Article: For best results, section off your hair so you can easily straighten it in smaller chunks. Your flat iron will not be able to straighten a lot of hair at one time. To do this, run your fingers across the top half of your hair, sectioning it from the bottom. Then, twist the hair on top all together, and clip it to the crown of your head, leaving the bottom layer down. If you have a lot of hair, you can split your hair into 4 sections. After you've divided your hair from top to bottom, separate your hair on the bottom into 2 sections, 1 for the left side and 1 for the right. That way, you can easily straighten the hair on the bottom in manageable sections. Sectioning your hair will save you time. You will not have to go over the same section of hair multiple times if you carefully straighten 1 section at a time. Once you've straightened one section of hair, grab another section about 2in (5.1cm) wide and smooth it out as well. To do this, slowly move the straightener down to the ends of your hair. Repeat until the bottom section of your hair is completely straight. Your hair should easily straighten out, since you've applied products before you started. This helps soften your hair and prevents further damage from the heat. Once you finish straightening the bottom, you can move on to the top of your hair. Remove the clip from your hair, and place your flat iron at the root of your hair in a small section. When straightening the top of your hair, it is easier to start from the front and work your way around your head. If you have coarse or thick hair, you will find that straightening the top is much easier than straightening the bottom. Usually the bottom of your hair is the most coarse. It may be easier to straighten coarse or thick hair if you run a comb through your hair under the hair straightener. The comb will smooth your hair before the straightener passes over it. When you are finished, check your hair and feel for any sections that are not smooth and soft. If you find any curly or wavy sections, simply apply your straightener to the section, and move it from the root of your hair to the end. You want all of your hair to be straight and smooth! To keep your hair straight, it is best to use silicone-free products, as they are often water-based. Silkening serums and oils work great for damaged hair because they add shine to dull hair as well as block out any potential moisture. To apply, squeeze a dime-size or quarter-size dollop of product in your hand, rub your hands together, and run it through all of your hair. It is best to let your hair cool down for 2-3 minutes before you apply any styling product. If you need to apply more serum, simply squeeze out some more and reapply. Try not to apply product to the same area twice to avoid looking greasy. Water-based products will reverse the straightening process. Hairspray is another option to use as a finishing product. After your hair is cool, simply spray a light dusting of hairspray over all of your hair. You can hold up the top layers of hair to spray underneath as well. Hairspray controls frizz and adds shine to all hair types! In addition, you can comb your hairspray through your hair using a wide-tooth comb. This prevents your hair from getting sticky and evenly spreads the product through your hair.
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Clip up the top half of your hair so you can straighten the bottom layer. Straighten your hair until the bottom layer is completely smooth. Unclip your top layer of hair and straighten it in small sections. Run your hands through your hair to see if you missed a spot. Apply a silkening serum to your hair if you want to prevent frizz. Spray a light layer of hairspray over your hair if you want a secure hold.

Problem: Article: Before trying any cosmetics, do a skin patch test first. Some cosmetics may cause an allergic reaction, and make the dark circles under your eyes worse. Cease using anything that irritates your skin, causes rashes or makes your eyes sore or watery. Dark circles may be caused by a deficiency of vitamin K. Regardless of the cause, however, skin creams containing these two ingredients reduce puffiness and discoloration significantly in many people. Long-term daily use seems to have the greatest effect. Choose a peach or orange-tinted concealer that is 1 to 2 shades darker than your skin tone, and apply it in an upside-down triangle shape with your ring finger. Be sure to extend it towards the tops of your cheekbones. Gently pat on your foundation over it. If you have fair skin, go for a light or medium peach-tinted concealer. If you have medium or dark skin, go for a dark peach or orange-tinted concealer. If you don't wear foundation, choose a concealer that matches your skin tone, and pat it on top. This will conceal the peach/orange color. Wearing sunglasses when outside will also help protect the eyes from excess pigmentation.
Summary: Do a skin patch test. Apply an eye cream containing vitamin K and retinol. Use a peach or orange-tinted concealer to balance out the blue or purple tones in your under-eye circles.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Prepare to move the extended leg forward by dropping the hip down. This move is intended for advanced cheerleaders who have perfected the side heel stretch. Use the hand holding your heel to help move your leg around to the front of your body. This movement is more difficult and requires extreme balance and strength. Do not bend either leg when moving the leg front. Keeping the leg straight will force the hips to shift down and straighten. Move the other arm out of the "V" fist position and use both hands to grip the bottom of the foot, holding the leg straight in front. The leg should stay long and extended straight up.

SUMMARY: Begin in the heel stretch position with your leg extended to the side. Shift the extended leg to the front, keeping the hand on your heel. Hold the leg in front with two hands.

Make sure the surface used is smooth enough to not hinder the game. The field size will be dependent on where you are playing. The length and difficulty of a game will differ if you are using a school desk compared to a conference table. These are important for when you attempt to "kick" a field goal. Decide whether you want to make a physical goal post using materials, or a finger goal post when the time calls for it. To make finger goal posts, simply position your thumbs horizontally and connect the tips of each thumb. Point both index fingers upwards. You decide the height of the goal posts on the field is based on how high or low you place your fingers. To make a goal post, bend two straws and tape the bent edges together to form a "U" shape. Cut a small X incision in the bottom of a paper cup. Stick the firm end of another bendy straw into the hole and tape it into place. Wrap the bent part of the straw around the base of the "U" made from the first two straws, and tape that into place. Now you have a field goal you can place down wherever and whenever needed. Keeping score is what makes any game competitive and in turn, more fun! Use a sheet of notebook paper or construction paper to write down the scores of you and your opponent. Decide on whether you want to end the game by time or by score. Draw a line vertically down the center of the paper, and a horizontal line towards the top to make a T. Write the name of each player or team at the top of each column. Tally the points throughout the game in the respective columns. Winner can be whoever gets to 35 points first or whoever has the most points after 15 minutes. Adjust the score limit or timeframe to your liking.
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Pick a flat surface. Create a goal post. Make a scoreboard.