Problem: Article: Shampoo and condition your hair as you normally would, rinse your hair thoroughly, then blow dry it or let it air-dry. Avoid adding any styling products, since you want your hair to be squeaky clean without anything coating the hair shaft. Chalk adheres best to "naked" hair. The oils and waxes from styling products will create a barrier between your hair and the chalk, which affects the vibrancy of your results. Put on an old T-shirt and cover your work surface with a towel before you start working with the chalk. This dip-dyed look typically lasts 1 day and will probably fade a little as the day progresses, especially if you're spending time outside. The chalk should easily wash out of your hair with water and a little shampoo later that evening. If you have platinum blonde hair, it may take 2-4 shampoos to completely remove the color. Since chalk tends to dry out hair, follow up with a deep conditioner or hair mask to restore some of your hair's moisture and shine.
Summary: Wash and dry your hair without adding any styling products to it. Shampoo your hair to remove the chalk color.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Before you begin on this project, set yourself up in a great workspace. Locate a space with lots of natural light or strong artificial lighting. Make sure your workspace has a large flat surface and enough room from all of the necessary materials and tools for this project. To create a knife sheath, you will need to collect the following materials: 8 or 9 ounce leather Graph paper Cardstock or cardboard Masking tape Leather dye Waxed thread Neatsfoot oil To create a knife sheath, you will need to collect the following toos: Pencil Ruler Scissors Thin bladed utility knife Compass Awl (a sharp pointed tool used to puncture leather) Overstitch wheel (a wheel with sharp points used to mark even stitching holes) Drill and 1/16 inch bit Wood rasp (a file used to shape and eliminate wood) Belt sander Two needles Spray bottle filled with water Contact cement glue Dauber (a stick with a cotton ball attached to one end that is used to apply dye) 220 grit sandpaper fine sandpaper Clean rags

SUMMARY: Find and prepare your workspace. Gather your materials. Gather your tools.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Before you use the banana peel, you want to make sure that your skin is free from dirt and oils. Use a mild cleanser to clean the affected area, then rinse with cool water. Pat the skin dry with a soft clean towel. Don't scrub or rub your skin too harshly. This will inflame your skin and could make acne worse. You'll want to pick out a banana that is ripe. It should be yellow with black spots. Avoid bananas that are under-ripe (bright yellow with green tips) or over-ripe (greasy and black). Using a ripe banana will also make it easier to wipe over the acne-affected area. Remove the banana from its peel. You won't need to use it to treat acne, so eat it or save it for treating another skin issue. Cut the peel so that it's easy to hold a chunk in your hand. Banana peels contain vitamins A, B, C, E, and contain potassium, zinc, iron, and manganese. These nutrients can calm inflamed skin and and reduce acne outbreaks. Use the interior part of the peel that appears white. Take the chunk of banana peel and gently rub or massage your skin with it for about 10 minutes. Every few minutes, you should check to see if the peel is still white inside. Once it's turned black, replace it with another piece and continue massaging your skin. Don't immediately wash your face once you've finished massaging it with the banana peel. If you can, wait until the end of the day to rinse your skin off with cool water. This will allow your skin to absorb the banana peel's nutrients. If you can't wait until the end of the day to wash your face, try rubbing the peel on your face before you go to bed. In the morning, rinse your face with clean water. While you only need to rub your face with the banana peel once during the day, you should do this for several days in a row. After a few days, you may notice your acne begin to clear up or at least appear less red. If you notice your skin becomes extremely irritated after using the banana peel, stop using it and give your skin a chance to rest. Consider seeing a dermatologist if your acne continues or gets worse.
Summary:
Wash your skin. Select your banana. Prepare the peel. Rub the banana peel over your skin. Let your skin rest. Continue to treat your skin with banana peels.