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You'll need to offer a different tip depending on the service provided. Add 5% to 10% extra onto the tip already included in the bill at a restaurant. At a hotel, tip the housekeeper $1 per day and the porter $1 per bag. Tip the concierge $10 to $20 per service. Tip cab drivers 10% to 15% and guides $20 per day. The tip amount will vary depending on where and who you're tipping. At restaurants, add a shekel per customer to the tip already included in the bill. At a hotel, give a shekel or two when asking for a small favor. Porters get six shekels per bag, and housekeepers get three to six shekels per day. Taxi drivers should get 10% to 15% and tour guides should receive 90 to 120 shekels per person per day. Tour guides who also act as drivers get 120 to 150 shekels. As with most countries, tip amount varies depending on the service provided. Tips are not included in the bill at restaurants here, so you should tip 10% to 15% of your bill. At hotels, offer the concierge $20 to $25 when you first arrive. Porters receive $1 to $2 per bag, and housekeepers receive $2 per day. Guides should get a tip of $10 per person per day for individual tours and small groups, or $7 per person per day for large groups. Drivers should get $5 per person per day, and a driver's assistant should get $2 per person per day.

summary: Know how to tip in Egypt. Learn how to tip in Israel. Tip correctly in Saudi Arabia.

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The difference between a neat ponytail and a messy one is how much care you take with your hair. Frizzy or unkempt hair will result in a ponytail that sticks out in the wrong places or hangs funny. Depending on your hair texture, do one of the following to neaten your hair before you even put it up: Straighten it with a straightening iron. You don't have to meticulously straighten all of your hair; focus on the ends and the sections that will be hanging down in your ponytail. This will help your hair fall more neatly. Even if your hair is relatively straight, give it a try. Enhance your curls or waves with a curling iron. This will keep your ponytail from looking frizzy or too stiff. Defined curls make for a prettier ponytail. Use a comb to create a neat part on the side or in the middle, depending on your preference. Run the tip of the comb along the part to move stray hairs and make it look nice and neat. Use a comb to smooth down the top, sides and the area underneath your ponytail, and gather it tightly in the spot where you want it, right in the middle of your head. A middle height ponytail should be a few inches below the crown of your head, not too high and not too low. If you have a lot of flyaways, try spritzing your comb with hairspray before you use it to put up your hair. You'll comb hairspray into your hair for natural-looking hold. Use one that works with your hair type, that won't shift around and fall out over time. Silk hair elastics are known for being healthy for hair, since they don't cause breakage. Avoid using uncovered rubber bands. Take a look at your head in the mirror from behind. Is your ponytail in the right place? See if you need to shift it a little to the right or the left. Does it hang the way you want it to? If the shape seems off, use a straightening or curling iron to polish it up and give it the appearance you want. You can also apply gel or cream to create a smooth, defined appearance. Add a spritz to the top and sides of your hair and to the ponytail itself. Your look is complete.

summary: Straighten your hair or define your curls. Create a neat part. Gather your hair into place with a comb. Secure it with an elastic. Make sure it's centered correctly. Check your ponytail's swing. Finish with extra hairspray.

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Split ends will make your hair look thicker and bushier, especially at the bottom. Prevent this by seeing your hair stylist at least every 6-8 weeks. They can trim off your ends so your hair looks as sleek as possible. Split ends also lead to tangling, which can be a problem when your hair is so thick. Keep in mind that split ends can spread up your hair shaft, so it's best to trim them early. Your stylist can use thinning shears to remove bulk from your hair without cutting the length. Talk to your stylist if you want to get rid of some of the volume and weight from your hair. They'll be able to thin out your hair in minutes. When your stylist uses the thinning shears, it'll look like they're cutting off big chunks of hair. Try not to worry because they're not really taking away your length. Layers remove some of the volume from your hair, especially at the bottom. They help your hair lay flatter and may help your hair look less thick. Ask your stylist to give you long or short layers, depending on how long you wear your hair. Layers can work with any hair length. If your hair is short, your stylist may leave it longer in the front or on the top. If your hair is long, they may cut 3 different layers. While chin-length or above-the-shoulder styles can be super cute, thick hair often poofs out when it's a shorter length. Instead, leave your hair at least shoulder-length if you don't crop it super short. Otherwise, it'll look a lot thicker and poofier. If you prefer short hair, ask your barber or hair stylist for a very short cut. This will prevent your style from having too much volume and make it easier to manage. For instance, you might try a buzz cut or a textured crop. You might also ask your stylist to shave the lower part of your head so you can keep the top part long. This is a great edgy style that won't look too thick since most of your hair is gone. An undercut is when your stylist shaves a lower section of your hair just above the nape of your neck. This removes a lot of your hair so it's less bulky and heavy. Ask your stylist if an undercut will work for your hairstyle. Keep in mind that your undercut will be visible when you put up your hair. This is great if you like the look of your undercut but might not work for you if you only want an undercut for practical purposes.
summary: Get your hair trimmed every 6-8 weeks to avoid split ends. Ask your hairstylist to thin your hair if it feels unmanageable. Choose a layered hairstyle to thin out your hair and create movement. Keep some of your length so your hair lays down if you like it longer. Get a very short style if you wear your hair short. Try an undercut if you feel like your hair's too heavy.