Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use a clarifying shampoo. Remove semi-permanent dyes with vitamin C powder and shampoo. Call the hotline number on the box if you dyed your hair at home. Use baking soda.

Answer: If you had a dye job you dislike, scrub your hair with a clarifying shampoo as soon as possible. Clarifying shampoos contain powerful surfactants capable of stripping away grime, chemicals, and hair dye. You can find a clarifying shampoo at most supermarkets or drug stores. Follow any instructions on the bottle when applying clarifying shampoo to your hair. Clarifying shampoo can dry out hair, so you might try following it with a moisturizing shampoo. Be sure to condition your hair afterwards to prevent dry, cracked hair. If a clarifying shampoo doesn't do the trick, you can remove semi-permanent dyes by adding vitamin C powder to existing shampoo. This can help lighten a dye job by lifting some of the existing color from your hair. You can buy vitamin C powder online or at a local grocery store. Mix one part vitamin C powder to 2 parts shampoo. Wet your hair and lather the shampoo in. Then, put on a shower cap. Drape a towel around your neck to prevent dripping and let the mix sit in your hair for about an hour. Once an hour is over, rinse your hair and allow it to dry. If it works, about 85% of the color will be gone. You might want to condition afterwards to prevent your hair from drying out. If you dyed your hair at home, call the hotline number on the box of dye. The people working at the phone center get questions all the time. They may be able to offer you helpful suggestions on how to remove color from your hair. Baking soda can help strip hair of chemical buildup. Adding baking soda to shampoo or conditioner may help remove chemicals in hair dye. It may take awhile longer to work in comparison to other methods. Using baking soda once a week may lighten dyed hair over time.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Identify seborrheic dermatitis on your face. Know when to see a doctor. Recognize if you are likely to be highly susceptible to seborrheic dermatitis.

Answer: People generally expect flaky skin to occur on their scalp, but it can also occur on other areas of the body, particularly areas like the face, which are oily. The oil can cause dead skin to stick together and form yellowish scales. Common symptoms are: Areas of oily, crusty white or yellow scales on the ears, sides of the nose, or other areas of the face Dandruff in your eyebrows, beard, or moustache Redness Red and crusty eyelids Flakes that sting or itch If you expect that you are developing complications, or your condition is making you very unhappy, see a doctor for help treating it. Reasons to see a doctor include: You are very stressed out by your condition and it is interfering with your ability to live your life. This includes severe anxiety, embarrassment, and insomnia. You are concerned that your seborrheic dermatitis is infected. If you have pain, bleeding or pus coming from the area, it is likely infected. If treating it yourself isn't working, you may need to be checked by a doctor. This may make it more difficult for you to get rid of it. You may need to see a dermatologist for help treating it if: You have a psychiatric condition like depression, or a neurological condition like Parkinson's disease. Your immune system is weak. This includes people who have received organ transplants, people with HIV, alcoholic pancreatitis, or cancer. You have heart problems. You have damaged skin on your face. You are exposed to extreme weather conditions. You are obese.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Combine cream cheese, butter, and vanilla. Slowly add sugar. Mix in fruit (optional). Serve from the fridge.

Answer: Mix these in an electric mixer or by hand until smooth. If whisking by hand, let the butter soften at room temperature first. Cutting the butter into small pieces will speed this up greatly. Pour in the sugar while whisking at low speed. Keep whisking until smooth. Blend strawberries or your favorite fruit in a food processor. Drain off the juice and measure the solid fruit. This recipe can take up to cup (120 mL) of blended fruit. You may want to add this bit by bit, as the icing can easily get soupy. You can use fruit preserves instead, for a sweeter taste and less liquid. The icing should last in the fridge for several days. If you make this in advance, you may need to beat it again to make it lighter before spreading on cupcakes.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Get a girlfriend Ask her out Get a boyfriend Find that perfect person Learn to Flirt

Answer:
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