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How to avoid getting chicken pox while helping an infected person
Understand how the chickenpox virus spreads.
The virus is highly contagious and spreads in the air through airborne particles that come from the lesions on the skin or from the upper respiratory tract. You can also contract the virus from contact with open lesions when you touch your face, nose, or mouth.

OUT: The disease takes 10 to 21 days after exposure to develop. From studies of transmission across household members, approximately 90% of people with close contact with infected individuals will develop the disease.

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How to make a garland with scrap fabrics
Sort through your fabric stash.
Coordinate the scraps by their color. Determine how much yardage you have.

OUT: You will be able to make approximately 30 inches (76 cm) of garland per yard (91 cm) of fabric you have on hand. Choose 2 to 4 coordinating fabrics to use for your garland.

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How to clean your scalp
Use a clarifying shampoo.
Once a month, you should wash your hair with a clarifying shampoo. Leave the clarifying shampoo on your scalp for three minutes (or just follow the instructions on your shampoo).

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This will help remove buildup and dead skin cells. Clarifying shampoos can strip hair color, so use them before you get your color done again.