Article: Wear a tight-fitting shirt and pants so it'll be easier to hula hoop and so the hoop won't get caught on any loose clothing. Comfortable shoes will also make it easier for you to hula hoop. They don't have to be athletic shoes, and the choice of even wearing shoes at all, is optional. It will neither influence nor harm your attempt to hula hoop. Avoid wearing any bracelets or any dangling jewelry that can get caught in the hula hoop. Step one foot in front of the other to gain balance. Relax the hoop against one side of your torso.
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Put on athletic clothing. Bring the hula hoop up to your waist level. Grip the hoop firmly with two hands.

Problem: Article: Often, with the glow-in-the-dark trend, people use a variety of neon colors on their hand for an variegated effect. However, you can just stick to one color. Keep in mind that colors like neon yellow and bright neon pink will likely show up better in a black light. Try using colors that will flow well into each other. For instance, yellow and purple dye next to each other could mix and make an awful color combination. However, yellow and orange or yellow and pink will mix to make better combinations. You can also use shades of the same color, such as light yellow and neon yellow. You can try Kenra Neon Yellow, for instance, or Manic Panic's neon colors. It's easy to get hair dye all along your hairline when dyeing. That extra dye on your skin isn't the best look. To avoid it, apply a clear lip balm along the line, making sure you get a solid layer. The lip balm will help protect your skin against the dye. That is, the dye will get everywhere. You should wear gloves. It's best to put on an old robe so you don't have to lift a shirt over your head. Also, lay a towel or even trash bags over areas you want to protect from the color, such as the floor and your sink. Following the directions on the box, apply the dye to your hair. Generally, though, you start with completely dry hair. Apply the dye to your hair with a dye brush in sections, to ensure you are coating your hair evenly. You can also squirt the dye on from the bottle. If you want to use more than one color, try starting at the top with one color and fading it into the other color at the tips. If you're using complimentary shades, you can even just splash on colors in places at will, as long as you make sure to cover your hair completely. Start with the roots. Roots take more time to dye, so if you start there, you're less likely to end up with different shades from taking too long to apply the dye across your head. If you want to create some highlights in your neon hair, pick a shade that's lighter than your main color. Use a toothbrush to (lightly) add the color in strategic places, such as along your part. Don't get too heavy-handed. Like the bleach, you need to let the dye sit so it can soak into your hair. You can generally let it sit for about an hour, though always check the directions on the box. The longer you let the dye sit, the more saturated the color will be. You can put a shower cap on for this part. Once time is up, wash out the hair dye. You can just use your normal shampoo to rinse it out. Rinse it until the water runs clear. Once it does, use a bit of vinegar to help set the dye. Simply pour some white vinegar in your hand, and rub it into your hair. Once it's been in there for a couple of minutes, rinse it out. Once you've colored your hair, it's time to test it out. You can either buy a black light bulb to check out your hair at home or take yourself to a club that uses black lights. Get someone to take a picture of your glowing locks!
Summary: Pick a color or colors. Protect your hairline. Protect your space and hands. Apply the dye. Add highlights with a toothbrush. Let it sit. Rinse out the dye. Get under a black light.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you have only used dry ingredients to make your powder, then you can seal it in your mason jar and keep it in your bathroom for daily use. If you have added wet ingredients to your paste, then you may want to keep it in the refrigerator. When you use the tooth powder, wet your toothbrush a little bit and dip it in your tooth powder. Brush gently and rinse. Remember that the powder is going to be a little bit abrasive, which is ideal for stain removal and whitening, but may be harmful if used forcefully or in excess. Use a soft-bristle toothbrush. If it is older than three months, throw it out and use a new one. Since you will be dipping your toothbrush in the tooth powder, you may want to provide a separate jar for each member of the family. Try putting about a half cup of tooth powder into small mason jars and adding labels to them. After your first batch, you may decide that you want to adjust the ingredients to change the flavor or properties. Try out different herb combinations or increase/decrease the amounts of some of the ingredients.

SUMMARY: Seal your powder in a jar. Dip your toothbrush into the powder and brush. Provide a separate jar for each family member. Adjust the ingredients to meet your needs.

Chanukah begins on the same day of the Jewish calendar each year, the 24th day of the month of Kislev. Because the Jewish and Roman calendars are different, Chanukah begins on a different day each year on the Roman calendar. All Jewish holidays begin at sunset, so you should get your friends or family together with you to light the candles just after the sun sets. Including friends and family in the candle lighting ritual a very important aspect of Chanukah. A large part of Judaism is sharing the miracle of Chanukah and passing the tradition onto your children. For this reason, try to include others in the candle lighting! The exception is Friday night, when the menorah should be lit before sunset. This is because Friday night is the start of Shabbat, or the day of rest, and lighting the menorah constitutes as work (which should not be done after Shabbat begins). On your chanukiah, you should see 9 slots for candles, with eight slots on one level and one slot elevated above the rest. This is the spot for the shamash, or the candle used to light all the other candles. Place one candle in this elevated spot. Every night of Chanukah, you place and light the shamash first before the other candles. The word "shamash" means "attendant" in Hebrew, and its elevation away from the other candles is meant to separate it from the candles that represent each day of Chanukah. Its position also alludes to its important role of lighting the other candles. It doesn't matter what color candles you use. Some choose traditional blue and white candles, while others prefer differently colored candles! The candelabra Jewish people use for Chanukah is actually a "chanukiah," which has nine branches, not a menorah, which has seven. People incorrectly call the chanukiah a menorah, but they have become accepted as the same thing. If you wish to be technically accurate, call the candelabra a chanukiah. Every night of Chanukah, you add one more candle. On the first night of Chanukah, place a candle in the right-most slot. After the first night of Chanukah, add one candle for each night, starting from the right-most slot and going left. For instance, on the second night of Chanukah, place the shamash candle in its slot and the candle representing the first night of Chanukah in the right-most slot. Place the candle representing the second night of Chanukah in the slot next to the previous candle (the second to the right-most slot). On the third night, place the candles as you did on the second night, adding a fourth candle in the slot third to the right.
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Begin at sunset of the 24th day of the month of Kislev. Gather your family or friends just after sunset. Place the shamash in the chanukiah. Add the other candles.