Even if you can't hit notes like Justin right away, you can learn the words to his songs. A big part of singing a Justin Bieber song like Justin Bieber is knowing the lyrics. If you aren't a singer, you may want to start with a voice lesson to help learn the basics of singing. Once you have the basics down, you can move on to learning more of the advanced singing techniques used by Justin. Try singing some of Justin's earlier songs first. For example, "Baby" is a catchy pop song, and it has repetitive lyrics that are easy to memorize. You will need to have good command of your voice in high and low registers to tackle some of Justin's songs. Begin by singing slow, even arpeggios. Arpeggios are the individual notes that make up a musical chord. Practice singing them from lowest to highest, then highest to lowest. Don't worry about your speed, but focus on keeping your tone and volume even through the notes. Record your performances and then assess your progress. Work on different vowel sounds. Build speed as your skills improve. Practice melismas. Melismas are also commonly referred to as vocal runs. It is the ability to hold one syllable and change the pitch of your voice to hit many different notes. Try singing songs like "Beauty And The Beat" by Justin Bieber. The song features a number of vocal runs and really shows off Justin's range and vocal agility. Justin has a vocal style that switches often between the chest, or normal singing range, into falsetto. Falsetto is higher pitched and tends to come through your throat and nasal passages. When you sing in falsetto, it may often sound like you're making a little boy voice. This will help to hit some of the high, soft notes in Justin's music while being able to quickly shift back to singing from the chest. Try singing the chorus on "As Long As You Love Me." Notice how Justin switches from his chest voice to falsetto and back to his chest voice while saying the word love. Justin's voice has a husky quality that gives him a bit of a rough edge. Keep your neck muscles tense and exhale a lot of air while you sing to create a little raspiness to your voice. You shouldn't try to do this all the time, just try adding it here and there on certain songs. Listen to "Sorry" and notice where Justin's voice becomes a bit raspy in the chorus, then transitions back into a smoother tone. If you are young then you have a better chance at improving your voice. You will want to practice improving these techniques for an hour or two a day to make the most progress possible. Justin has been singing almost his whole life, so if you want to develop the talent to sing like him you need to be committed to working hard on a regular basis. Be confident. Practice until you can hit the notes confidently and sing them with the same ease as Justin.
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One-sentence summary -- Listen to Justin Bieber sing and try to imitate him. Improve your vocal agility. Switch singing from your chest to falsetto. Sing with a husky voice. Practice daily.

Keep the smoke, like normal, in your mouth if possible. This trick works best with thick, white smoke. Hold your bottom lip out like have an an underbite. Let the smoke escape from your mouth, drifting up from your lower lip. As the smoke escapes, drifting up from your bottom lip, inhale gently from your nose. It will appear like an upside down waterfall of smoke, sneaking up from your bottom lip into your nose. Try blowing a smoke ring through your mouth and inhale it back through the nose. Can you adapt into a French Ghost, popping the smoke out from your mouth and pulling it back through the nostrils? This is just a patient, easier version of the French Inhale. To do it you must take a large, full drag. Open your mouth from the lower lip and slowly exhale, pushing the smoke out and up. Keep exhaling slowly, tilting your chin slightly down as you do, to cover your whole face in smoke.
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One-sentence summary -- Take a big, full drag. Push out your bottom lip, opening your mouth slightly. Inhale the smoke through your nostrils. Adapt the French Inhale by mixing it with other tricks. Try ghost-facing.

Any non-gel toothpaste will probably do, since they all have abrasive properties, but choose one that has baking soda in it. They tend to be even more abrasive, and baking soda has stain-lifting properties in it. You can use your fingers if you don't mind getting a little messy; otherwise, use a cotton ball. The toothpaste layer should not be too thick you want a thin layer. Some sources suggest using a toothbrush to rub the toothpaste into your skin, but that could result in skin irritation, so don't do that. Instead, use your fingers or a cotton ball to gently massage the toothpaste into the dyed area using a circular motion. Be careful not to rub too aggressively, as this can irritate your skin. Take a break or stop the process altogether if your skin starts burning or itching.
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One-sentence summary -- Buy a toothpaste to remove the hair dye stain. Apply a thin layer of toothpaste over the stained area of skin. Rub the toothpaste into your skin.

Rollers should be left in your hair for around 10 hours so a good time to have them in is while you sleep. Since you will need to wash your hair before putting in the rollers, it also makes sense to do this at night. It is best to put in the curlers when your hair is damp so that the curls last longer. Additionally, the hair will be easier to work with if it is damp. Let your hair air dry rather than using a towel. Using a towel will make your hair difficult to put into rollers. Only use water when washing your hair before a curling. Combing your hair can help straighten it out so that the rollers will be more effective. Refer to this article about combing for more information. Continue combing until the comb does not catch any knots. It is best to use a spray as a cream can leave white flakes behind in your hair. Let the spray sit in your damp, combed hair for around 3-5 minutes before putting in the rollers. Divide your hair into equal 1-inch wide sections. Roll each of these sections into the roller so that your hair looks uniformly curly after the rollers are removed. Continue putting in the rollers until all of your hair is rolled up. If you do not have naturally curly hair, hairspray is the key to ensuring your curls will last a long time. Do not use much more than three sprays since too much hairspray can be damaging to your hair and the environment. Remove the rollers slowly so that your hair does not snag. Instead of pulling the rollers, roll them out. Reverse the process of putting them in. Apply even more hairspray to ensure that your curls last for a long time.
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Start this process at night time. Wash your hair then let it dry so that it is damp. Comb your hair to remove any knots. Apply a curling enhancer before putting in the rollers. Put in the rollers. Apply a few more sprays of hairspray after you have applied the curlers. Remove the rollers in the morning to finish the process of curling your hair.