INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If your hair is long enough for rollers, this is a great way to add volume at your roots. Depending on the size of the rollers, section the center part of your hair the part where a mohawk would be into 3-4 sections. Wrap each one around a roller while you finish getting dressed or do your makeup. If you use hot rollers, leave them in until they cool. If you use foam rollers or other rollers that aren't heated, blast the roots of your hair with your blowdryer, then leave them in until your hair cools. Gently unroll your hair when it's cool and style with your fingers. Hair extensions aren't always just for creating length. Extensions cut to the same length as your hair can give you a huge volume boost. Tease your hair a little to hide the clips, then attach the extensions a few inches away from your roots. Make sure your hair is thick enough to cover the extensions. Clip-in extensions are usually placed fairly close to the roots, so even if your hair is on the thinner side, they wouldn't be as noticeable. If you place them a few inches away from the roots, then thin hair may not fully hide them.

SUMMARY: Use rollers on the top section of your hair to get extra lift. Add clip-in hair extensions for added volume.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: There are a number of websites that have lists of prompts that will give you a task or subject to draw. You can find some of these with a quick internet search. You can also follow prompt feeds on social media, like the Art Assignment Bot (@artassignbot) on Twitter or Drawing-Prompt-s on Tumblr. Typical prompts include things like: "Draw a flock of birds hanging out in a club" "Draw something that terrifies you, but in a comical way" "Draw a restaurant you would not eat at" "Draw a fictional game show host" "Draw Official Inktober Prompts" You might feel in a rut if you draw the same sorts of things over and over again. If you like drawing in a particular category, like nature scenes or fantasy scenes, you can still work with this, just work with it from a new perspective. For instance, if you like doing figure drawing, you might draw someone: You know well in a place you've never seen them. Like you normally would except make one of their hands be unusually large. Reimagined as an unlikely superhero. As you imagine them to look fifty years from now. Sometimes, it's the wide openness of the question "What should I draw?" that makes it so hard. If you force yourself to think "inside the box," you might actually break through to create something interesting. Give yourself a couple of rules and start drawing according to them. For instance, you might draw the same thing 20 times, making one small change each time. Likewise, you might tell yourself to draw the first 10 things that start with the letter "M" that pop into your head, no matter what they are.
Summary: Use a prompt. Work with a favorite category in a new way. Set limits or parameters for your drawings.

Before applying a pore strip, you should always wash your face. This will remove dirt and oil. The warmth will also open up your pores, making the strips more effective. It is important that you are not wearing any makeup when you apply the pore strips. You should use equal parts milk and gelatin. Approximately a tablespoon of each should work, but you might find that you can use less than this. Any type of milk should work. You can use whole, skim, almond, or soy milk. The gelatin should be unflavored, so as to avoid introducing extraneous substances into the pore strip. Some people recommend adding a drop of lavender essential oil to the mixture. Use a utensil, possibly the brush you will use later, to mix the milk and gelatin together. By the time that you are done, it should have a thick, chunky, cloudy appearance. You will need the mixture to be warm, but not hot. You can either microwave it or heat it on the stove. If you microwave it, be sure to do so in a microwave safe container. If microwaving, heat the mixture for 10 seconds. If using the stove, place in a small container. Heat slowly, mixing as it heats. This method will allow you to better monitor the temperature. Stop when the mixture is warm, but not hot. If you used the microwave, remove the container from the microwave. Allow it to cool for 20 seconds. It should look even cloudier than before. Use the brush to test the temperature on your hand. It should be warm, but not hot. Put a small amount of the mixture on the brush and see how it feels on your hand. Use a makeup brush or your fingers to spread the mixture across your face. Be sure to target areas in which you have had outbreaks in the past. If you use a makeup brush, clean it off thoroughly before using it again. As the mixture cools it should solidify and form a mask. This could take anywhere from 10 to 20 minutes. The longer you wait, the more likely it is that the mixture will attach to the dirt in your pores. This will allow you to better pull out the dirt. Therefore, it is best to error on the side of leaving the mixture on for a longer period of time. Start from the outside and peel the hardened mixture off your face. Progress slowly. If you try to rip the whole mask off at once, you might hurt yourself. After removing the strip, rinse your face with cold water to remove any additional pieces of the mixture from your face. The cold water will also close your pores. Afterward, apply moisturizer.
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One-sentence summary -- Wash your face with warm water. Put a spoonful of milk and gelatin in a container. Mix it thoroughly. Heat the mixture. Allow the mixture to cool slightly. Test the temperature. Apply the mixture across your face. Wait until the mixture hardens. Peel off the mixture. Wash and moisturize.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: . Breaking bad habits is a process that involves looking closely at your behavior and trying to determine what triggers your bad habit. However, you can break bad habits by identifying the things that trigger your habit, learning how to break the cycle, and rewarding yourself when it works. You can also develop a plan to help you deal with your triggers. Choose a good time to try to break a habit. It might be easier to try to break a bad habit while you are on vacation. Although it might not be possible to wait to break a habit until you go on vacation, you might at least want to choose a time when you are not too stressed to work on breaking a bad habit. Try to be patient. Keep in mind that it can take anywhere from 18 to 66 days to break a habit. Don't become discouraged if you find it difficult to break the habit at first. Remember to reward yourself. If you've had a great day where you did really well in your new habits and routines, praise yourself and give yourself a reward. Maybe eat a bowl of ice cream or go see a movie. Little rewards can affirm your progress, and they teach your brain to associate these new routines with pleasure. Perhaps you are struggling in a new career or you want to make a difference in your community. Ask an experienced person in that area to mentor you. Meet once a week or month to discuss your goals. Your mentor will share the struggles that they faced getting to the point where they are now. They can give you advice on your own hurdles and help you realize your potential. As you reinvent yourself, talk to your close friends about your progress. Tell them the kind of person you want to be, and as you face success and failure, talk through your thoughts and feelings. Good friends will provide positive affirmation, and a strong support group can increase your chances of success. If your friends tell you that you don't need to change, try not to listen to them. They may have good intentions, but if you are unhappy with your current state of being, such advice can be discouraging. Thank them for their concern, but emphasize that this is something you want to continue. True friends will remain with you through the journey.

SUMMARY:
Break bad habits Find a mentor. Form a support group.