Problem: Article: Measure the circumference of your head around your hairline, along your center part from your forehead to the nape of your neck, and across the top of your head between your ears. Use these measurements to order the wig, or have a professional take your measurements for you to make sure they're as precise as possible. This will ensure that the wig fits snugly along your hairline, but doesn't squeeze or press on your skin. Style your natural hair in a protective style, such as braids or pin curls, or slick your hair back with gel. Then, place a wig cap over your head. Choose one that's a close match to your skin color to make it look like your scalp. This will prevent any stray hairs from popping through the wig liner. If you're going to be wearing the wig for less than 4 hours, apply small pieces of wig tape around your hairline and behind your ears. This will hold the wig in place so it doesn't shift or fall off while you're wearing it. Opt for shorter pieces rather than long ones, since longer strips can sometimes peel at the ends. You can find wig tape at most cosmetic supply stores, or you can order it online. If you plan to wear your wig for longer than 4 hours, it's best to use wig glue to hold it in place. Dab the glue along your hairline as you're positioning the wig. Then, press down on the hairline to ensure that the glue bonds the wig to your scalp. Wig glue is a gentle adhesive that's safe for use on your skin. When you want to remove it, simply use a cotton swab to dab rubbing alcohol along the hairline and pull the wig away from your head slowly. You can purchase wig glue at most cosmetic supply stores, or you can order it online. When you're securing the wig in place, try to line it up with your natural hairline. Look in the mirror while you're positioning your wig and check to make sure it's not too high or low before you secure it. This will keep the wig looking natural and prevent your forehead from looking too small or large. If you have a receding hairline, you might opt for a wig that has bangs to cover up the area where your natural hairline would be.
Summary: Measure your head accurately to purchase the right wig size. Wear a wig cap to conceal your hair. Use wig tape to secure the wig in place for short-term wear. Apply wig glue along your hairline to position the wig for long-term wear. Align the wig as close as possible to your hairline for a natural look.

Problem: Article: First remove any nail polish you may be wearing so you can better see the extent of the break and proceed in fixing it. The type of nail polish remover you use will depend upon the kind of nail polish you are wearing. For example, if you're wearing really dark polish or glitter, you'll need an acetone remover. Dampen a cotton ball, pad or cloth with the remover and wipe in the direction of the break so it doesn't snag and get worse. A note on acetone nail polish remover: In general, acetone removers should not be used on natural nails because it will dry them out, causing them to break more easily. They also shouldn't be used on acrylics or other types of artificial nails. Use small nail or sewing scissors, if you have them, to cut a piece of scotch tape that is just larger than your nail bed. Now cut that piece into the shape of your nail bed. You might find it easier if you hold the tape with a pair of tweezers. Your shaped piece of tape likely won't be perfect. It's better, in fact, for it to be a bit smaller and not touch your cuticle and the skin on the sides of your nail than for it to be too large. It's also better for it to be a little long and hang over the end of your nail at this point. Using either your fingers or a pair of tweezers, place the piece of shaped tape on your nail bed. Use the pad of another finger to press it into place before gently smoothing it out to get rid of any air bubbles or wrinkles. Using your scissors or a pair of nail clippers, trim off some of the excess tape at the top of your nail. Next use a nail file with a fine grit and file the top lightly, in the direction of the break, to even out the tape with the tip of your nail. Run your fingernail under cool water to get rid of any excess dust or material and pat dry with a clean cloth. This step isn't necessary but recommended, especially if you don't plan to do a more permanent nail repair. Apply 1-2 layers of nail polish, nail strengthening polish or a base coat to the nail. Make sure you wait 2 minutes between applications. If the rest of your nails are painted, paint this nail, too. Nails are dry when you can put them to your lips, and they are cool and no longer sticky or tacky. When you're ready to remove your temporary nail "band-aid," soak a cotton ball in acetone fingernail polish remover, stick your finger in it for about a minute so that it soaks into the tape, pull out your finger and gently peel off the tape in the direction of the break. The scotch tape may come off on its own when you take off your nail polish with an acetone remover.
Summary: Remove any nail polish. Cut and shape a piece of scotch tape. Place the tape on your nail. Tidy up your fingernail tip. Apply a layer of polish. Remove the scotch tape.

Problem: Article: Some of the methods are as follows: Operant conditioning. Operant conditioning includes two types of reinforcement. Positive reinforcement - Most trainers who use positive reinforcement also use "negative punishment", which means they take away something the dog wants to reduce behavior that the trainer doesn't want (for example turning away from a dog who is jumping up for attention). Negative reinforcement - works by rewarding the dog by removing something aversive (like stopping shock, or loosening a tightened choke chain). This is a hard one...think it over. Different animals need different types of reward/acknowledgment. Some ways that you can consider: Hand signals Small flashlight (not a laser light, this is potentially damaging to your animal's eyes). For the purposes of this article, hand signals will be used, but whatever method you select can be used in its place.
Summary:
Choose a training method. Know that the most important part of the training is consistency. With your deaf animal, using operant conditioning, you will need to decide on a signal to signify 'success' or 'yes'.