Q: Take the mixing bowl off of your stand mixer and place it in your freezer. Let it chill for at least 10 minutes so your ice cream doesn't melt when you start mixing it. Take the mixing bowl out of the freezer and reattach it to your mixer. Use a scoop or spatula to transfer your Blizzard into serving cups. Use extra mix-ins on top as a garnish for added flavor. For example, if you made an Oreo Blizzard, put a full-size cookie on top as a garnish. Store any leftovers in the freezer for up to 3 days in an airtight container. When you want to have the Blizzard, let it soften at room temperature for 10-15 minutes.
A: Chill the mixing bowl in your freezer for 10 minutes. Scoop or pour the mixture into serving glasses and garnish the top with mix-ins.

Q: Pink comes in many different shades, ranging from very pale to very dark. Each shade has its own benefits and will do different things for your overall look. For example: Try a light shade if you want something that is easy to work with and maintain. Examples include: baby, cotton candy, pale, and pastel. Try a bright, neon-shade if you want a longer-lasting dye job. Examples include: atomic, carnation, cupcake, flamingo, magenta, and shocking. Stick with a deep shade if you have dark hair and can't bleach it light enough. Examples include: bordeaux, eggplant, violet gem, and virgin rose. In most cases, you should match your hair's tone to your skin's undertone. For example, if your skin has warm (yellow) undertones, choose a warm shade of pink that has orange or yellow tints to it. If your skin has cool (pink) undertones, stick with a cool shade of pink with hints of violet or blue. If you can't decide on a color, go to a wig shop and try on wigs in various shades. In most cases, you will need to bleach your hair. Keep in mind, however, that you can only bleach your hair so much. In these cases, you may have to settle for a darker shade of pink. For example, if you have dark brown or black hair, you may not be able to bleach it light enough in order to get a pastel pink shade. You may have to settle for a darker shade of pink instead. If you work in a professional environment with a strict dress code, that bright shade of pink may not be the best choice and may earn you a citation--the same goes for schools. If you work in an environment that allows for creativity (i.e. an art studio or an art school), then you might look right at home with your hot pink locks. If your school or job has a strict dress code, consider a more natural shade of pink, such as rose gold. Ask your principal/employer if the color your want will be acceptable.
A: Decide how light or dark you want your hair to be. Choose a shade that flatters your skin's undertones. Be willing to compromise and choose a darker shade if you have dark hair. Select a shade that complies with your school or work dress code.

Q: Get in the habit of washing down the tub with a mild soapy cleanser and water every week. This will prevent dirt and grime from building up which would take longer to remove. Regular washing will also keep stains from forming in the acrylic tub and tile near the tub. Don't clean your acrylic tub with materials that can scratch the surface. Never use abrasive scrubbing pads or sponges. You should also avoid using steel wool which will also damage the surface. Instead, use soft cloths and sponges. For example, you could use a microfiber or terry cloth towel. You may need to use a drain cleaner or tub clog remover every once in a while. If you do pour this down your tub's drain, you'll need to rinse it away completely, so there's no cleaner or remover left standing in the drain area. If you leave cleanser or clog remover in the drain area, it could damage the acrylic surface. To avoid discoloring the tub, most acrylic tub manufacturers recommend that you never smoke in or around it. This is because tobacco smoke can permanently damage the tub.
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Clean the tub out weekly. Avoid using rough sponges and cloths. Rinse the drains thoroughly. Avoid smoking around the tub.