Article: This is one of the best ways to find a complimentary shade of blonde for you. If you try going blonde with the wrong shade, it could wash you out. Regardless of how light or dark your skin is, your skin tone can fall into either of the two main skin tone categories. Most people are either warm toned or cool toned, with very few people falling somewhere in the middle. Here are the best indicators for which skin tone you have: Cool skin tones usually burn in the sun and range anywhere from porcelain, rosy-beige, pink, olive, brown or ebony skin. The veins in your wrist will look bluish-purple and you will have a blue or pink undertone in your skin. Warm skin tones tan more easily in the sun and range anywhere from golden, peach, pale, or yellow skin. The veins in your wrist will look more bluish-green and you will have an olive undertone in your skin. Neutral skin tones are somewhere in the middle between cool and warm and may show characteristics from both sides. You will be able to choose almost any blonde shade if you have neutral skin so feel free to play around and see what works best for you. There are so many shades of blonde to pick from, and once you identify your skin tone, you can begin choosing. For cool skin tones, choose a blonde that has an ash or green base to better compliment your skin. An example may be vanilla or dishwater blonde. Stay away from brassy shades because they may look harsh and wash you out. If you have warm skin, you want to look for blondes with red or golden bases. An example may be golden, caramel or rose gold blonde. If your natural hair color is more ashy or rich chestnut brown with no red, you should look for cool blonde colors. If your natural hair color reflects warm tones such as red or gold, then you may want to look for warm blonde colors. Keeping your natural hair color in mind will help your new blonde hair look more "natural". For help seeing the undertones in your natural hair, try looking at your hair in the sunlight. You will have better color results if you pick a color that allows a deeper contrast between your skin and hair. The trick in choosing the right shade of blonde is to find an option that offers contrasts but still compliments your skin. Avoid picking a color that matches your skin tone too closely. Highlights are a great way to lighten your face. With highlights you get the same effect as being blonde but without all of the damage. Another great thing about highlights is that there is less upkeep. When your roots grow out, it will be less noticeable and will require less trips to the saloon. You can choose to have skinny or chunky highlights or decided if they will be all over, or framed near the front of your face. Highlights offer a more "natural" looking appearance than all over blonde colors. Highlights can add depth and texture to your hair which is especially great if you have hair on the thin side.
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Figure out what your skin tone is. Choose a flattering blonde for you. Look at your natural hair color for guidance. Factor in how fair or dark your skin color is. Try highlights instead of all over color.

Problem: Article: A heavy duty fabric designed to be used as a headliner will last longer and will form a better adhesion to the headliner board. Be sure you use the correct material for the best fit and bond, and so the fabric won't warp or sag over time in your vehicle. Temperature fluctuations that occur in vehicles can cause other materials to sag. You can find headliner fabric at auto supply stores and online. Take the new fabric and lay it across the panel. There will be plenty of excess material hanging over the edges of the headliner panel. Smooth out the fabric so it lies flat. Check to see if the material has a front and a back end and make sure they correspond with the front and back of the panel. Take one edge of the fabric and fold the material back onto itself so half of the panel is exposed. Smooth out the fabric at the crease of the fold so the material lies flat. Working 1 half at a time makes it easier to attach the new fabric. Spray adhesive is an industrial bonding agent similar to glue that can be sprayed onto a surface to adhere it to another surface. Shake the spray adhesive well, then apply a thin, even layer on the exposed headliner panel. Then, spray the adhesive onto the folded fabric so the underside is coated. Hold the spray can about 1 foot (0.30m) away from the surface of the headliner and fabric. Use even, back and forth motions to spray the adhesive. You can find spray adhesive at home improvement stores, at department stores, and online. Unfold the headliner fabric and lay it back down on the panel. Use your hands to smooth out any creases or bubbles between the fabric and the panel so it's smooth and consistent. Push any bubbles to the edge of the panel so they can be removed. Smooth the fabric as long as it takes to make it completely flat. Repeat the process with the other half of the fabric. Fold it back onto itself, spray the adhesive on the panel and the fabric, then lay the fabric back on the panel. Use your hands to smooth out the material so there aren't any trapped bubbles or creases. Don't stretch the material or it could cause wrinkling in the fabric over time.
Summary: Use fabric designed for vehicle headliners. Lay the new headliner over the panel. Fold half of the fabric back over itself. Spray an adhesive on the exposed panel and the fabric. Place the fabric on the panel and smooth it out. Pull up the other half, apply the adhesive, and attach it to the panel.

Google Maps is available on both computers and mobile devices. To access Google Maps on a computer, visit https://www.google.com/maps google.com/maps in a web browser. On mobile phones and tablets, tap the Google Maps icon on your home screen or Apps menu. It has an icon with a red, green, blue, and yellow map marker. It's the icon that resembles two squares overlapping. It's to the right below the search bar. If you are viewing Google Maps in a desktop web browser, click the button at the bottom of the screen that toggles between the default map and satellite map view, or click the icon that resembles three horizontal lines in the upper-left corner. There are three main map types you can choose from. Default: This displays the normal colored-coded Google Map. Satellite: This displays a realistic view of the map using satellite imagery. Terrain: This displays the default map, but with additional shading to indicate the terrain. Tap the five map details options to toggle the details on and off on the map. Your options are: Transit: This option displays public transit bus stops and train pick-ups on the map when you are zoomed in. Traffic: This displays lines that represent traffic conditions on the map. Green lines indicate light or normal traffic conditions. Orange lines indicate moderate traffic congestion, and red lines indicate heavy traffic congestion. Zoom in to view more details on all streets. Bicycling: This displays bicycle routes on the map. 3D: This displays 3D representations of buildings when you zoom in on the map. Street View: This displays blue lines that indicate where street view is available on the map.
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Open Google Maps. Tap the map icon. Tap a map type. Tap the map details you want to see on your map.