Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use a hydrating shampoo. Space out shampooing your hair. Condition your hair after shampooing. Apply a deep conditioner to your hair. Apply a natural ingredient hair mask.

Answer: There are many different kinds of shampoo on the market, but choose a shampoo that specifically contains moisturizing properties aimed at restoring dry hair. Look for shampoos that are labeled as "hydrating," "moisturizing," or "replenishing." Shampoos that contain oils hydrate hair really well. Some shampoos contain cleansing ingredients such as alcohol and sulfates that can effectively clean your hair, but can also cause your hair to dry out. Try to avoid shampoos that have sulfate ingredients or buy shampoos that specifically are labeled "sulfate free" and "alcohol free." You could also try using a gentle shampoo made for babies. Baby shampoo has a gentle formula that can cleanse your hair without washing away your natural hair oils. Frequent shampooing can wash away the natural oils from your hair that keep your strands moisturized. If you wash your hair every day, try washing your hair every other day, or even every couple of days. This will allow your hair to naturally retain its oils and stay hydrated. If you're concerned about your hair being oily looking, consider using dry shampoo in between your washes. Dry shampoo can liven up the look of your hair without having to shampoo it. Conditioning your hair after you shampoo is an easy way to add extra moisture to your hair. Conditioners, by nature, are meant to add hydration to hair, but look for conditioners that are specially formulated for dry hair. Be sure to focus adding the conditioner to the ends of your hair; the part of your hair that is most likely to be dry and damaged. Using a deep conditioner a few times a month can add even more moisture to your hair. Deep conditioners contain natural ingredients like oils but also contain man-made ingredients like proteins and polymers that help hydrate hair. Before shampooing, add a deep conditioner to your hair, and use your hands and fingertips to completely cover your hair, especially the ends. Leave the deep conditioner on your hair for at least 15 minutes, then rinse out the conditioner. Deep conditioners work especially well for adding shine to previously dull and damaged hair. A hair mask works much in the same way as a deep conditioner. The mask is used to coat the hair for a period of time, adding moisture and nutrients to your strands. Hair masks can be made out of all sorts of natural ingredients like eggs, yogurt, bananas, mayonnaise, avocado, and pumpkin, just to name a few. Coating your hair with different natural oils, butters, and teas can also help hydrate and soften hair.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Don't text while driving or walking. Don't forget the persons around you. Don't use a text to announce important news. Always stay on the side of the law.

Answer: Texting requires your full attention and it is important to keep focused on your initial task. Each day, nine people die in the United States as a result of distracted drivers. Even more people are injured when texting while walking. Use a speech recognition text application if you drive a lot. It will keep you safe. Paying more attention to your smartphone than to the people in the same round is both sad and incredibly rude. Warn your friends or family if you have to text and do so when you aren't in the middle of a conversation. There are times in life when calling is better than texting. If you just had a baby or if a member of your family passed away, make sure to call your relatives. Talking is far more personal and effective in extraordinary times. Texting is usually fun and rewarding but it can also lead to severe cases of abuse. Remember that your interlocutor deserves to be treated with respect. In several countries, the law has changed to punish text stalkers and cases of harassment by mobile phone. If a text conversation becomes heated, put the phone down and go for a walk. It's sometimes better to let things cool down. A text can be used as evidence in a courtroom.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Make a list with the information you need. Define each term and its significance. Transfer your list into hand-written flashcards. Test yourself.

Answer: Make one big list of all the key terms, people and dates that you need to know from your textbook, class notes and any handouts that you may have on the subject. If you are studying American history in the 1930s, for example, you might have a list that includes key terms like "the Dust Bowl" "the Great Depression" "Franklin D. Roosevelt," and "the New Deal," among others. Write your list by hand. Studies show that memorization works best when you write things out by hand vs. on the computer. For each item on your list, you should write two or three sentences that describe what it is and why it is important. If it is a specific date or year, you will want to describe what happened on that date followed by why it is historically significant. For example, December 7, 1941 is the date that Japan bombed Pearl Harbor. Its significance is that this event pushed the United States to enter the war. Take each entry from your list and turn it into a flashcard. Write the key term, name or date on one side, and its definition and significance on the other. Use red ink on a white background, as this has been shown to help with memorization. Index cards are great for making flashcards. It can be useful to cross-list key terms in your definitions so that you can remember how certain people, places, events or dates are related to one another. Begin testing your memory of each term and its definition and significance, checking your answer against the back of the card. When you are able to recite the correct answer, move the card to a separate pile so that you can focus on the ones you do not know. Continue going through the cards in the days and hours before you have a test or a paper due. This way you are more likely to commit the information to your long-term memory.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Know that there are many ways to organize the inside of a dresser. Know that clothes don't have to be stacked. Keep the socks and undergarments in the smaller drawers. Keep the clothes you don't wear often in the bottom drawer. Try organizing your drawers based on occasion. Consider sorting your drawers based on garment type. Consider organizing your drawers based on season. Try sorting your clothes by color. Add some drawer organizers or dividers to store small items or divide up larger drawers.

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This section will give you a few ideas. You don't have to do all of them. Choose the one that you think will be the easiest for you to keep organized. If you have a lot of shirts, you can arrange them horizontally inside your dresser, like in a file cabinet. It is a perfect solution for those who have a ton of shirts and not enough drawer space. This will allow you to see all the shirts you have all at once. Most dressers will have at least two small drawers at the top. These are perfect for small items, such as socks, underwear, and bras. Depending on how many drawers you have, you can devote each one to a separate garment. For example, one drawer could be just for socks, and another one just for underwear, and so forth. If your dresser does not have any small drawers, consider keeping your socks, underwear, and bras in one of the top drawers. Use a drawer divider to keep them separate. You can also store small items, such as camis, tights, underwear, and socks, in a tray that has compartments. Stick the tray in one of your larger drawers. This frees the smaller drawers up for other items, such as electronics, makeup, ties, and so forth. This can include items such as formal shirts, special occasion blouses, and out-of-season items. This drawer won't contains the same items year-round. For example, in the summertime, it may contain heavy, winter sweaters. In the wintertime, it might contain your bright summer dresses or shirts. If you have room in your closet, consider putting your out-of-season clothes onto a shelf. This will free up your bottom drawer for other items you wear more often. This is a great option for those who must wear a uniform to work or school. Keep the shirts on one side and the pants/shirts/shorts on the other. If you'd like, you can also use a drawer divider to keep them separate. Put all of your shirts into one drawers and your pants into another one. You can also keep long pants on one side of the drawer and shorts or Capri's on the other. If you keep all of your shirts in one drawer, consider sorting them by color. Put all of the bluish shirts in one stack and all of the reddish shirts in another. If you have many different colors, then try sorting them into light and dark colors. Keep all of your warm-weather clothes in one drawer and your cool-water clothes in another one. This will make it easier to grab the most suitable shirt and pair of pants in the morning. Having separate color piles can make your dresser appear more organized and visually appealing. For example, you can put all of the white shirts in one pile, and the black shirts in another pile. If you have many different colors, try putting all of the light colors into one pile and the dark colors into another one. This will help keep items from migrating from one side of the drawer to the other. It will also make your dresser drawer look more organized. You can use as many dividers as you want. If you aren't certain how many to use, start with one or two to divide your drawer up into two or four sections. Consider making your own divider. Click here to learn how to make one.