Article: When you style your hair, avoid accessories like ponytail holders, rubber bands, or bobby pins that can snarl hair, causing more damage. Instead, try soft headbands or cloth ties. When you need to use heat to get your desired style, limit the amount of time you apply the heat and use heat protectants. Let your hair partially air-dry when using heat styling. For example, you could allow your hair to dry halfway while you get ready, and then use the hair dryer to finish drying it. Make sure that your hair is completely dry before using a hair straightener. If you use a straightener on wet or damp hair, it can singe your hair as the water evaporates. When you do use heat to style your hair, apply a heat protectant. This product comes in sprays or creams, depending on what you choose. While silicones are usually bad for your hair, heat protectants with silicones are actually better because they are so heat resistant, allowing them to better protect your hair. When you're spending time outside, use a cute hat or hair wrap to shade your hair. If you can't wear a hat, try a product that contains a sunscreen. Sleep in a satin hair wrap or on a satin pillowcase to minimize damaging friction. As a bonus, you'll look cute and avoid bedhead in the morning.
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Use tangle-free hair accessories. Protect your hair from heat styling. Protect your hair from the sun. Secure your hair at night.
Article: Once you've rinsed out the cornstarch and clarifying shampoo, shampoo your hair 1 more time. Rinse the hair with warm water to remove even more Vaseline. Keep rinsing until the water runs clear instead of cloudy or soapy. Because clarifying shampoos can strip your hair of its natural oils and dry it out, use a moisturizing conditioner. Follow the product instructions, then rinse the conditioner out with cool water to seal the hair cuticle. For example, some conditioners will direct you to massage it into wet hair for a few minutes and then let the conditioner rest in your hair for a few more minutes before you rinse it out. If your hair still feels greasy and you don't think you got all of the Vaseline out, wait 12 to 24 hours. Then apply more cornstarch to the greasy areas, wash your hair with clarifying shampoo, rinse it out, and condition your hair. Remember to blot your hair dry and let it finish drying on its own.
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Shampoo and rinse your hair again. Apply a conditioner and rinse it out. Repeat the process in 12 to 24 hours if necessary.
Article: Before you can start washing the window screen, you'll need to remove it from the window. Removing the screen will allow you to completely and easily wash it. Make sure any screen you plan on washing has been removed from the window before you being cleaning it. The exact method you use to remove the screen will depend on the type of window screen you have. Many window screens will have small tabs that are pulled out, releasing the screen from the window frame. Make sure you carefully remove the screen as many window screens can be ripped or torn easily. Once you've removed the screen from the window frame, it's time to take it to a good workspace. You'll want to find an area that you will be able to safely spray water in. You'll also want to make sure you have a hose that can reach the area you plan on working in. Once you find a good area to work in, it's time to take the screens there and get ready to clean them. You'll want to make sure you've got plenty of room to work in. The area you choose should allow you to spray and drain water easily. You can try laying down a tarp to protect the screen from sharp sticks or stones. A good screen cleaning will require you to have a bucket of household ammonia and water ready. Cleaning the screen with this mixture will allow you to break up and remove dirt, dust or any other substance that has come in contact with the screen. Mixing up some ammonia and water will be the last thing you need to do before you start washing the window screen. Mix one part ammonia with three parts water. If you don't have ammonia handy, you can also use warm water mixed with mild soap. Make sure you wear rubber gloves when mixing or cleaning with this mixture. Once you've mixed the ammonia and water together, stir the mixture to evenly distribute both parts. You could also use mild dish detergent if you don't have ammonia handy.
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Remove the screen from the window. Find a good workspace to clean the screen in. Prepare the cleaning solution.