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Alleviate pain with OTC pain medicine from your local pharmacy or drug store, such as ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin IB) or acetaminophen (Tylenol). Ask your doctor or pharmacist which is the best medicine for you if you have any medical issues, especially if you have liver or kidney problems. Take the medicine as indicated on the bottle or by your doctor. Apply hydrocortisone cream or other corticosteroid cream to the red, swollen area. This can decrease the pain and inflammation in the area. Use it as directed on the label. Reapply it after four hours if you need to. Calamine lotion can help bee stings as much as it helps poison ivy rashes. Dab some onto your sting with a cotton ball. Use it as indicated on the label. Calamine lotion with analgesic (e.g. Caladryl), may be especially effective. Reapply it after four hours if you need to. Take oral antihistamines like diphenhydramine (Benadryl) or chlorphenamine (Chlor-Trimeton). Use it as directed on the label or by your doctor or pharmacist. This can help relieve itching. Antihistamine pills might make you very drowsy. Be sure you know how they affect you before taking them when driving or going to work.

summary: Take over-the-counter pain medicine. Apply hydrocortisone cream. Dab on calamine lotion. Take antihistamine pills if your sting is itchy.

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When visiting a dentist, most will recommend you purchase a sonic electric toothbrush, or a brush that can create thousands of oscillations per minute. These provide a deep, thorough cleaning at a reasonable price, with many models costing under $100. Popular sonic toothbrush brands include Sonicare, ISSA, and Oral-B Pro. While similar in design to sonic brushes, ultrasonic brushes create millions of oscillations per minute instead of thousands. Though typically more expensive than their sonic siblings, coming in at well over $100, they provide the best cleaning possible short of visiting an actual dentist. Popular ultrasonic brands include Smilex, Emmi-dent, and Ultreo. Companies often use the terms sonic and ultrasonic interchangeably, so check the brush's oscillations per minute to make sure it is actually ultrasonic. If you're sick, traveling, or otherwise in need of a cheap, disposable electric toothbrush, try purchasing a basic battery-operated one. Though low-powered, they typically cost only a few dollars, making them a great option for flights, sleepovers, and other times when your normal toothbrush won't be available. If you're getting an electric toothbrush for a child, try buying one themed around their favorite TV show, video game, singer, or cartoon character. These brushes typically cost only a few dollars, meaning you can replace them easily when damaged, and often include timers to make sure the child brushes long enough. These brushes are typically low-intensity, so kids with severe teeth issues may need something more powerful.

summary: Purchase a sonic toothbrush for an inexpensive, dentist-approved option. Get an ultrasonic toothbrush for the best results possible. Buy a cheap electric toothbrush to have something disposable. Grab a themed toothbrush for kids.

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Shampoo strips your scalp of its natural, nourishing oils. When you over shampoo your hair, it becomes dry and lifeless. Those with fine straight hair will need to shampoo their hair more frequently than those with thick straight hair. Fine straight hair becomes oily quick. Apply shampoo 3 to 4 times a week. Use a volumizing shampoo that does not contain any heavy conditioners. Thick straight hair benefits from the presence of your scalp's natural oils. Apply shampoo directly to your scalp 2 to 3 times per week.Purchase a product with natural oils, such as keratin and argan oils. In addition to hydrating your locks, conditioners produce a glossier, healthier mane that is less prone to breakage and damage. The number of times you need to apply conditioner to your hair each week depends upon your hair type. If you have fine straight hair, over-conditioning will weigh down your locks and make it difficult to style your tresses. Apply conditioner sparingly after each time you shampoo. Do not apply any conditioner to your scalp, but from the middle of the hair shaft down to the ends. If you have thick straight hair, the hydrating qualities of conditioners will benefit your locks. Apply a generous amount of conditioner after each shampoo. Do not apply any conditioner to your scalp, but from the middle of the hair shaft down to the ends. Consider conditioning first and shampooing second. Reversing the order of your hair washing routine will transform oily, limp hair into bouncy, vibrant locks. First, nourish it with a rich conditioner. Then, apply shampoo to remove any excess oils and residue. Dry shampoo is ideal for the individual with naturally oily hair. Applying this product in between shampoos will absorb the oils produced by your scalp. Dry shampoo will transform your lifeless tresses into luscious locks in minutes. Begin with dry hair. Spray the dry shampoo onto your roots. Massage the product into your scalp with your fingertips. Brush through your hair to evenly distribute the product.
summary: Shampoo your hair less frequently. Condition your hair according to your hair type. Use dry shampoo between washes.