Problem: Article: Hair care products made with sulfates can irritate the skin on your scalp, dry out your tresses, cause frizzy hair, and fade color-treated hair. Avoid shampoos and conditioner made with sodium lauryl or laureth sulfates. These industrial cleaning agents strip hair of its natural protective oils. When you begin using sulfate-free shampoo and conditioner, your hair may look slightly oily because your body has grown used to overproducing the oils necessary to maintain healthy hair. Ride it out. It should only take a few weeks for your scalp to regulate its production of oil. Most hair sprays, gels, mousses and other commercial styling products contain chemicals that can damage your hair. Avoid these and instead pick products with the fewest amount of ingredients possible. Opt for products that contain natural ingredients, like rosemary, seaweed, honey, olive oil, and avocado oil. You can make your own hairspray using citrus fruits as a great natural alternative to chemical-based sprays. You can also make your own hair gel using a simple mixture of water and gelatin, or even a vegan alternative using only water and flax seeds or fresh aloe vera gel. No matter what your hair type, oil can help restore moisture and keep your locks shiny and smooth. You can use coconut, olive, castor, argan, almond, or egg oil. Simply massage the oil into your hair, let it sit for 15 minutes, then rinse it out with lukewarm water. Place a shower cap over your oiled tresses to minimize the mess. You can even sit under a hooded dryer or direct the heat from a blow dryer at your hair to increase the effectiveness of an oil treatment.
Summary: Opt for sulfate-free shampoo and conditioner. Use natural styling products. Treat your hair with oil.

Problem: Article: It's the green, yellow, and blue triangle icon typically found on the home screen. If you don't have the Google Drive app, you can get it for free from the App Store. It's at the bottom-right corner of your Drive. A list of files on your iPhone or iPad will appear. The file will upload to your Google Drive. A status bar will appear at the bottom of the screen to display upload progress. It's on the status bar. This brings you to the location of the PDF on your Google Drive. A menu will expand at the bottom of the screen. A link to the PDF is now copied to your clipboard and ready to share in Facebook.
Summary: Open Google Drive on your iPhone or iPad. Tap +. Tap Upload. Tap the PDF you want to share. Tap Locate. Tap on the PDF. Slide the "Link Sharing" switch to . Tap Copy link.

Problem: Article: Different vaccines need to be given at different times in a chicken's life. Most vaccines are given soon after the chicks have hatched. Always talk to a veterinarian before vaccinating if you have never vaccinated a chicken before. Common vaccinations include: E.Coli: Given at one-day-old. Marek's Disease: Given at a day-old to 3 weeks of age subcutaneously. Infectious Bursal Disease (Gumboro disease): Given from 10 28 days old in water. Infectious Bronchitis: Given at 16 20 weeks of age with eye drops or as a spray. Newcastle Disease: Given at 16 20 weeks of age in water or eye drops. Fowl-pox: Given at 10 12 weeks of age as a wing web. Laryngotracheitis: From 4 weeks of age with eye drops. You do not want to vaccinate sick birds, as the virus might be too strong for their immune system to fight. The best way to tell if you should vaccinate or not is to have a veterinarian inspect the chickens to make sure they are healthy. Do not vaccinate hens that are laying eggs. Adult birds should be vaccinated at least 4 weeks before they start laying. This ensures that they are no longer at risk of indirectly transmitting any virus while they are laying. Before you vaccinate, check to make sure you have the right vaccines at right dosages. Record the vaccine information for each chicken. That way, you have it both for your records and should you need the information for a vet. Items you should record include: Vaccine name. Lot number. Manufacturer. Production date. Expiration date. Which chicken is receiving the vaccine. Different vaccines require different vaccination methods and different tools. You should get all your materials, including the vaccines and vaccination tools, ready before you start bringing in your chickens. This helps keep the process quick and minimize trauma for the chickens. Some vaccination methods require that you have another person helping you, so grab an assistant if you can.
Summary: Give chicks their first vaccinations at the right time. Check your chickens' overall health before you vaccinate. Record the vaccination information. Gather all of your materials.

Problem: Article: When you have to bury a loved one, there are many choices that you have to make. Picking the right stone is an important decision. Take some time to think about the stone that is right for the situation. First, choice the type of marker you want. You can look for upright, flat, or obelisk markers. Choose your material. Markers come in a variety of materials, such as marble, sandstone, and granite. Granite is cost effective and very sturdy. Talk to the cemetery. Check the regulations about size and type of marker before you make a purchase. There may be guidelines you need to follow. Gravestones do not require regular cleaning. Although it might seem natural to want to frequently clean the stone, resist the urge. Instead, you should clean the stone approximately 18-24 months. Some will require even less frequent cleanings. Write down the date each time you clean the stone. This will help you prevent over cleaning. Talk to the cemetery about maintenance plans. Some sites may offer service plans. They will take care of the cleaning for you. In addition to properly maintaining the gravestone, there are other ways that you can honor your loved one. Consider decorating the grave site. Doing so can help you feel connected to the departed. You can leave flowers near the headstone. This is especially nice to do on holidays, anniversaries, or birthdays. You can also leave small mementos at the burial site. For example, a baseball for a sports fan. Ask the cemetery for a list of regulations. Some materials may not be allowed to be left behind.
Summary:
Choose the right stone. Keep a record. Decorate the area.