Q: An egg yolk mask is great for people who experience a lot of hair breakage. The lecithin and protein in eggs will help strengthen, nourish, and heal damaged hair. To make an egg yolk mask, combine 2 eggs and 2 tablespoons (30ml) of olive oil. You can add 0.5 cups (120mL) of water if the combination is too sticky for your taste. Apply the mask to dry hair, and leave it on for 30 minutes. Shampoo and condition your hair in cool water to fully remove the mask. Repeat this mask once a week. If your hair is chin length or shorter, you can cut the ingredients in half to reduce wasted product. Make sure you rinse with cool water. Warm or hot water can cause the egg to start cooking, making it harder to remove. Castor oil is surprisingly great for hair growth. It contains fatty acids and proteins that can seal hair so that it maintains moisture better. Plus, it has antifungal and antibacterial properties to stop scalp infections that prevent growth. To give yourself a treatment, massage a few drops of castor oil into your scalp. Cover your hair with a shower cap and blow dry it on high for 15 minutes. Then, rinse the castor oil out, and use your regular shampoo and conditioner to finish the treatment. Repeat this treatment up to twice a week. If you can, sit under a hooded dryer, which will evenly distribute the heat. You can find castor oil on Amazon, at most grocery stores, and at some beauty supply storeslike Sally's Beauty Supply. For best results, purchase an oil that is organic. Combine a few drops of rosemary oil with a few drops of another oillike olive or coconut oil. Then, massage the oil into your scalp for 2 to 5 minutes. The massage will increase blood flow to the scalp, strengthen your roots, and get nutrients to your follicles faster. The rosemary oil will dilate the blood vessels to help the follicles stimulate growth. You can massage your scalp every evening. If you want to give yourself a scalp massage in the shower, it's also an option to combine a few drops of rosemary oil with your regular shampoo. You should only give yourself a scalp massage with rosemary oil once a week if you have oily hair.
A: Try an egg yolk mask. Use a hot castor oil treatment. Give yourself a scalp massage with rosemary oil.

Q: This is the least invasive way of getting rid of lipomas. A mixture of steroids (triamcinolone acetonide and 1% lidocaine) is injected into the middle of your tumor. This will be done in your doctor's office and you will be able to go home directly afterwards. If the growth doesn't go away within a month, the procedure can be done again until it does go away. The most effective way of getting rid of lipoma tumor is having it surgically removed. Generally, surgery is only reserved for tumors that have grown to roughly 3 centimetres (1.2in) in size or that are causing you pain. When the tumor is right underneath your skin, a slight incision is made in your skin, the growth is removed, and then the wound is cleaned and patched up. If the tumor is located in an organ, which is much more rare, then you will have to go under general anesthesia to have the tumor removed. Lipomas usually will not grow back after being removed, but rarely they will return. The technique uses suction to remove the fatty tissue. A small incision is made on the bump and a suction tube is inserted to suck out the growth. This is typically an outpatient procedure done in a doctor's office or a hospital. Generally, people who choose this option are wanting the tumor removed for aesthetic reasons. It is also used in cases where the growth is softer than normal. There are a variety of herbs and supplements that are reported to reduce the size of lipomas. While there is not a lot of scientific research to show that they are effective, anecdotal first-hand experiences for home remedies include: Chickweed - Buy a chickweed solution at your local pharmacy and take one teaspoon of the mixture three times a day, after meals. Neem - Add this Indian herb to your meals or take a supplement daily. Flaxseed oil - Apply the flaxseed oil directly on to the affected area three times a day. Green tea - Drink a cup of green tea each day. Turmeric - Take a turmeric supplement each day or apply a mixture of equal parts turmeric and oil to the bump daily. Lemon juice - Add a squeeze of lemon juice to your beverages throughout the day.
A: Talk to your doctor about getting steroid injections. Get surgery to remove the tumor if it is large or is causing pain. Look into liposuction as a form of treatment. Use home remedies as a supplemental treatment for lipoma.

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A: Navigate to the "My Apple ID" home page at https://appleid.apple.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/MyAppleId.woa/. Click on "Reset your password" on the right side of the Web page. Enter your Apple ID and click on "Next. Select "Answer security questions" and click on "Next. Select your birth date and click on "Next. Answer all security questions displayed on-screen. Enter a new password and click on "Reset Password.

Q: Although it may seem counterintuitive, the best course of action when dealing with dirty coins is simply to leave them as they are. If a coin is in good condition, with only a small amount of smudging or tarnish on the face or back, it will be worth more to a collector in this condition than if you clean it. Nearly all types of cleaning will substantially decrease the monetary value of your coins, especially if the face or back is damaged in the process. If you're not an expert yourself, but are wondering if your old coins may be worth any money, take them to an expert before cleaning. The expert will be able to advise you as to whether or not you should undertake cleaning the coins. If the coins are unique or valuable, the expert will likely advise you not to clean them. A numismatistan expert on money and coinswill also be able to advise you as to the worth of your collection. The more valuable a coin is, the less reason you have to clean it. If you have coins that have little value and you are not planning to collect or sell to a collector, you may wish to clean these for purely aesthetic reasons. It's also up to you whether or not to clean extremely dirty coins. If a coin is so blackened or tarnished that its face is all but invisible, you may decide to accept the risk and clean it. If you're in doubt as to whether a coin has any value, should be cleaned, or is worth keeping in a coin collection, always take the coin to an expert before you try to clean it. It would be a shame to find out that you've cut the value of a rare coin in half by cleaning it.
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Leave your old coins as they are. Have a coin expert inspect your old coins. Clean only worthless or filthy coins.