INPUT ARTICLE: Article: By keeping layers long, you can add weight to curls and keep them from springing up. Long layers will look flattering whether you wear your hair naturally curly or you straighten it. Stay away from short layers, because they make hair lighter and create a looser hairstyle. Keep your shortest layer at least 10 inches (25cm) long, if you have hair below your shoulders. If you have medium-length hair, keep your shortest layer at least 6 inches (15cm) long. If you have chin-length hair, keep the shortest layer at least 4 inches (10cm) long. You will need some type of layering with curly hair. Otherwise, you're at risk of having a triangle-shaped cut, where all the weight poofs out at the bottom. Make sure your layers do not create any weight lines, like what you would see in a wedge or "stacked" haircut. Ask your stylist for blended layers that do not create any added weight. Growing your hair out is one of the easiest ways to add weight to curls, but it can take time to grow. The longer your hair is, the more added weight to hold your curls down. Grow your hair out no matter what type of curl you have to help lay it down.

SUMMARY: Keep layers long. Ask for blended layers. Wear your hair long.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: It's important that you get a bikini wax from a practitioner you can trust. Ask friends and family if they have suggestions. You should also take time to read reviews of the establishment and practitioner online before booking your appointment. Your hair will need to be at least inch or 2/3 centimeter long for a bikini wax. If the hair is any shorter than this, the wax will not be able to grab onto the hair. If your hair is not long enough, the practitioner may send you home and have you reschedule the appointment. Gentle exfoliation can help loosen hair from its follicles, which may make the waxing process a little easier and possibly less painful. Try using a washcloth to gently exfoliate the area to be waxed. Make sure you do not rub too hard, or you can cause inflammation. It is important that you don't show up for your bikini wax wearing tight bottoms, such as a pair of skinny jeans. After your wax you will want to put on loose-fitting bottoms, like a pair of linen pants or a dress. If you feel comfortable, you can forgo underwear after your treatment. If not, wear soft, comfortable panties. It is important that you are hydrated when you go in for your bikini wax. This can make the process a little less painful. Try drinking at least 64 ounces the day before and the day of your wax.
Summary: Choose a reputable practitioner. Make sure your hair is about inch or 2/3 centimeter long. Try exfoliating before a bikini wax. Wear loose, comfortable clothing to your appointment. Stay hydrated.

Click on "Lock the taskbar" to unlock it. The Quick Launch toolbar should be right next to the Start button. Uncheck "Show Title". You'll see that the "Quick Launch" label vanishes. Uncheck "Show Text". Upon doing so, you'll see the labels disappear: the Quick Launch icons are all now neatly arranged into small icons.
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One-sentence summary -- Right-click the taskbar. Click and hold on the dots near the Quick Launch Bar, then drag it all the way to the left. Right-click on the dots near the Quick Launch Bar. Right-click on the dots near the Quick Launch Bar.

Q: Unlike tire straps, axle straps use your vehicle's weight and suspension to help keep it in place. This is typically the best option for bulky classic cars produced before 1990 and large vehicles like trucks and four wheelers. Axle straps can cause unwanted damage to small or modern vehicles. Pull an axle strap around the left side of your car's rear axle bar. Then, secure it by closing the strap's metal clip. If your strap has a padded section, make sure that section is the part that touches the axle. Your car's rear housing holds its rear axle, which is the long horizontal bar that connects the back wheels. Grab a ratchet strap that has a metal clip on the end. Connect the clip to the D-ring on the back left side of the trailer, then give it a tug to make sure it holds. D-rings are the inset rings bolted onto the trailer. They're generally located on each corner of the vehicle. Pull the free end of your axle strap through the ratchet buckle's center hole, leaving just a small amount of slack. Then, raise and lower the ratchet's handle 3 or 4 times to lock the strap in place. If your ratchet strap has a second metal clip, hook it onto the axle strap's metal ring (the part you tied to the rear axle housing). Check to make sure that your straps are secure and completely connected. Then, move the ratchet's handle up and down until the straps are fairly taut. Make sure to keep the straps straight and don't twist them as you tighten, since twisting can make unloading more difficult. Overtightening the straps can lead to axle damage. If your straps feel like they're starting to strain, loosen them slightly. If you're left with any loose strap ends, tie them up using bungee cords or cable ties. Grab a second axle strap and a second ratchet strap. Then, repeat the fastening process by wrapping the axle strap around the right side of the rear axle, hooking the ratchet strap onto the adjacent D-ring, and connecting the straps together. Just like with the previous side, make sure the straps are tight enough to secure the car but not so tight that they strain the axle. Grab 2 more axle straps and 2 more ratchet straps. Then, wrap the axle straps around the left and right sides of the front axle, clip the ratchet straps into the adjacent D-rings, and connect the corresponding straps together. Finally, ratchet the straps until they're tight with no slack. If you'd prefer, you can wrap the front axle straps around your car's A-arms or chassis rail. Be careful not to secure any straps around the car's sway bars, steering arms, or steering racks. These are located on the bottom of the car and look like small axle rods.
A: Use axle straps to secure large or old vehicles. Wrap an axle strap around your car's rear axle. Clip a ratchet strap to the trailer's left rear D-ring. Thread the axle strap into the ratchet. Ratchet the straps to make them taut. Repeat the process on the rear right side. Tie down the front axle.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You'll need floral stem wire to hold the bow together at its center. Make sure to bend it in half so it looks like a U. You'll also need wire-edged ribbon. Get a spool and that way you can make the bow as big as you like. Pull about 18 inches (46cm) of ribbon away from the spool. Hold onto the ribbon with the fingers of your left hand. Now that you've made a loop, transfer it to your left hand and hold it firmly in between your fingers.

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Gather your supplies. Measure your ribbon. Hold the loop.