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These can likely be found in natural living stores, health food stores, and online. Rosemary and peppermint essential oils have been shown to stimulate hair growth when used during scalp massages. Any of the oils you used for a scalp massage can be used as a base oil. When you are doing a scalp massage with an oil, add a few drops of both the rosemary and the peppermint essential oils to the base oil. Alternatively, you can look for shampoo and/or conditioner products that have these essential oils in them already. Do not use essential oils without a base oil, or they may irritate your scalp. Work in small circles with just your fingertips, not your fingernails. Slowly massage all around your scalp for about five minutes. You can part your hair into smaller sections, if you would like, to make sure you massage all areas. After the scalp massage, you may choose to leave the oil in for up to two hours. You can wrap your head in an old cotton t-shirt or in a light towel, or you could put your hair in a shower cap. In order to remove all of the oils from your hair, you might need to shampoo your hair twice. Then, condition it as you normally would.

summary: Purchase rosemary and peppermint essential oils. Add 3-4 drops of both essential oils to a base oil. Massage the mixture into your scalp. Leave in the oil for conditioning purposes. Wash your hair thoroughly.

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A Cocker Spaniel's coat can be difficult to groom because of the abundance of hair and how easily the hair can get matted (clumped) and tangled. Purchasing high-quality instruments will help you achieve the look that you want for your dog's coat and minimize the chances of injury to your dog's skin due to poor-quality tools. These tools can be purchased at your local pet store. A large pin brush will be needed to give your dog a good overall brushing. A matting comb will help you comb out any matted hair. Wide-toothed combs could also be used for this. Clippers and blades will be needed for shaving the hair. You will need three different blades: 10 blade, 15 blade, and 3 blade. Grooming scissors and thinning shears will be needed for some of the more detailed trimming of the hair. Scissors are typically used on the feet and the feathering on the back legs. Thinning shears help you blend uneven hair around the shoulders, back leg feathering and chest. If you are unsure of what specific scissors and shears to purchase, consult a groomer or go to your local pet store. Just like choosing grooming tools, high-quality shampoo and conditioner will help you keep your dog's skin and coat clean and healthy. There are many types of shampoos and conditioners to choose from, some of which are specific for certain skin conditions. If you are unsure of what type to purchase, talk with your veterinarian to see what would work best for your dog. Finding the right shampoo and conditioner is likely going to be a trial and error process. Cocker Spaniels are prone to a skin disease called seborrhea, which causes their coats to become greasy and flaky. If your dog has seborrhea, your veterinarian can help you determine what specific shampoo and conditioner would work best for this skin condition. In addition to caring for your Cocker Spaniel's coat and skin, you will need to clean his ears and eyes, trim his nails, and brush his teeth on a regular basis. You can purchase these products at your local pet store, pharmacy, or veterinarian's office. To clean his ears, you will need an ear cleaning solution that removes wax buildup in the ears. Your veterinarian can recommend which solution to use. For cleaning his eyes, you will need to use a dog-safe soap. Talk with your veterinarian before going to the pet store to purchase the soap. Guillotine-style nail clippers are preferable for trimming a dog's nails. Unlike regular human clippers, guillotine-style clippers do not squeeze the nail before cutting it, making the nail-trimming process less painful for your dog. In addition to clippers, you will need either styptic powder or baking soda in case a nail starts to bleed after your trim it. To brush your dog's teeth, you will need dog-specific toothpaste and a toothbrush. Your veterinarian can recommend which toothpaste and toothbrush to use.

summary: Purchase high-quality grooming instruments. Purchase shampoo and conditioner. Purchase other grooming necessities.

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Grease the two cake tins then line with baking parchment. Nobody wants to eat a cake that has been handled by dirty hands do they? Then get self-raising flour, two eggs, caster sugar, unsalted butter (or a butter meant for cooking) and vanilla essence or extract. Make sure your work surface is clear (as clear as it can be with this many items!) Pour into the bowl, making sure not to spill any. Cut into small chunks, then put it in the bowl as well. Cream it together in the same way you would spread icing over a cake. Push it to the sides of the bowl. Eventually, it should look like it isn't two separate ingredients. Make sure not to get any shell in there. Mix it with the sugar and the butter. Don't worry if it looks disgusting - just make sure it doesn't curdle. Fold it in. The mixture should turn creamy and yellow. It should not be dough. Mix thoroughly. Mix thoroughly into the cake mixture. Cook for 20 minutes. Stick a fork into each of them, and if it comes out clean (without any cake mixture on) then they are ready. Please make sure you remove the baking parchment.
summary: Preheat the oven to 180 degrees C/Fan 160 degrees C/Gas 4. Wash your hands. Get out a big bowl, weighing scales, a wooden spoon (or electric cake mixer), and a sieve. Weigh 100 grams (4 oz) of caster sugar. Measure 100 grams (4 oz) of butter. Cream the sugar and the butter together. Break the 2 eggs into the bowl. Sieve 100 grams (4 oz) of self raising flower into the mixture. (Optional) add between one and four teaspoons of vanilla essence/extract into the mixture for a unique vanilla taste. Divide the mixture evenly between two 15 cm (6 inch) cake tins. After 20 minutes, check the cakes are ready. Being careful not to burn yourself, take the cakes out of the oven. Leave in the cake tins to cool for a few minutes, then take it out of the cake tin and place on a wire cooling rack.