Article: Make sure the straps are loose--you can tighten them later if you need to. If you have trouble hooking a bra behind your back, you can hook the bra at the front and then twist it around your waist so the hooks are at your spine. The cups may feel empty or a little too big at this point, but that's ok. The band should be snug and low on your back. Pull all the soft flesh forward and up. Then hold the bra in the center between the two cups and jiggle it. Straps shouldn't be so tight they dig into your shoulders, but there should be no slack. Does the bra pinch your breasts or make it look like you have four boobs? Then it's the wrong size. Your nipples should be about halfway between your shoulder and elbow. If your breasts are spilling out of the sides of your bra, you need a different size. Just because you are a 34C now doesn't mean you will always have those same measurements. If you've gone through a major body change or your bra doesn't feel right, take your measurements again. Get refitted if your weight has fluctuated more than 10 pounds, you've had a baby, started exercising regularly, or have completed hormone therapy.
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Hook the bra so it is hanging around your waist. Lean forward and pull the bra up from the front only, sliding your arms through the straps. Lean forward and, using the opposite hand, reach into the bra and pull the soft flesh near your armpits into the cup. Check the fit and tighten the straps. Remember your bra size is not permanent and will change along with your body.

Problem: Article: Don't undo the ponytail. Just grab strands from the tail, and run them through your flat iron. Your ponytail should already be relatively straight, so don't worry about being too perfect here. Focus on the ends of your ponytail, especially if you have layered hair. You don't need to use more heat protectant, since the initial coating you did when you first straightened your hair should be enough. Those small baby hairs around your temples can ruin a sleek look, but luckily, they are easy to take care of! Take an old, but clean toothbrush, and mist it with hairspray. Then, before the hairspray dries, gently comb those wispy hairs down. If you don't have a toothbrush to spare, you could try a boar bristle brush or a smoothing brush instead. There are lots of options to choose from, from flowers to hair combs to be-dazzled hair ties. Choose something that you think will go great with your outfit, then add it in. It's best that you do this after you've finished spraying your hair, as hairspray can damage or dull a nice hair accessory.
Summary: Straighten the ponytail more with a flat iron if you want a sleeker look. Use a toothbrush sprayed with hairspray to smooth down flyaways. Add a hair accessory if you want to match your outfit.

Because the pedals are always moving on a fixed gear, turning can feel very different than when riding freewheel bike. Don't take corners too tightly or your pedals may end up scraping against the ground or you might topple over. Slow down significantly when going around corners and take them wider than you normally would on a freewheel bike. Purchase bike safety gear at a bike store, department store, or online. A helmet will protect your head if you fall off of the bike. If you are just learning how to ride a bike, you should also consider wearing additional protective gear like knee pads, elbow pads, and a mouthguard. Make sure that the helmet fits snugly, but is not too tight on your head. Ensure that your bike has reflectors if you plan on riding it when it gets dark out. Many areas require you to have a front light and rear reflector while riding at night. Even if you have experience riding a freewheel bike, riding a fixed gear feels completely different. For that reason, you should practice riding it in an area that's free of obstacles until you're confident enough to ride it in other places.\ If you notice that the bike chain is drooping or loose, it could make it harder to ride the bike and could damage the chain. You can tighten the chain by unscrewing and repositioning the rear wheel further back. Check your bike chain periodically to make sure that it's tight. Professionals at the bike shop will also be able to replace or tighten your chain.
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Take wider corners when turning. Wear a helmet and safety gear. Practice in an empty area when starting out. Keep the bike chain tight.