your pillow if you are not happy with it. Before purchasing a pillow, ask about the return policy.