Prevent the growth of bacteria or fungus under your nails by washing them frequently during the day. Lather them with a mild hand soap and rinse them thoroughly. Be sure to dry them thoroughly after they get wet. Small shoes will put more pressure on your toenails and make it more likely to cause trauma. Prolonged trauma on your nails will lead to developing onycholysis. Wet feet can cause toe fungus, which may result in onycholysis. Wear waterproof shoes or boots if you are walking or exercising in wet conditions. Remove sweaty socks and shoes right after exercising to prevent the growth of bacteria. Let your shoes air-dry thoroughly if they get wet. If you exercise frequently, consider buying multiple pairs of athletic shoes to avoid wearing wet or damp footwear. Both prolonged exposure to chemicals and frequent submersion in water can cause onycholysis. Protect your hands by wearing rubber gloves while cleaning the house, washing dishes, or performing similar tasks. Gloves will also protect long nails from injury when performing household chores. It is easier for moisture and bacteria to build up under long nails, creating a greater risk of onycholysis. To prevent this condition, trim your nails regularly to keep them short and neat. Use clean nail clippers to cut your nails and an emery board to smooth the edges. Shorter nails will also be less prone to injury or trauma.

Summary: Keep your fingernails clean and dry. Wear shoes that are properly sized. Avoid wearing damp or wet shoes for prolonged periods of time. Wear gloves when cleaning or washing. Keep your nails short and clean.

Often, parents will agree if you give them a little of what they want. Such an example would be: if you dye your hair and it turns out badly, you'll dye it back to its original color. Tell them "I'm fully prepared to dye it back to my original color if I don't like the color or it looks bad." If your parents are worried about you potentially messing up the dying process by doing it on your own or with a friend, this might be a good option. Say "If you're worried about it being done badly, I could always get it done professionally instead. Then there's no worry about the quality of the outcome." The only downside to this is that getting your hair dyed professionally will cost a good deal more. Offer that you both have to agree on the color you get. That allows you both to be in control. You could say "I'll try a more natural color close to my hair color first if you'd be more comfortable with that." Instead of dying your whole head, ask to put in highlights, lowlights, or streaks. Purple can still pack a punch from underneath your natural color. If you have long hair, then you can compromise with just dying ends. If it doesn't turn out well, or if you or your parents don't like it, then you can always cut it off. You can say something like "Maybe instead of dyeing the whole thing, I can just dye the ends. That way it's less different and it can always be cut off if it doesn't work out." If they are adamant against dying your real hair, suggest buying and coloring clip-in extensions so they can see how the color would look. It's not permanent and you can easily change the look if you or your parents don't like it. Another alternative is to use colored hair chalk, which washes out in the shower.

Summary: Let them know you'll dye it back if it goes badly. Suggest getting it done professionally. Allow them to have some input on the color choice. Ask if you can partially dye your hair instead. Ask if you can get colored extensions instead.

Go to https://www.youtube.com/ in your preferred browser. This will open your YouTube home page if you're logged in. If you aren't logged into YouTube, click Sign in in the top-right corner of the screen and enter your email address (or phone number) and password. This tab is usually on the left side of the YouTube home page. It's on the right side of the page. Doing so removes any previously watched videos from your YouTube history. It's below the Watch history label in the upper-right side of the page. This option is in the same place as the CLEAR ALL WATCH HISTORY option was before. This will clear your search history from your YouTube channel. Your YouTube history is now completely empty.

Summary: Open YouTube. Click History. Click CLEAR ALL WATCH HISTORY. Click CLEAR WATCH HISTORY when prompted. Click the circular button next to Search history. Click CLEAR ALL SEARCH HISTORY. Click CLEAR SEARCH HISTORY when prompted.

Take advantage of both local and online media to promote your business. Make a YouTube channel devoted to talking about your business, including new developments. Overall, your goal should be to build up your business's brand, which is the way that your business is perceived by customers. Your brand needs to link you and your customers within the same shared set of values. You can build a brand by working to extend your interactions with customers beyond the storefront or direct, business interaction. For example, adding in community involvement or philanthropy can help build your brand. For instance, if you have a snack food business and are about to release a new kind of snack, you could make a quick YouTube video about what the new snack is, how it tastes, what people think about it, and where interested people can buy it. Stay active on social media like Facebook and Twitter, too. Advertise promotions, new items, and discounts on your goods and services. Additionally, you could call your local newspaper or TV station and let them know about your entrepreneurial career. As your business grows, you could add a marketing staff to help you develop proper advertising. . As you gain more success and begin to perfect your recipes, scale your business up. If you have a beverage business, cut deals with local businesses to carry your bottled drinks. If you have a clothing line, bring samples of your work to local clothing shops to see if any would be interested in carrying your clothes. The way you scale up depends on the type of entrepreneurial activity you're engaged in. As you grow, think about: hiring employees or volunteers opening dedicated stores getting additional funding advertising expanding your distribution network including new, related services Don't stop looking for new ways to improve your business, and don't let yourself get trapped into doing things just one way. Take the initial income you earn and put it back into your business in the form of advertising, better equipment, or more raw materials. Alternately, re-invest your earned income into other ventures or businesses. Whatever you do, don't blow your earnings on toys, games, cars, and other goods. Manage your money carefully. Starting a new business requires hours of dedication and sacrifice. Depending on how young you are, you might be juggling school as well as your entrepreneurial activity. No matter what field you're in, though, you should establish a regular work schedule and stick to it. For instance, maybe you'll set aside time each day between 6:00 and 8:00 in the evening to build your enterprise. Think about both your own life and the future of your entrepreneurial activity. Ask yourself each day if you're running your business and living your life in the best way. If every day was like today, what would the cumulative effect be? Would you be happy? Would your actions have a positive impact on others and on the environment in the long term? If you find that your business or your personal life are missing something, be proactive and make positive changes. Remember, success doesn't just mean having a lot of money. It also means having personal fulfillment and satisfaction with who you are. If your initial business idea or organization doesn't pan out, don't be afraid to pull the plug. Alternately, if you find that another business sector or a related industry holds more promise, pursue a new enterprise in that sector. If your business model needs revision, work with your team to shift focus from, for instance, soda to fruit juices. If your business grows too quickly, you might need to downsize by cutting staff, closing unproductive stores, or discontinuing poor products. Stay nimble and always look for new opportunities.
Summary: Hype your business. Scale up gradually Continue investing. Work hard. Plan for the future. Be ready to shift gears.