Q: Make sure you leave it in for at least two hours to be sure the moisture is locked into your roots. Continue this for two weeks to eliminate dry strands. Otherwise, your hair may snap off during the bleaching process. Choose the best brands to avoid cheap products. Remember that good quality will increase your chances of protecting your hair from damage. Protein/keratin based conditioners are recommended. For less damage to your hair while dyeing it blonde, space out several bleaching sessions over a few weeks. If you have dark brown or black dye permanently layered on your hair, semi-permanent dyes are great for temporary use. Semi-permanent dyes gradually wash out, especially when the hair is patchy in color beneath the dye. For a more vibrant shade, leave it in for about an hour. Completing that step will also help the dye last longer with washes. Purchase a good brand, making sure that it has plenty of good, helpful reviews. Keep in mind that some products - despite their popularity and excellent appearances - may not be the best choices for your hair. Purchase a bleach that has a reasonable price. Schwartzkopf Live XXL blonde dye in Max Blonde/Absolute Platinum is a good choice. Keep in mind that this process will take up the next three weeks. Be sure to set aside plenty of time to bleach your hair.
A: Before dyeing your hair, apply conditioner to your hair three to four times on a weekly basis. Decide on a temporary color. Choose your bleach. Start going blonde.

Article: While there are many different kinds of levonorgestrel pills available, there is only one pill that contains ulipristal acetate. It goes by the brand name ella, and you will need a prescription from a doctor to get it. While ella is not as easy to get as over-the-counter emergency contraceptives, it does have some benefits over the other type of pill. It is the most effective morning after pill available, and it can be taken up to 120 hours after unprotected sex, while levonorgestrel pills can only be taken up to 72 hours after. You can see any doctor for a prescription for ella. If you do not want to go to your primary care physician or gynecologist, you can go to a walk-in clinic, an urgent care center, or a women's health clinic, such as Planned Parenthood. ella is a single-dose pill that can be taken up to five days after unprotected sex. It is no less effective if you take it on day five than if you take it on day one, but you should see your doctor and fill your prescription as soon as possible, just in case your pharmacy doesn't have it in stock. Just like levonorgestrel pills, ella is a small pill that should be taken with water. While ella is the most effective morning after pill available, it is not right for everyone. You should not take it if you have used other forms of hormonal birth control within the last five days, including birth control pills, patches, or rings, as it will not be as effective. It is also not as effective for women who have a BMI over 35. If you have taken hormonal birth control in the last five days, you can still take levonorgestrel pills. If your BMI is between 25 and 35, ella is a better choice than levonorgestrel pills. You should also avoid using ella if you are breast feeding, unless you are able to pump and dispose of your breast milk for several days. After taking ella, it is important that you use a backup birth control method, such as a condom, for at least 14 days. If you are taking are taking a hormonal contraception, you can not restart their contraception for five days after taking ulipristal acetate. You should also avoid using other emergency contraceptives shortly after you use ella. If you have already taken ella and you need to take the morning after pill a second time during the same monthly cycle, be sure to take ella again.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
See your doctor for a prescription. Take the pill as soon as possible. Understand when ella is less effective. Use a back-up birth control method.

Problem: Article: If you don't have all your supplies, you'll be worrying more about what you don't have than paying attention to the lesson. Get school supplies before school starts and come to class prepared and on time. Be sure to include basic things such as notebooks, plenty of sharpened pencils, independent reading book, new pens, pencil bag or box,etc.
Summary: Be prepared!

Q: This can't be stressed enough. You'll save on gas, vehicle maintenance, and car payments. There are a variety of mass transit options. Get a bus pass. There are usually several spots to be picked up. The schedules are fairly regular. And in some locations, there are even employee commute plans and discounts. Jump on the train. Trains are a safe form of transportation that helps you avoid airport crowds, and you don't have to do any driving. On top of that, the scenery is great, the boarding times are flexible, and there are often discounted tickets for children. Ride the subway. Subway rides are incredibly affordable, flexible, and have diverse route combinations. You can travel all over a large city with very minimal effort or strain on the wallet. Bike commuting often saves a bunch of time on the way to and from work. Just remember to find a safe route, keep your bike working great, remain visible, and follow the rules of the road. If the store is just a mile down the road, take a walk. Be sure to find a safe road or sidewalk when possible, and always walk facing traffic. You'll get some great exercise and you'll thank yourself later.
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Use mass transit. Ride your bike. Walk when possible.