Problem: Article: This can strip your hair of its natural oils. Without those oils, your hair will become dry, brittle, and more prone to damage. Instead, consider washing your hair twice a week. To help keep your hair fresh in between washes, use a dry shampoo. This won't completely replace washing, but it will help manage that oily look and feel on the days you don't wash. If you must wash your hair more often, then wash it every other day. These are the oiliest parts of your hair, and need the most cleaning. Gently massage the shampoo into your scalp and the roots of your hair using your fingers. Try to use little to no shampoo on the ends of your hair. This is the driest part of your hair and needs the most moisture, which conditioner provides. Apply the conditioner to the ends of your hair first and gently work your way up towards your head. You should use little to no conditioner on your scalp and roots. These sorts of masks are similar to conditioner, except that they give your hair even more moisture and nutrients. Because they are so rich, you do not need to use them every time you wash your hair. A few times a month is enough. You can use a homemade mask or a store-bought mask. If you wish to use a store-bought mask, look for something that contains Argan oil, coconut oil, or shea butter. Apply the mask to damp hair, then tuck your hair under a shower cap. Leave the hair mask on for the recommended time (usually 20 to 30 minutes), then rinse it off, followed by your usual hair washing routine. You can use this mask weekly or twice a month, depending on your hair type. Do not leave the mask longer than for the recommended time on the label. You can also make your own deep conditioning mask using honey or yogurt. Because these sorts of masks are made from natural ingredients, they do not stay fresh for very long and should be used as soon as they are made. Bend forward and cover your hair with the towel. Gently squeeze out the excessive water. Do not rub your hair with the towel, as this can cause your hair to become frizzy or torn. Consider using a microfiber towel. These towels are softer than the typical cotton towel, so they cause less hair-damaging friction. Simply wrap your hair up in a microfiber towel and let the towel soak up the excess moisture. If you don't have a microfiber towel, even a clean t-shirt will work. This is still more gentle than a typical cotton towel. While it is best to let your hair dry on its own, it is possible to use a hair dryer without damaging it. Let your hair start to dry naturally on its own. When it is about 70% to 80% dry, you may use a hair dryer on your hair. Be sure to keep it 6 inches (15.25 centimeters) away from your hair, and use the lowest setting possible. Too much heat from a hair dryer can damage your hair. If you must use your blow dryer, always apply a heat protectant product beforehand to help prevent further damage to your locks. Curling irons and hair straighteners might be tempting to use, especially if your hair is frizzy. While they may help tame the frizz, they can also damage your hair even further. Because of this, you should avoid heat styling whenever possible. If you must curl or straighten your hair, then use heat protecting creams and sprays. Simply apply them to your hair before using a curling iron or hair straightener. Make sure that you are using a product intended for dry or damaged hair. These products will include a moisturizing or nourishing ingredient, such as Argan oil, coconut oil, or shea butter. Simply apply a small amount of product to your palm, and then rub the product through your hair, focusing mostly on the ends. Your scalp and roots should receive little to no product.
Summary: Avoid washing your hair every day. Use shampoo on the the roots and scalp. Use conditioner on the ends of your hair. Consider using a deep conditioning hair mask. Dry your hair using a soft towel. Air dry your hair and use a hair dryer sparingly. Avoid heat styling and use heat-protection sprays when you do. Consider following up with some hair oils or smoothing hair products.

Problem: Article: " If "Authorize This Computer" is not an option under the "Store" menu, you may have an earlier version of iTunes. Look for it under the "Advanced" menu. This feature will allow you to play songs and videos purchased from the iTunes store.
Summary: Open the iTunes application on your computer. Click on the "Store" menu. Choose "Authorize This Computer. Type in your Apple ID and password, then click on the "Authorize" button.

Problem: Article: 3 key on keypad Together. ." on the Screen! Leave the buttons now.
Summary: Turn your device off. Remove SIM card and MMC card (actually, you do not need to remove these, but after format remember to format memory card and reboot phone). Press and hold 3 keys; Green dial key, * pound key, no. Turn your device on while you are pressing the three buttons. You should now see "Formatting .

Problem: Article: Though many goldfish are doomed to life inside a glass sphere, fishbowls are generally not spacious enough for a goldfish to be happy and healthy. A 20 gallon (75.7L) is ideal for your first goldfish, as it can hold 2-3 fancy goldfish if you decide to increases your fish forces. The type of goldfish you have will help determine the size of tank they'll need. Fancy goldfish can be kept in a 10 gallon (37.9L) tank, but bigger goldfish like comets need a tank of around 50 gallons (189.3L). For each additional goldfish you add to your aquatic family, increase the capacity of your fish tank by roughly 10 gallon (37.9L) for each additional fish. Gravel is necessary to help maintain the water quality of your tank and to keep your goldfish happy. Goldfish are scavengers. They will pick up pieces of gravel and toss them back and forth, or just gum them for a while with their fish lips. Accordingly, choose gravel that is made up of individual pieces that are too large for the fish to swallow. Further, goldfish are curious, and benefit from incredibly short memories. Provide your goldfish up with ample rocks, caves, or artificial plants. A well-decorated tank can provide them with a lifetime of adventure. Your selection of decor, including natural or artificial rocks and plants must follow the following guidelines: Don't use wood. Though that piece of driftwood from your beach walk does look spectacular, it will likely discolor your fish tank's water and may even turn to mush. Beware of materials that may affect the pH of the water. If you're adding stuff you find outside, even just rocks and sea-shells, check your pH frequently. Don't place anything sharp in your fish tank. If your goldfish becomes frightened and move quickly, they may injure themselves. Goldfish are notoriously aggressive with plants. While gravel can defend itself, plants will easily get torn up by the voracious behavior of your goldfish friends. Some plants are more resilient, and tend to get along better with goldfish generally. Gravel and natural plants in particular provide more than an inviting ambiance they also help keep the biological environment inside the tank stable, so include at least a few natural plants in your tank. Try Vallisneria types, different Hygrophilas, Red Bacopa or even Ludwigia Arcuata.
Summary:
Choose an appropriate container to house your goldfish. Cover the bottom of the tank with appropriately sized gravel. Decorate your goldfish's domain. Only put certain natural plants in your goldfish tank.