SLS stands for sodium lauryl sulfate which is too harsh for curly hair and can cause frizz. It is the key ingredient in most shampoos and detergents. Choose shampoos that use natural oils as alternatives. If you do not use the right conditioner with an SLS shampoo, it may lift your hair from its cuticle. Natural oils can help strengthen your hair and keep it shiny. Shampoo without SLS may not produce a rich lather but may add both bounce and gloss to your curls as well as help maintain your hair color. Products with high Alcohol content tend to create crunchy curls as they suck the moisture out of your hair and can even lead to breakage. Use water-soluble gels as an alternative. They should not feel sticky to the touch. You may also use aerated mousses or foams. Aerated foams and mousses will resemble beaten white foam once dispensed. Any product that provides lift and hold usually contain alcohol. While gels and mousses tend to contain a significant amount of alcohol, hairspray usually contains the most. Pair a conditioner with a shampoo designed for dry or damaged hair. Curly hair is prone to damage and getting dried out. There is a greater tendency for damage if your hair is dyed. Use products with natural oils like coconut, jojoba, or other natural oils. Even if the label does not state that the product is for curly hair but states that it is for damaged hair, their formulas may be quite similar. The right product for curly hair may not necessarily be labeled as such. Create your own natural conditioner using a cup of homemade mayonnaise at room temperature. Stir ingredients together and apply through your hair, applying liberally through the tips. There should be enough for 2 treatments depending on your hair length. Apply the treatment immediately after making it to allow the fats and oil to penetrate down through the hair follicles. Wash it out with cold water to more easily remove it. You may make your own mayonnaise using cup olive oil + 3 egg yolks. Do not refrigerate as the formula works best at room temperature. However, do not let the conditioner sit for more than a few hours.

Summary: Pick SLS-free shampoo. Read the labels to ensure you limit the use of alcohol. Use the right conditioner. Make your own deep conditioner.

You should search for online pet supply stores that specialize in jellyfish and offer a money back guarantee. Most jellyfish supply stores offer moon jellyfish or blue blubber jellyfish, though you can find other varieties for your tank. The jellyfish will be shipped to you alive in plastic bags. Alternatively, you can buy jellyfish in person at a pet supply store. Talk to a sales associate to ensure they are knowledgeable about the jellyfish they are selling. You want to buy jellyfish that are floating and moving in a tank already, with bright, healthy looking tentacles. Often, pet supply stores will have a specialty area for jellyfish and other sea animals. A species of jellyfish called moon jellyfish do best in home aquariums. Moon jellyfish are seasonal animals and usually live between 6 to 12 months. Your jellyfish tank is a closed system, so you do not want to crowd the tank with too many jellyfish or jellyfish that are various sizes. The larger jellyfish will end up outgrowing the smaller jellies and over power them. The smaller jellies will then shrink in size and not fare as well as the bigger jellies. You should also only buy one species of jellyfish for your tank. For example, you may decide to have only moon jellyfish in your tank or only blue blubber jellyfish in your tank. Most jellyfish species do better with the same species in one tank. Your jellyfish will come in clear plastic bags. You should start by making sure the tank has been cycled completely and has healthy nitrate levels. You will then need about twenty minutes per bag of jellyfish to acclimate your new pets to their tank. Place the sealed bag of jellies on the surface of your tank for 10 minutes. This will help bring the water in the bag to the same temperature as the tank water. After 10 minutes, open the bag and remove half of the water with a clean cup. Then, add tank water to the bag, making sure the amount of tank water is equal to the bag water you removed. After another 10 minutes, you can slowly release your jelly into your tank. Use an aquarium net to gently release them. Do not pour them out into the tank as this can shock them. It may take your jellyfish a few hours to acclimate to their new home. Once they are comfortable, they will pulse and move in the tank, usually about three to four times every minute. You should observe your jellyfish over the next few days to ensure they appear to be moving and pulsing comfortably in your tank. If your jellyfish appears to have turned inside, a process known as eversion, your water temperature may be off. Jellyfish should be kept in water temperatures of 24 degrees Celsius to 28 degrees Celsius. You may need to adjust your water temperature and test your water again to ensure it has the proper ammonia, nitrite, and nitrate levels.

Summary: Buy jellyfish from a reliable pet supply store. Look for jellyfish that are around the same diameter and size. Acclimate your jellyfish to your tank slowly. Check that your jellyfish are pulsing and moving in the tank.

Bronchodilators are fast-acting medications that are usually reserved for asthma emergencies. However, they can also be given each day to cats that take daily steroids. Your vet will determine if your cat needs a bronchodilator every day or just on an 'as needed' basis. Long-acting bronchodilators, which last up to 12 hours, can be given daily for cats that need more daily control of their asthma. Emergency bronchodilators last about two to four hours. Like steroids, bronchodilators can be inhaled, injected, or given orally. The inhaled bronchodilator, called albuterol, is very effective for emergency asthma flare-ups. Terbutaline, which is another bronchodilator, can be injected. Terbutaline can also be given orally as a syrup, but can make a cat act a little spacey. An inhaled bronchodilator is given in the same way as an inhaled steroid. Bronchodilators are usually not prescribed as the only asthma treatment because they don't reduce airway inflammation. Bronchodilators work quickly to open up the airways. Albuterol can open up a cat's airways in about 5 to 10 minutes. The longer-acting bronchodilators take about 15 to 30 minutes to have an effect.
Summary: Determine how often to give a bronchodilator. Give the bronchodilator as prescribed. Wait for an effect.