Problem: Article: You can use more dish soap to make more slime, but you'll need to add more cornstarch as well. Consider using some colored or scented dish soap. For a more traditional slime, consider green dish soap. You can also use shampoo instead of dish soap. The thicker the shampoo, the better!
Summary: Squeeze 1 tablespoons (22.5 milliliters) of dish soap into a bowl.

Problem: Article: The purpose of this is to ensure you are making the best choice possible to avoid negative consequences. Think about how you got in to your current position. A possible decision on what to do next could arise from how you got yourself there. Ask yourself how a crisis could be avoided. Would doing the right thing be so hard a process if only you did things a bit differently before? Whom else is this affecting? If it is multiple individuals, how will you rising up as the one doing the right thing affect your relations? Compare the current predicament to past experiences where you had to figure out how to do the right thing. Look at what worked or what didn't, and apply what you learned to the present. that could happen because of you making a particular decision. Evaluate all, or potentially important outcomes, so you don't decide on an impulse. Make sure you aren't in an environment that pressures you in to making decisions. Especially if you are trying to do the right thing in a professional setting, be conscious of the long-term effects of your actions. Weigh the pros and cons of each outcome. Ask yourself how one result could possibly work better than another. Prepare yourself for any unexpected reactions from others. It may be difficult to expect the unexpected, but getting in the mindset of that possibility can reduce panic and further stress. Doing the right thing isn't just about you. Most of the time it involves others, and correcting a wrong holds the possibility of crossing others. On the other hand, other people may help you solve any conflicts and aid you in deciding what to do. Try asking yourself these questions to see how it may affect your decision making: How will "doing the right thing" be for the benefit of others? How will the situations get better when I do it? How will your relationships improve? Worsen? What makes what you're doing "the right thing"?
Summary: Take a step back to rationally think through the situation. Imagine possible outcomes. Consider any other individuals involved.

Problem: Article: Essential oils can relax your mind and body with their scent. You can also pick specific oils that may help with various hair care needs. Lavender oil is good for moisturizing dry scalps. Rosemary oil minimizes greasiness in hair. Chamomile oil is a soothing option that's also good for itchiness. Tea tree oil is the best remedy for dandruff, although lemon oil may help as well. Peppermint oil has a cooling effect and may stimulate hair growth. You shouldn't put undiluted essential oils directly on your scalp. Instead, add 8-10 drops of the essential oil of your choice to about 2 tablespoons (30ml) (28 g) of your chosen carrier. Coconut oil is great for combatting dandruff and creating a generally healthier scalp. Castor oil may help thicken your hair. Jojoba oil is a light moisturizer. Olive oil works well in combination with lavender or rosemary essential oils. To get the full benefits of the oil, leave it in for at least twenty minutes and up to overnight. You can wrap your hair up in a towel to keep it from getting all over the place. To really get the spa effect, put your towel in the dryer for a few minutes to warm it up. If you leave the oil in overnight, put a towel over your pillow to keep it from getting messy. If your head starts to heat up uncomfortably or you feel pain, wash the oil out right away. You shouldn't experience any discomfort during this treatment.
Summary: Choose an essential oil. Choose a carrier oil. Leave the oil in for at least twenty minutes.

Problem: Article: Is it a group of people, or just one person? If you are dealing with a group of people, it is best to confront either the leader of the group or the weakest person in the group. Tell them that you feel like they are pressuring you into doing something you don't want to do. When you feel you are being manipulated, try asking the person a series of probing questions. This may catch them off guard and allow you the time you need to analyze the situation and make a decision about how you want to handle it. Some questions you could ask include: Do I have a say in this? Does this seem reasonable to you? Are you asking me or telling me? What do I get out of this? Does what you want from me sound fair? When this person(s) asks you to do something you do not want to do, simply refuse. This can be difficult at first, but you have to understand that no good will come out of it for either of you. Once you say no, the person will most likely be surprised. Learning to firmly say no is an important part of not allowing yourself to be manipulated. If you are continually pressured to do something unpleasant, say no and walk away. Do not allow the person(s) to coerce you by pressuring you over and over. If they don't accept your refusal, simply exit the situation. It is best to do this in a private place. Explain that you do not want to let yourself be controlled. However, you should also mention that you still want to continue the friendship, as long as this person is willing to change their behavior. Most of the time, this person will not want to continue the relationship. Do not be depressed about this. Recognize the fact that your life was not improved at all by this person. One of the main methods of manipulation that people use is giving undue flattery. When someone praises you, especially when you really haven't done anything to deserve it, this feels good and it's easy to give in to it. But that is just a form of trickery by a manipulative person who knows exactly what they're doing. Try telling them that you appreciate the compliment, but you don't feel like you've done enough to deserve such comments.
Summary:
Think about the individual(s) manipulating you. Ask the manipulator questions. Refuse the request. Don't give in to continued attempts. Confront the person. Don't give in to flattery.