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Get out a silk or satin scarf that's about 30 inches (76cm) square and lay it flat. Take 1 corner of the square and fold it so it meets the opposite corner. The long folded side of the scarf will form the base of a triangle. Feel the scarf and lay the softer side face down before you fold it. This will reduce friction which can cause frizzy hair. Hold both ends of the folded scarf and bring the center of the folded side to the base of your neck. Your hair shouldn't extend below the folded edge. Keep the loose point of the triangle up and over the top of your head. Pull both corners at the folded ends of the scarf along your hairline towards the top of your head. Keep the scarf taut so the long side stays firmly along the nape of your neck. Then, tie the ends into a knot and pull until the knot rests near your forehead. The knot can be tied above or below the top point that hangs over your head. Try both ways and see which feels the most comfortable for you. Remember that your hair should be behind the knot. You'll still have 2 long ends after you've tied them. To keep the remaining ends of the scarf from falling into your face, bring them back down towards the nape of your neck. Tie the ends in place with a firm knot. Ensure that the scarf feels comfortable. If it feels too tight, rewrap it so you don't give yourself a headache. Now that the scarf is secure around your hairline, pull the pointed corner of the scarf down towards your forehead. Ensure that your hair is contained under the scarf and then push the pointed corner under the knot that you made near your forehead. Wrap the corner up and under the knot so it's secure. Skip this step if you'd like to leave your hair looser instead of containing all of it under the scarf. If you have short hair and have kept the point beneath the knot that you tied, you just need to bring the corner up and under.

summary: Fold a square scarf into a triangle. Place the long side of the triangle against the nape of your neck. Bring the ends of the scarf up to the top of your head and tie them. Pull the long ends down to the base of your neck and tie them at the hairline. Tuck the pointed corner of the scarf under the flap.

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This will save you a great deal of embarrassment and unnecessary effort. Don't ask somebody out if they are in a relationship. Not only is it essentially guaranteed that they'll say no, but it is inappropriate, unfair to the person's boyfriend/girlfriend, and reflects poorly on your moral character. Decide beforehand what you will do or say if the person says no. This is especially important if you plan on asking out a friend, as it will reduce the likelihood of damaging the friendship. Being prepared for rejection will help you avoid appearing physically defeated in front of the other person if the answer is no. While you want to prepare yourself for the possibility of rejection, don't let it get in the way of your confidence. Rather, let it build on your confidence by accepting the fact that being rejected isn't the end of the world. This will help you think of a good idea for a date. If this person loves music, find out what kind and invite them to a concert. If they enjoy movies, then invite them to the theater, and so on. If you are too shy to do the asking in person, then consider sending a text, Facebook message, or email. Text messages are a good option if you are too afraid to do the asking in person. This way, you will at least be able to hide your disappointment from the other person. If you have just met the person and don't have their number, you will have to do the asking in person, but don't fret! Doing the asking in person is romantic and can be very rewarding if the person says yes.

summary: Determine whether this person is already in a relationship. Be confident, but prepared for rejection. Find out what they like, if possible. Determine how you want to ask the person out.

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If you're worried about the powder getting picked up by the wind, spreading a wet application over the intended area will help it attach to the plants and ground. Wet applications of the powder are also the best option when you're treating a larger area. For example, if you need to use diatomaceous earth on your entire lawn, using a large spray bottle will allow you to easily spread it. Use a water jug, bucket, or similar container to hold the contents. Pour in 4 tablespoons (59ml) of diatomaceous earth for every gallon (3.8 L) of water. Mix these together thoroughly until the powder dissolves. It's easiest to pour the 4 tablespoons (59ml) into a jug of water, seal the lid on tightly, and then shake the container to get the powder to dissolve. If you only need to apply diatomaceous earth to a specific spot, a small spray bottle is the perfect application option. For spraying bigger areas, trying using a garden pump sprayer filled with the mixture. If you're treating 1 or 2 plants, you might use a small spray bottle. If you're treating a larger area, such as your entire flower bed or garden, you'd want to use a garden pump sprayer. Use your spray bottle or pump to apply a thin layer of diatomaceous earth to all sides of the plants. The plants and other necessary areas should be wet, but not dripping. If you're applying it to leaves, remember to spray the bottom of the leaves as well.
summary: Use wet diatomaceous earth to ensure it sticks to the plants. Mix 4 tablespoons (59ml) of diatomaceous earth with 1 gallon (3.8L) of water. Fill a spray bottle or garden pump sprayer with the mixture. Spray the plants or lawn section with a fine layer of diatomaceous earth.