Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Let it grow. Suffer through the transition. Keep it healthy. Get it over your eyes and past your ears. Find a stylist. Bring photos. Specify your preferred cut. Confirm the haircut length. Explain the look that you are going for. Try to make sure they use a razor. Add lighter colored highlights if desired.

Answer: The first thing you'll need to do is grow your hair out. If you already had a longer cut such as a Caesar this won't take too long, but growing out a high and tight fade will take a while. Be patient. Eating a balanced, protein and mineral rich diet will help your hair grow as fast as possible. If your ends start to split, you can trim the bottom 1/8", just to make sure that the hair stays looking good and can keep growing. Scalp massages can reportedly stimulate accelerated hair growth as well. It may be hotter than you are used to. Hair touching your neck and ears for the first time may also irritate you at first. Rest assured, this is the worst part of getting "Surfer Hair". Keep on going and it'll be over before you know it. Consider switching to a sateen or silk rather than cotton pillowcase. It will help you avoid your hair getting itchy or tangling. If it is getting too hot for you don't worry, the final cut will actually remove a lot of weight. Don't shampoo daily, but whenever you do shampoo, be sure to use conditioner. You'll want to keep your hair healthy and strong. You'll be rocking your Surfer Hair in no time, and you'll want it to look its best. Maintaining healthy hair will help it grow faster too. Once your hair is past your ears and over your eyes, you are ready for Surfer Hair. Don't short yourself or rush it, as your hair stylist will be cutting your hair and removing some length during the process. If you are going to do Surfer Hair, do it right. If you already have a reliable stylist that you know who does surfer hair well, you are in luck. Otherwise you may have to ask friends for recommendations or look up reviews online. When in doubt, ask someone else who already has great Surfer Hair where they got their cut. Don't leave anything to doubt. Bring at least one photo of someone who has the Surfer Hair cut that you are looking for. Some people prefer slightly longer Surfer Hair, while others prefer a more de-structured and shaggy look similar to Owen Wilson's. Ideally bring several pictures so that you and the stylist can discuss the characteristics you like in each. Just in case there is any doubt from the photo, specify to your stylist that you are looking for a "Surfer Cut" or a "Long Shag". Those are the two terms that are most commonly associated with the cut you need for Surfer Hair. It can sometimes be difficult for a hair stylist to get length right. Surfer hair is a textured and de-structured look, so the cut will look slightly shorter than it actually is. This is especially true after you use products that add volume and body. Make sure they don't cut your hair too short, and hew closely to the picture you provided. You can always ask them to cut more if it is too long. You can't do the reverse. Do you envision it being long and flowing, or a shorter, messy mop? Even though they've seen a picture, know the cut, and know your preferred length, this detail can help them. If you've already decided what hair products you will be using, you may want to bring this up with them as well. If you want a flowing look, ask them to remove weight as well. If you want extra texture and a softer edge, ask them to point cut your tips as well. Ideally Surfer Hair isn't done with scissors, shears, or a clipper (exceptions exist when clippers are used like a razor). Cutting with a razor gives the hair the movement and separation necessary for a properly deconstructed look. If they use scissors make sure that they soften or feather the edges. Classic natural surfer hair gets slightly sun bleached, causing natural highlights. You can imitate this look by getting highlights. Don't make the highlights too vibrant though, Ideally, your highlights should be barely noticeable. You want it to emulate natural sun bleaching.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Log into your WordPress dashboard. Click "Install Now. Activate plugin. Click "Add New. Upload your file. Click "Edit. Copy URL to clipboard. Navigate to the post or page on which you'd like to add your music player. Type the following in the "Visual" editor: Save and Preview. Publish.

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On the left-hand menu, hover over "Plugins" and select "Add New" from the dropdown. " On the "Install Plugins" page, click "Install Now" under the plugin titled "MediaElements.js HTML5 Video and Audio Player." On the next page, click the "Activate Plugin" link. " Once the plugin has been activated, on the left side of the dashboard, hover over "Media", and then click "Add New." You may now find the supported audio file on your PC; click and drag it to the correct box, or you may click the "Select Files" button at the middle of the page to open a window to find your file. Supported file types include MP3, M4A, OGGm, and a couple others " Once your file finishes uploading, click the "Edit" link next to it, when it appears below the file upload box. The "Edit Media" page will open in a new tab on your browser. On the "Edit Media" page, at the right side is a box that says "Save." A couple lines beneath it is a box that says "File URL." Copy the entire URL in the box to your clipboard. [audio src=""] At the upper right of the post/page edit page, click "Save Draft." Then, click "Preview" to see your post or page with the music player as it appears. If you're happy with how it works and appears, go back to the post or page in the editor, and click "Publish" to put your file on the Internet.