Problem: Article: If you're really in love, then you shouldn't be able to picture your future without them. Whether at night, or in the morning, or with your friends, the fact that you can't stop means you're in love, and may have found "the one". Whether thinking of moving to a new city, having children, spending a year abroad, or reaching any of your future goals, you should be thinking of doing these things with your significant other by your side. If you can't imagine going through life without your significant other not just next summer, or next year, or whenever then you may be truly in love. Here are some other signs that you're truly in love: If you can't think about starting a new chapter of your life, whether it's a new job or a move to a new place, without your loved one at your side. If you've thought about having children but can't imagine having kids with anyone other than your loved one. If you can't imagine growing old without your loved one by your side. To be in love, you don't have to be obsessive about your loved one; in fact, quite the opposite is true. If you have a healthy loving relationship, then you should be able to spend time apart from your loved one without obsessing over what they're doing every five seconds. However, if you can go a whole weekend, or a whole month, without your loved one once crossing your mind, then you may like them a lot, but you may not necessarily have reached the love stage yet. Here are some other signs that you're really in love: If you read a book or see a movie without your loved one, you may wonder what they would think of it. If you're trying on clothes without your special someone, you may think about how they would like your new look. If you call or text your loved one just because you want to say hi or hear their voice, then you may be falling in love. If you're really in love, then you won't just be thinking of your loved one as a perfect object that should be worshipped, but as a living, breathing human being with an interesting perspective and many unique opinions. If you're really in love, then you should value your loved one's opinion and should care about what they think, whether it's about your next career move or the political situation in your country. Though you don't have to care what they think about absolutely everything, if you don't truly value the input of your loved one, then you may not be in love yet. Here are some signs that you've truly found the one: If you take your loved one's ideas into account when you're making a big decision, then you take your partner seriously enough to be in love. If you're in a difficult social situation and value your special someone's opinion of what you should do, then you may be falling in love. If you care what your loved one thinks about the news, politics, art, or anything else that truly matters to you, then you may be falling in love. If you're really in love, then you shouldn't just be completely comfortable in your status quo, even if you're very content with your loved one. Though being happy with the relationship you have and the person that you are is essential, being with your loved one should make you want to take your life to the next level and to be the best person you can possibly beeventually. Here are some more signs that you're truly in love: If you want to read more, know more, care more, and just to be a more well-rounded person not just to please your loved one but because they really motivate you to want to change your life in a positive way, then you may be in love. If you want to work on addressing your flaws and developing your character just from being around your loved one, then you may be falling in love. If you're in love, then the person you love should bring out the best in you. After all, if you're in love, then you should want to be with the person you're with for the rest of your life, so that person should make you feel like your best self. If you feel like you can never fully be who you are, or that you're inadequate in some way when you're around your loved one, then you may not be in love. Here are some signs that you've fallen in love: If you feel at your most handsome or beautiful when you're around your loved one, even if you're just rocking a casual look. If you feel like you're at your smartest and sharpest when you're talking something through with your partner. If you feel you're most confident around your loved one, and never have to worry if you're going to sound stupid when you begin to say something. If you're really in love, then you should be able to see your significant other as a real live human being with real human flaws not as a god or a goddess. If you insist that your loved one is perfect, then you have a real problem. But if you're comfortable admitting that your loved one can be a bit selfish or isn't the world's greatest listener, then you have a more realistic perspective on the relationship and are much more likely to be in love for real. Being aware of your loved one's flaws doesn't mean you shouldn't help them address them if that's the right thing to do. If you can't possibly think of two or three things that make your special someone less than perfect, then you may not be truly seeing the person for who they are. If you and your loved one are comfortable enough with each other to laugh about one another's flaws, then you're more likely to be really in love.
Summary: See if you can't picture a future without your loved one. See if you can't go a few hours without thinking of your loved one. See if you truly value the opinions of your loved one. See if your loved one makes you want to be a better person. See if you feel like the best version of yourself when you're with your loved one. See if you're aware of your loved one's flaws and are okay with them.

Problem: Article: You can also use pomade, or smoothing serum. You can also use a small comb or toothbrush to smooth down any stray hairs.
Summary: Keep the bun in place with hair spray. Done!

Problem: Article: No matter what kind of damage or wound you have on your finger, change your dressings once a day. Change them sooner, however, if they become soiled before 24 hours have passed. When you take off the bandage each day, clean your finger with a sterile solution and rebandage it in the same manner you had it before. If you have stitches, ask your doctor before cleaning them. Follow any instructions he or she gives you on how to care for the stitches. You will likely have to keep them dry and should not clean them with any solution. Whenever you remove the bandages, look for signs of infection in the wound on your finger. Notice if there is any pus, drainage, redness, or heat, especially migrating up from your hand or arm. Also take note if you begin to run a fever, as complications can develop, including infections such as cellulitis, a felon, or other hand infections. After you have had your finger injury for a few weeks, follow up with your doctor. If he or she treated the injury with stitches or hematoma evacuation, your doctor may schedule this. However, always follow up with your doctor when you go through any intense injury such as this. Make sure you contact the doctor if you have additional symptoms, think you may be getting an infection, you get dirt or grime into the wound and can't get it out, you experience any additional or excessive pain, or your wound starts to bleed uncontrollably. You should also contact your doctor if you experience any symptoms of nerve damage, including: a lack of sensation, numbness, or the development of a ball-like scar called a "neuroma" that is often painful and causes an electrical sensation when touched.
Summary:
Change the bandages. Look for signs of infection. Follow up with your doctor.