Problem: Article: If a volumizing styling product leaves your hair feeling "crispy" or "crunchy," it's probably not ideal for increasing the appearance of volume. The more flexible your hair is after using a volumizing styling product, the more effective it will be in increasing the appearance of volume. While gels, mousses, waxes, and sprays do help increase the appearance of volume, their effects are temporary. You will need to maintain a consistent regimen when using these products to most effectively increase the appearance of volume. It's best to follow the label's recommendations for applying a volumizing product. Use the amount of the product that is recommended on the label. Avoid combing your hair, since combs can negatively impact the appearance of volume. For the best results in increasing the appearance of volume, use your hands. Combs have a tendency to pull and tear at the roots of the hair and can pull hairs in an unusual direction, which opens up larger patches of visible scalp. Changing your hairstyle to maximize the appearance of volume is often a process of trial and error. Spend some time trying various techniques to see what works best for you. For example, try running your hands sideways through your hair when applying a volumizing product, or change the amount of product you use. If you have naturally curly or wavy hair, try breaking up the curls and waves with your fingers to give your hair as much volume as possible. Separate each curl 2 to 4 times to make your hair appear fuller. Try to disperse styling products evenly throughout your hair: top, front, back, and sides. This should help ensure that the application of styling products leaves your hair looking naturally thick and not oversaturated with product.
Summary: Avoid gel products that stiffen the hair. Use a moderate amount of volumizing styling products daily. Use your hands to style your hair. Style your hair in different ways to find a look that suits you.

Problem: Article: Once you know you're fertile, have sex regularly! You are more likely to get pregnant if you are having sex daily before, during, and after your most fertile window. However, if you are not able to have sex this often, then have sex every 2 to 3 days before, during, and after your most fertile window. If you need to use a lubricant, make sure that it is water-based and that it is specifically made for promoting conception. This will help to ensure that you collect as much data about your cycle as possible, and this may help you to identify your most fertile days for the next cycle, if needed. A missed period and high temps past your expected period may also indicate that you are pregnant. If your temperature stays high for 14 consecutive days after ovulation, odds are good that you conceived. Some women experience implantation bleeding, which usually turns up as slight spotting as the zygote attaches to the uterine wall. It usually happens 6 to 12 days after conception. This is perfectly normal and usually nothing to worry about, but don't hesitate to contact your doctor if you have concerns. You might also experience light cramping, headaches, nausea, mood swings, breast tenderness, and back pain along with implantation bleeding. after you have a missed period. Once the ovulatory period has passed, the waiting game begins. Wait until your next expected period if it doesn't show up, take a pregnancy test. Home pregnancy tests have a 97% accuracy rate, but they can still give a false negative if you test too early. Retest in 1 week if you get a negative result and still have symptoms of pregnancy. Keep in mind that most couples don't get pregnant right away. Out of 100 couples trying to conceive every month, only 15 to 20 couples will succeed. However, 95% of couples trying to conceive will get pregnant within 2 years!
Summary: Have sex before, on, and after your most fertile days. Keep taking your basal body temperature. Watch out for implantation symptoms. Take a home pregnancy test

Problem: Article: Create a new document by clicking on the the Document icon in the Create New window, and specifying the settings for your new document. From the File menu, select Place. Navigate to the file you would like to import and double click the file name. Move your cursor to the location where you want to place your graphic and click your mouse. This will place the image on your page. Adjust the size of your graphic, if necessary, by selecting the picture using the Select tool (V) and dragging a handle while holding the Control + Shift keys (Command + Shift on a Macintosh). This will adjust the graphic's size proportionally. You can access this from a tab group which is located at the right-hand side of your InDesign workspace, or from the toolbar at the top. Click the Fill button and select your desired background color. This will apply your selected color behind the graphic and extend it to the edge of the graphic frame. Pull from a corner of the image while holding the Shift + Alt keys (Shift + Option on a Mac). Don't like the color you chose? Select the eyedropper tool (I) and Alt-click (Option-click) a color in the image to find a background color that matches your image perfectly.
Summary:
Launch InDesign. Place an image. Open the Swatches panel. Expand the graphic frame.