Article: Just like the before mentioned bath solution, if you have sensitive skin, use something that has a sensitive skin label. You can use a bar of soap or try a liquid body wash. Some soaps are more mild than others, so you may want to research the type you buy to make sure the product will be easy on your skin. When getting clean in the bath, you will want to start with washing your hair. Dunk your head under the water to get your hair completely wet. Then, depending on how much hair you have, put about a quarter size of shampoo in your palm. Lather in the shampoo and massage your scalp. You do not want to scratch your scalp with your nails, instead try using your finger tips. Baths are a great time to take advantage of a deep conditioner treatment that might require anywhere from 5-15 minutes of leave in time. After you put on the hair conditioner, you can wash the rest of your body or just lay and relax as your hair is getting treated. The best way to rinse your hair is to take a cup and fill it with clean water from the faucet. Keep pouring it over your hair with your head tilted back so the shampoo and conditioner doesn't get in your eyes. For optimal relaxation, you will want to spend at least 20 minutes in the bath. Soak in the bath for at least ten minutes to get rid of the dirt and eliminate bacteria. This will open up your pores and soften your skin so you can get a better clean. Keep soaking for several minutes after to make sure everything is cleaned off. While scientists say it is safe to bathe for over an hour as long as the bath isn't too hot, make sure you get out before you get too tired. Falling asleep in the tub could be dangerous and lead to drowning. Exfoliation removes dead skin cells, leaving your skin glowing and smooth. You can start at your shoulders, using circular motions, and then work your way down to your feet. You don't want to scrub your skin too hard because that can cause skin irritation. Gently applying pressure is all you need for a good clean. Select exfoliating cleansers that contain sea salt, sugar, ground almonds, walnuts, seeds or other grainy components. There are many types of tools you can use to exfoliate including an exfoliating cleanser, loofah, pumice stone, body brush or exfoliating gloves. Be extra gentle when exfoliating your face and neck because the skin is extra sensitive in those areas. Don't use a body wash on your face. Use only face washes specifically designed for faces.
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Choose a good shampoo and soap. Start from the top. Leave on the conditioner. Spend enough time in the bath. Use a soft scrub or washcloth to exfoliate your skin.
Article: Needle nose pliers or fencing pliers will work for this. Keep the top half of the hanger to use for the pinata's hook and discard the bottom half. You can also use sturdy craft wire that you cut from a spool yourself and craft the end just like the hook of a hanger. You can cut a thin piece of cardboard from a cereal box or any kind of cardboard box. The cardboard can be any shape, as long as it can be shaped to fit the top part of the pinata. For example, the cardboard from a postal service box will work for this project. Use pliers to bend the tip of the hanger straight to insert it through the cardboard. Then, bend the ends of the hanger over the cardboard. Fold the ends of the wire as flat as possible so they don't poke out. Arrange the goodies in the shape you want and use masking tape to hold them in place. Then, wrap the taped shape with newspaper to get it ready for the application of papier mache. Use masking tape to secure the hanger mount to the top of the pinata at the place where it will be suspended. All of the cardboard's edges should be completely secured to the pinata innards with the masking tape. Bend the tip into a complete circle with enough extra wire at the end to twist around itself. Secure the hook in place by bending the wire around the lower part of the hook as tight as possible. The layers of papier mache you use to create the pinata will secure the cardboard mount inside of the pinata. Make sure not to apply papier mache over the hook itself so it will be exposed. If you want to use something in your yard, like a sturdy tree branch or a ceiling beam, check out the hanging technique in M1. You can also rent a pinata tripod and use the hanging technique in M2!
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Cut a wire hanger in half lengthwise with pliers. Cut out a thin piece of cardboard to use as a mount and bend it into shape. Poke the hanger through the cardboard and fix it in place with pliers. Assemble the inside of your pinata. Attach the cardboard to the top of the pinata shape. Curl the hanger hook into a closed loop using pliers. Build the pinata with papier mache around the cardboard mount. Hang your pinata from a secure place with a rope.
Article: Select a kit that contains at least the Triops eggs, food, and care instructions. You can also find kits that come with a tank, thermometer, or dish for hatching the eggs. Most kits cost between $10 and $20. Out of these 20 eggs, you'll likely only get 1 to 3 Triops. Make sure that the eggs, which are as small as a grain of sand, go into the water and don't accidentally blow away or get stuck on the edge of the aquarium. Most kits come with around 40 to 60 eggs, so you can have 2 to 3 hatching cycles. After you sprinkle the eggs into the water, expect them to hatch between 24 and 96 hours later. Look closely, as newborn Triops are so small, they're almost invisible to the human eye for the first few days. If you're hatching the eggs in the fall or winter when it's colder, it can take an additional 3 to 5 days for the Triops to hatch.
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Buy a Triops kit from a pet store or online retailer. Sprinkle about 20 eggs into the tank. Wait 1 to 4 days for the eggs to hatch.