Q: All numbers in the 30s start with the word for the number 30, followed by the correct word for the digit in the ones place (numbers 1 through 9). This is the same pattern you saw for the French words for numbers in the 20s. Don't forget to add an et between the digits for 31 trente et un (trahnt ay uh). While the t at the end of vingt is silent, the t is pronounced in trente and other French number words when it is followed by an e. So, for example, you would say trahnt-katr for 24. Continuing with the same pattern, start with 40 and then add the correct word for the digit in the ones place (numbers 1 through 9). Add an et between the digits for 41 quarante et un (kah-rohnt ay uh). The word quarante is a good opportunity to practice your French r. Pull the sound from the back of your throat, as though you are gargling. Cinquante means 50 in French, but there's no need to stop there. As before, you can simply add the correct word for the digit in the ones place (numbers 1 through 9) to the word cinquante. Not only can you count to 50, you can easily count to 59 using number words you already know. Cinquante has two vowels that are followed by an n, signaling a nasal pronunciation. This makes it a good word for you to practice making French nasal vowel sounds. Remember that 51 would be cinquante et un (sank-ohnt ay uh).
A: Say trente (trahnt) for the number 30. Use quarante (kah-rohnt) to count from 40 to 49. Learn cinquante (sank-ohnt) to finish counting to 50.

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Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
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Q: There is not one agreed upon oil for the inversion method. Try olive oil, castor oil, coconut oil, grape seed oil, or Moroccan argon oil, if you want to use natural ingredients. Choose an oil with an aroma that you find soothing. Since the inversion method incorporates massage, pick a scented oil that you find relaxing. Warm up around 34 tablespoon (4459ml) oil. Take a cup of hot water and place your oil bottle in it. You can get this water from the sink. Let the oil sit for a minute or so until it is warm to the touch. Your goal is to increase blood flow to your scalp. Warmer oil will increase the blood retention in your scalp cells. Do not overheat the oil. You don't want to burn your scalp. If you've experienced hair loss, make sure that you cover your problem areas first, then proceed to cover the remainder of your scalp. Make sure that you cover your entire scalp with a thin layer of oil. It doesn't take a lot of oil to achieve full coverage. If your hair tends to split or break, try to spread oil to all of your hair. Hair splits or breaks when it is short on moisture and nutrients. Natural oils will help replenish both. If you have curly hair, be gentle or avoid this step altogether. You don't want to pull out more hair in the process.
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Choose your oil. Warm up oil. Apply oil to your scalp. Comb the oil through the rest of your hair.