Write an article based on this "Shampoo your hair. Apply the mask to wet or damp hair. Rinse the mask out."
article: L'Oreal recommends using Total Repair Extreme Shampoo. Massage enough shampoo into your wet hair to build up a lather. Rinse the shampoo out completely. L'Oreal's Total Repair Extreme Shampoo contains a ceramide formula advertised to repair and renew damaged hair fibers. You may need to wash your hair 2 or more times, depending on how dirty your hair and scalp are. Massage the Total Repair Extreme Emergency Recovery mask into your hair. Work the mask into all of your hair, from roots to ends. Let the mask sit in your hair for three to five minutes. L'Oreal Total Repair Extreme Emergency Recovery Mask is advertised to penetrate and heal broken and damaged hair fibers. Conditioner is not necessary. Dry and style your hair as usual. Reapply the mask as often as weekly, if desired.

Write an article based on this "Leave strawberries on the counter if you plan to eat them within the day. Store strawberries in the refrigerator for up to a week. Freeze strawberries for up to 6 months. Buy frozen strawberries if you can't find any fresh."
article: Fresh strawberries will last for about 24 hours at room temperature. Rinse and hull strawberries right before you eat them. After around 24 hours, strawberries will get moldy at room temperature. Store strawberries whole and unwashed for up to 7 days in the fridge. Prepare the strawberries when you are ready to use them. Some strawberries will last a little shorter or longer in the fridge. Check the strawberries for mold before using them. Arrange washed and hulled strawberries on a baking pan lined with parchment paper in a single layer so that the strawberries aren't touching. Freeze them for around 1-4 hours, until they are frozen solid. Remove the frozen strawberries from the baking sheet and place them in freezer-safe storage bags. Put the strawberries back into the freezer for up to 6 months. Frozen strawberries are good for smoothies, pies, cobblers, crisps, and compotes. To help the strawberries freeze faster, slice them into halves or quarters. It's also much easier to cut fresh strawberries than frozen strawberries. Frozen strawberries have the same nutritional content and flavor as fresh strawberries, but they will lose their texture and become mushy when you defrost them. Typically, they are best for baking and smoothies, as cooking or blending strawberries makes them lose their texture anyway. Try adding frozen strawberries to smoothies, oatmeal, or cakes. Frozen strawberries are usually good for about 6 months.

Write an article based on this "Consider how to reward your Shih Tzu. Reward immediately. Think of a command. Scold in the immediate moment."
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Some owners find rewarding their dogs for eliminating outside is helpful. Shih Tzus are people-friendly animals who tend to want to please their owners. Offering a reward when your Shih Tzu eliminates outside can help encourage the behavior. Praise and treats are the main forms of rewards you can use. You can carry a small bag of treats with you and offer your dog a treat when she goes outside. You can also praise the dog after she eliminates outside. Say something like, "Good girl!" and then pet your Shih Tzu. You may want to use treats at first, when your Shih Tzu is first learning. However, many owners wean their Shih Tzus off treats as they get accustom to a new bathroom schedule. You may not want your Shih Tzu to always expect a treat for basic behavior. Consider tapering off the treats as your Shih Tzus begins to learn to go to the bathroom outside. Dogs live in the immediate. Reward your Shih Tzu as soon as she eliminates outside. Say "Good girl!" or give your Shih Tzu a treat as soon as she finishes urinating or defecating. Be consistent. Make sure to reward every time your Shih Tzu engages in the desired behavior. It can sometimes be helpful to have a command to give your Shih Tzu. Something like, "Go potty!" can be helpful. You can use this to remind your Shih Tzu she should use the bathroom when outside, further reinforcing the desired behavior. Say "Go potty!" when you know your Shih Tzu is about to eliminate. If you see her squatting or sniffing, for example, say, "Go potty!" Eventually, your Shih Tzu will learn "Go potty!" means she should use the bathroom. If your Shih Tzu is dawdling on a walk, saying "Go potty!" may encourage her to eliminate. In the event you catch your Shih Tzu eliminating indoors, scold in the immediate moment. Give a firm "No!" as you clap your hands. Then, immediately take your Shih Tzu outdoors to eliminate. As stated, dogs live in the immediate. If you don't scold your Shih Tzu in the moment an accident is happening, the dog will not understand why she is being scolded.