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Apple cider vinegar helps balance the pH level of your scalp. To use this method, mix 2 tablespoons of apple cider vinegar in one cup of water. After washing your hair, pour the apple cider vinegar and water mix over your hair, and rinse out after 3-5 minutes. Rinse with cold water. You can do this up to 3 times a week. Squeeze the juice from two lemons, and mix with two cups of water. Massage the lemon and water mixture on your hair for 3-5 minutes, then rinse your hair with warm water. Repeat 3 times a week. Keep in mind that this could cause your hair to become lighter. Mix 1 teaspoon of aloe vera gel, one tablespoon of lemon juice, and one cup of your shampoo. Wash your hair with the mixture, allowing the shampoo to sit for 3 minutes. Then, rinse with warm water. Repeat this method up to a few times a week. If you don't use the whole shampoo mixture, store it in the fridge for up to a week. Mix one part baking soda in three parts water to make a paste for your hair. Longer hair will require more paste. Rub the paste into damp hair and leave it on for 5 minutes. Then, wash your hair with warm water. Repeat this method twice a week.

summary: Rinse hair with apple cider vinegar. Massage hair with lemon juice. Wash hair with homemade aloe vera shampoo. Make a hair mask with baking soda and water.

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If you are still in the Google PlayStore, simply tap on Open where the Install button used to be. Otherwise navigate to your app drawer, locate the Power Toggle application, and tap on it directly. This is listed under the Widgets category. This switch should be on the upper-right side of the screen. You should now see your new Quick Settings Toggles.

summary: Open the app after it finishes installing. Go to Notification. Turn it ON. Slide down your notification drawer.

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Advanced damage to autonomic nerves in your feet will likely cause you to sweat less, so there will be less moisture in the skin (which become dry, scaly and/or flaky) and toenails (which become brittle). You may notice your toenails start to crumble and look similar to a fungal infection. If there is concomitant arterial disease caused by diabetes, lower leg skin can turn dark brown due to lack of blood flow. In addition to color changes, the texture of the skin may change, often looking smoother and shinier than before. Ulceration of the skin on the feet is a consequence of advanced sensory nerve damage. Initially, neuropathic ulcers can be painful, but as sensory nerve damage progresses, the ability of the nerves to transmit pain is dramatically reduced. Repeated injury can result in multiple ulcer formation that you may not even notice. Neuropathic ulcers usually develop on the bottoms of feet, especially in those who constantly walk around barefoot. The presence of ulcers increases the risk of infection and gangrene (tissue death). Completely losing all sensation in your feet is a very dire situation and never considered normal. Not being able to feel the sensations of touch, vibration or pain makes it difficult to walk and puts you in danger of foot trauma leading to infection. In advanced stages of the disease, the muscles of the feet may become paralyzed, making walking without assistance nearly impossible. Loss of pain and temperature sensation may lead to carelessness about accidental burns and cuts. You may be unaware that you're injuring your feet. Complete lack of coordination and balance puts you at risk for leg, hip and pelvis fractures due to falling.
summary: Take note of skin and toenail changes. Look for ulcer formation. Beware of complete lack of sensation.