Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Don't shave for three weeks before waxing. Decide what type of wax you want. Find a salon you trust. Take a painkiller or anti-inflammatory drug before your session. Don't worry about feeling awkward during your session. Exhale as the waxing strip is pulled. Wear comfortable underwear and a skirt or loose-flowing pants. Exfoliate a week after your session.

Answer: If you regularly shave, and are transitioning into professional waxing, don't shave for three weeks so your hair can grow out. If you have never removed your vaginal hair, consider trimming it. The ideal length of hair for waxing is about .25 inches (0.64cm). There are two types of waxes: the bikini (which removes hair from the top and sides of your vagina) and the Brazilian (which removes everything). Decide how much hair you want to remove, and choose the wax that's right for you. If you're a beginner, don't start with the Brazilian, as it can be painful. Instead, ease your way in by getting a few bikini waxes done first. Look for nail and spa salons in your area. One easy way to find places that wax is to call all of the nail salons in your area and ask if any of them do waxing. Ask about their practice, how they ensure that everything is sterile and clean, and how much the wax will cost. Depending on where you live, a professional waxing session can range from $35-$80. Waxing is not a pain-free process, though it is a manageable one. Take one regular dose of your preferred painkiller to prepare for your session. If you have a low pain tolerance, bring another painkiller for after the session. Do not take more than one standard dose before your wax. If it's your first time getting professionally waxed, you might be uncomfortable or even nervous about being naked from the waist down in front of a stranger -- but you have nothing to worry about! Your waxing technician is a professional. If you still feel uncomfortable after a few sessions, try listening to music or an audiobook while you get waxed. This can help keep your mind off the situation. If your waxing technician ever makes you feel uncomfortable or does something inappropriate, leave the session as soon as you can and report them to a manager or the police. While nowhere near unmanageable, waxing will probably cause you some pain. Try not to clench your teeth or muscles against it, because that'll only make the experience worse. Instead, focus on breathing deeply and exhale right as the strip is being pulled. Getting waxed right after your period is said to help with the pain! You're going to be tender and your skin will be sensitive after your waxing session. Prepare for that tenderness by wearing comfortable cotton underwear and a skirt or other comfortable pants. Avoid wearing tight pants or underwear for at least a day after shaving. To keep your vaginal area smooth and prevent irritation or ingrown hair, exfoliate gently one week after your session with a loofah.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Wash and condition your hair. Dry your hair. Put heat protectant spray on your hair. Use a straightener to give yourself soft, loose curls. Gently run your hands through your curls. Use hairspray to make sure the curls hold. Twist and clip a piece of hair out of your face.

Answer: Wash oily hair everyday but only wash non-oily hair every other day. Use conditioner after shampoo and give dry hair some extra moisture by using a leave-in conditioner. Use a deep conditioner once or twice a month. You'll need to make sure that your hair is completely dry before you begin styling it. If you have some time, you can towel dry your hair or just let it air dry. Blow your hair dry with a hair dryer if you're in a rush. Before using any heat-producing hair tools, such as curling irons, ensure hair healthiness by using a protectant spray. Divide your hair into small sections and spray the protectant on each section one at a time while holding the spray bottle about 6 inches (15cm) away from your hair. Then, give it about 5 minutes to dry. Clamp your straightener down on a small chunk of your hair about a third of the way down the strand. While keeping it clamped on the hair, rotate the straightener all the way around once so that the strand wraps around the straightener. Then, loosen the clamp very slightly while pulling the straightener downward until the strand of hair is free. Repeat this process on all of your hair and you'll have a soft, attractive, effortless-looking hairstyle. After curling all of your hair, carefully run your hands through your soft curls for about 10-15 seconds to make your hair looks a little more natural. Don't be too aggressive or extensive with this or you may make your hair straight or frizzy. Once your hair is the way you want it to look, hold a can of hairspray nearly a foot away from your head (30cm) and keep it constantly in motion as you quickly coat your hair. Using hairspray will help your curls stay in tact all day long. Take a small piece of your hair that's on your hairline and near your part. Twist it, pull it towards the back half of your head, and secure it away from your face with a couple bobby pins or a clip for an extra cute final touch.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Look at the white diagonal stripes on the side closest to the flagpole. Look at the white diagonal stripes on the side furthest from the flagpole. Ensure the thick white line is on the top left, if hung vertically. Fly the flag upside down for a distress signal.

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The white stripes on the Union Jack are not all the same size. The wider white stripes on the side closest to the flagpole should sit on top of the diagonal red stripes. The white stripes represent Scotland's Saint Andrew's Cross while the red ones represent Ireland's Saint Patrick's Cross. A good mnemonic device to use is "wide white top." On the side furthest from the flagpole, the white stripes that run diagonally should be thinner on the top of the red stripe, and thicker below the red stripe. This applies to both white stripes on the side furthest from the flagpole. Saint Andrew's Cross was on the flag first and takes precedence over Saint Patrick's cross. When hanging your flag vertically, the thick white stripe should be on the top of all the other stripes on the top left hand side of your flag. The top edge of the flag should become the left edge of the flag when hanging it vertically. This practice is similar to hanging the American flag, but varies in other countries like Liechtenstein, Slovakia, and Slovenia, where they have different designs for flags hung vertically. Flying the Union Jack upside down is a coded distress signal, and should only be used as such. In the UK, flying the flag upside down may be considered an insult, even if it was an honest mistake.