Write an article based on this "Take care of yourself. Be patient. Get a trim. Enjoy your new look."
article: Your hair will grow faster and be stronger if you are healthy. Start from the inside out to grow long, healthy hair. Foods that are rich in protein, iron, biotin, and zinc are known to promote hair growth. Vitamins A and B are also essential for healthy hair. Try to incorporate more of these nutrients into your balanced diet. Staying hydrated is also very important. If your body doesn't have enough water, your hair will become drier and more brittle. It may take many months for your hair to grow long enough for you to have a true afro, so you need to wait it out. Hair typically grows about 1/2 inch each month, but this can vary from person to person. The curlier your hair, the longer it will take to grow out your afro. Don't give up because you will have the hairstyle you want eventually! Everyone's hair grows in natural cycles, so there are times (typically a few weeks out of every several years) when growth is dormant. There is nothing you can do to make your hair grow during a dormant period, so just be patient and know that it won't last long. Trimming your hair won't make it grow any faster, but it will keep it looking neat and tame. If you see that the ends of your hair are beginning to show signs of damage, it's time for a trim, no matter how bad you want that length! While hair care products may help prevent new split ends from forming, nothing can repair existing split ends. They must be cut off. Once you have the afro you've always wanted, enjoy it! If you want to keep it looking great, remember to keep taking care of your hair the same way you did when you were growing it. It's still just as important to keep your hair nourished, moisturized, and free from damage.

Write an article based on this "Have a specific interest or hobby. Be an expert in your field. Build an impressive vocabulary. Spend time doing what you like. Attend events centered around your interest or hobby. Be critical of yourself and others."
article: If you don't already have a special thing that you like to do in your free time, pick something that you think is fun. A lot of classic snobby interests include film (not movies), wine and cheese, literature, coffee, or fashion. However, you can be a snob about anything as long as you have an attitude of exclusivity. Being exclusive about your interest means knowing what is good, bad, and the inbetween. As a snob, connoisseur, or enthusiast, you will want to be vocal about what is the best and what is to be avoided. Collecting things is a great way to become a snob. For example, it would be impossible to collect every coin or stamp ever made. However, there are some that are more rare or valuable than others which is a standard that makes them better than the rest. Be the person who everyone can come to with a question in regards to your interest or hobby. You want to be the one that knows everything about how coffee is made, the best methods for brewing, and all about the bean varieties. The worst kinds of snobs are those who talk as if they know everything in order to seem superior but can't back up their claims. Be careful about having an air of superiority. There's a fine line between being a know-it-all and being the best source of information on a topic. In order to walk that line, humility is the key. Take the time to do extra research in order to stay up-to-date on the latest trends and newest information. You need to be able to "talk shop" with other enthusiasts. For example, if you're going to be a motorcycle snob, you need to be able to discuss the differences and benefits between a four-stroke and two-stroke engine. In addition, being able to use complex terms and technical jargon, even among people who know nothing about your craft, will impress them with your intelligence and proficiency. In order to become an expert on anything, you need to invest your free time in studying and practicing your craft. If you want to be a connoisseur of cheese, be prepared to eat a lot of cheese. You'll have to in order to compare and contrast different types and flavors in order to discover the best and the worst. All snobs need to construct a standard of what is the best your particular interest has to offer. This will give you exposure to new ideas or methods. Snobs can often be close-minded because of their pickiness. You still want to hold high standards, but exploring new options will help you develop your tastes and convictions about things. Libraries and convention centers often hold conferences or events for hobbyists. Bars and wine shops often have tastings or flights available for you to compare different products. Being involved in the community is also a great way to meet other snobs in your field. Don't compromise on your standards for good art or a fantastic meal. Rate your experiences as you go to maintain consistency. However, be critical but not condescending. You will alienate yourself and you will lose your credibility. Impress people with your extensive knowledge but avoid acting like another person is beneath you because they are less knowledgeable.

Write an article based on this "Add a small amount of the dressing and mix it in with your hands."
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Work with 12 tablespoon (7.4ml) of the dressing at a time. Use your hands to gently toss the dressing through the greens until they are evenly coated. If some of the greens are still dry after adding dressing, put in another 12 tablespoon (7.4ml). Don't add too much dressing right away or your salad may get soggy.