You should begin the process of getting straight hair by reassessing the products that you use on a regular basis. If you don't already, use a shampoo and conditioner that are meant to straighten and smooth hair. These products are formulated to heavily moisturize and weigh down curls for straighter locks. Since you want to avoid using heat on your hair, it's important to get the most out of towel drying. Instead of using any old towel, invest in an extra absorbent towel such as a microfiber towel. These towels are designed to absorb moisture and without causing frizz. Use a t-shirt to gently dry your hair as an alternative. It's important to be gentle when towel drying your hair, as rubbing your hair together too roughly can cause frizziness. Hold the extra absorbent towel around the tips of your hair to absorb moisture and slowly work your way up your hair, absorbing as you go. Then gently tousle your hair with the towel, making sure not to rub the ends of your hair together if you have long hair. Blow drying your hair with hot air is not only damaging to your hair, it also creates frizz and encourages curls. Instead of blow drying with hot air, towel dry and then blow dry with cold air going section by section while brushing with a flat paddle brush. Blow drying with cold air will take longer than drying with hot air, so be aware of that if you are in a hurry or are timing your morning. If you don't want to use a blowdryer, gently towel dry your hair and continue to brush it until it's dry if you can. Brushing helps to separate your hair and remove moisture. Brushing also encourages straightening because it slightly pulls on your hair and helps it not curl up as it usually does. If you don't want to continually brush, you can brush your hair in spurts, with 5-minute breaks between each spurt to let it air dry. Once your hair is almost dry, use a smoothing hair cream or mousse to discourage frizz and waves in your hair. Try to find a product that contains a natural smoothing agent like coconut oil or jojoba oil to relax your hair.
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One-sentence summary -- Use a straightening shampoo and conditioner. Use an extra-absorbent towel. Refine your towel drying technique. Blow dry with cool air and brush. Brush wet hair until it's dry. Use a smoothing product in your hair.

Q: Sometimes a shower can really help you feel like yourself again. Try hopping in the shower, getting washed, and putting on some clean clothes. Removing the scents and smells from the night before might help ease your upset tummy. Plus taking a shower is a nice way to hit the refresh button. Avoid making the water too hot or staying in there for too long. This can actually make your nausea worse. Hopefully you have some time to sleep it off. In addition to dehydration, hangovers can be due to exhaustion. Try to go back to sleep or sneak in an afternoon nap. If you can't fall back to sleep, try resting on the couch. Although any of these methods might help you feel a little better, the truth is the only cure for a hangover is time. Give it a few hours (or in the worst cases, a full day) and you'll feel right as rain.
A: Take a shower. Get lots of rest. Give it time.

Article: Usually, the fastest way to learn how to play the piano is with a teacher. They not only know the scales, songs, and chords that you need to practice, but they can give you specific advice on how to improve your playing. Make sure you like the teacher to a fixed term. When looking for a teacher, be sure to discuss the following: Your goals in playing the piano (songs, bands, career, etc.) What genres of music you want to practice The teacher's qualifications and experience The teacher's cost and availability Most piano music is written on charts in musical notation, and it is rare to find a piano player who cannot read music. Purchase a book, watch videos online, get a music learning app or ask your teacher to help you learn so that you can play any music you can get your hands on. Practice reading music each day so that it becomes second nature. You can try to play pieces by sight, bring charts with you on the bus, play songs frequently or play musical games online. Music is built on a set of rules and relationships between notes, and knowing music theory allows you to see the patterns in your favorite songs and learn them more quickly. You can always take a course, but there are also a variety of books and online tutorials meant to teach people music theory, from the basics to complex arrangements. Available at every music store, these books are relatively cheap glossaries of every piano chord you could play. They are usually grouped together by note, but frequently they come with sections detailing which chords sound good together and the right scale to play for each note.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Hire a teacher for personalized, hands-on lessons. Learn to read music. Learn the basics of music theory. Buy a chord and scale book.