Q: Lemon is a classic natural lightening agent for hair. While it's natural, it can still dry out your hair so it's important to dilute it. Combine 1 part lemon juice with 1 part water to reduce its acidity, and pour it into a spray bottle. For the best results, use fresh, organic lemon juice. Bottled juice can work but make sure that it's 100% real juice. Alternatively, you can buy your own lemons, cut them in half, and squeeze out the juice. Lemon juice is acidic and will dry out your hair. If your hair is already extremely dry, you can substitute coconut oil or conditioner for the water to minimize damage. You can also dilute the lemon juice with more water if you're concerned about damage. After you've mixed up the lemon juice solution, decide where you'd like to lighten your hair whether all over, just the tips, or in highlights. Then, spritz the solution in those areas. Comb your hair with your fingers or a wide-toothed comb to ensure that the solution is evenly distributed. Once your hair is coated with the lemon juice solution, you'll want to sit out in the sun. The heat will help the citric acid in the lemons lighten your hair, so remain outside until your hair is almost completely air dried. To avoid damage, don't sit outside in the sun for more than an hour and a half. If you're concerned about damaging your hair, you can also apply the lemon mixture to your hair at the start of your shower as a rinse. When your shower is over, wash it from your hair and follow up with conditioner. Repeat the process regularly to gradually lighten your hair. When your hair has mostly dried, take a shower and rinse the lemon juice out with your usual shampoo. Condition the hair to ensure that it's properly hydrated, and allow it to air dry. For more intense lightening, you can leave the lemon juice solution in your hair overnight and wash it out in the morning. If your hair needs a more intense conditioning treatment, try sitting under a heated dryer with conditioner on your hair, under a plastic cap.
A: Mix equal amounts of lemon juice and water. Spray the mixture on your hair. Air dry your hair in the sun. Wash the lemon juice out of your hair and condition it.

Q: If you are focusing on a paper article or a book chapter, it may be easier to work from a paper copy. Go ahead and print out a clear copy of the work. Try to create a photocopy that leaves plenty of open space in the margins. You can also file away this paper copy for future reference as you continue your research. Carefully consider what writing tool to use for your notations. If you choose a yellow highlighter, just make sure to use it in a limited fashion, otherwise it becomes less meaningful. A pencil is a good tool to use because you can go back later and edit your comments for clarity, if needed. If you are visual learner, you might consider developing a notation system involving various colors of highlighters and flags. If your comments begin to overflow the margins, then you may want to use another piece of paper for extra annotations. Just make sure to write down the page numbers for each comment or marking. You could also divide the page up according to sections of the article. If you are borrowing a book or have a work that you'll need to return unmarked, then you can use sticky flags or Post-it notes to make your annotations. Just be sure to choose a size of Post-it that will provide ample space for your comments. And, you'll want to handle the text carefully or your Post-its could fall out. Depending on how you've taken your notes, you could also remove these Post-its to create an outline prior to writing. After you've finished reading and completed your annotations, then combine all of this knowledge into a single paragraph. This 3-4 sentence paragraph should identify the thesis and include a brief summary of the work. It can also mention any notable sources. This rough annotation can then be used to create a larger annotated bibliography. This will help you to see any gaps in your research as well.
A: Make a photocopy of the article. Choose a writing tool. Create a separate notation page, if needed. Use Post-it notes. Complete an annotation paragraph.

Q: Go to https://www.facebook.com/. This will open your News Feed page if you're logged in. If you aren't logged in, enter your email address and password in the top-right corner of the page and click Log in. Either scroll through your News Feed until you find the video, or enter the name of the person who posted the video into the search bar at the top of the page and go to their account to look for the video. If you see a globe icon somewhere below the name of the person or the page which posted the video, you can download it without any problems. If you see a lock or a two-person silhouette instead of a globe, you cannot download the video. Once you arrive at the video, press your mouse's right button on it to prompt a drop-down menu. You may have to right-click the video a few times before the drop-down menu will appear. On a Mac, you can also hold Ctrl and click the video. If your mouse doesn't have a right-click button, click the right side of the mouse, or use two fingers to click the mouse. If your computer uses a trackpad instead of a mouse, use two fingers to tap the trackpad or press the bottom-right side of the trackpad. It's at the bottom of the drop-down menu. Clicking it prompts a small pop-up box with the Facebook video's link in it. Click the link in the pop-up box to select it, then press Ctrl+C (Windows) or Command+C (Mac). Doing so will copy the link. You can also right-click the link and then click Copy in the resulting drop-down menu. Go to https://savemomo.com/ in your browser. SaveMoMo is a website that allows you to download videos from Facebook by inputting links. Click the "Just insert a link" text box at the top of the page, then press Ctrl+V (Windows) or Command+V (Mac) and Click Go button. You can also right-click the text field and click Paste in the drop-down menu. This green button is below the video's preview window. Doing so will immediately prompt the video to download into your computer's default "Downloads" folder, though you may have to confirm the download or select a save location depending on your browser's settings. SaveMoMo will automatically assign the highest possible quality to your video, but if you want to lower the video's quality, click to the right of the "MP4 HD" text and then select a different option (e.g., MP4 SD).
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Open Facebook. Go to the video that you want to download. Make sure the video is public. Right-click the video. Click Show video URL. Copy the Facebook link. Open the SaveMoMo website. Paste in the Facebook video's link. Click Download.