Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Pour plain yogurt into a bowl. Mix in a raw egg, olive oil, essential oils, and/or honey. Apply the yogurt conditioner to clean, shampooed hair. Let the yogurt conditioner rest in your hair for 15 to 20 minutes. Rinse out thoroughly with warm water. Reapply your yogurt conditioner every other week.

Answer: Yogurt is high in protein and lactic acid, making it a great base for a homemade hair conditioner. To begin, scoop or pour 12 cup (120mL) to 1 cup (240mL) of plain, unflavored yogurt into a bowl, depending on how long and thick your hair is. You can use regular yogurt or Greek yogurt. Make sure that you use unflavored yogurt, as some flavored yogurts contain fruits and/or additives that may be harmful to your hair. To add nutrients to your yogurt conditioner, mix in 1 egg, 1 tablespoon (15mL) of olive oil, about 6 drops of your favorite essential oils, or about 1 tablespoon (15mL) of honey for every 12 cup (120mL) of yogurt. You can mix all of these at once, or just add one or a few of these add-ins depending on your hair type and desired effect. Olive oil and honey can help prevent breakage and promote hair growth, while eggs may help promote healthy growth. Essential oils, such as lavender and peppermint, add nutrients and can help mask any unpleasant smells. Using your hands, apply the yogurt conditioner to your hair little by little, working through one section of hair at a time. Repeat this process until all of your hair is covered and you have used all of the yogurt conditioner. It might be a good idea to wear clothes that you don't mind staining, or you can wrap a towel around your shoulders to protect your clothing. This will give your hair ample time to absorb the nutrients from the yogurt and any add-ins. You can leave your hair uncovered, or you can protect your clothes and surroundings by putting on a shower cap, or by lightly wrapping your hair in a towel. Either in the shower or carefully over the sink, wash the yogurt out of your hair completely. If you have added in olive oil, honey, or an egg, you will likely need use your regular shampoo again in order to fully remove the treatment from your hair. Shampooing may also help you get rid of any lingering dairy smell. Dry and style your hair as usual. For best results, condition your hair with yogurt every other week. You can try out different add-ins to find what works best for your hair.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Spread the word! Guest blog.

Answer: Spreading the word is a very important part of running a blog or website successfully. Get accounts on social media that will promote your blog. For example, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat and Pinterest. Use a program that sends updates to these sites each time that you add a new post to the blog. Use fun, quirky and short lead-ins on these sites to entice people to click on the link and come and read your new posts. Use forums to share blog content. Post information about your website onto other sites or blogs. You can personally tell people about it and tell them to then spread the word, and you can even pass out flyers or business cards. Where possible, try to guest blog on other fashion blogs. This increases your outreach to new readers and gets your blog some exposure that will remain ongoing for as long as that blog exists/leaves your post intact. In turn, invite others to blog on your blog too. The reciprocity of guest blogging opens up lots of possibilities and spreads the word.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Skip the comb-over and the toupee. Go for the counterweight look. Try coloring your hair. Trim your ear and nose hair.

Answer: If you've begun balding, you might be tempted to hide your bald spot by combing your remaining hair over it or by wearing a toupee. Both options are not practical, however, since both are generally very noticeable. Moreover, in your desperation to hide your bald spot, you may actually make yourself look older to those looking at you. A better option is simply to get your hair cut short. Having short hair looks neater and may make your bald spot less noticeable. Moreover, since men of all ages can wear short buzz-cuts, the style itself does not reveal your age. If your facial hair is still growing even after the hair on top of your head has fallen out, you could try maintaining a neatly groomed mustache, beard, or combination style. While a lack of facial hair may have given you a "baby face" when you were younger, maintaining it as you get older can draw the eye away from the top of your head. Additionally, facial hair has a certain ruggedness associated with it. Your body might be wearing down with age, but facial hair can give the opposite impression and make you look as sturdy and strong as ever. Sometimes the beard gets gray before your hair does, if it bothers you too much you can buy over the counter dye kits made especially to dye beards and mustaches where they sell women's hair dye in grocery stores so you can dye it yourself. Just be sure to follow the directions. If you still have plenty of hair but see it turning gray or white, talk to your barber about getting the hair dyed. Aim for a shade close to the natural color you sported in your youth. If your hair has already been gray or white for a long time, you might want to consider going for a salt-and-pepper look, instead, since that could look more natural. Talk to a haircare professional before changing your hair color. Boxed dyes can contain chemicals that may weaken or damage your hair further. If you dye your hair yourself make sure you follow all of the directions for best results. The hair in your ears and nose generally grows faster and longer once you reach your 40s and 50s, so untrimmed hair in these areas is both untidy and a clear sign of age. Trim the hair whenever you can see it sticking out. On a similar note, if you have unruly white hair sticking out from beneath your collar, you should trim that every few days, as well. You could also have the neck hair permanently removed to lessen the hassle of shaving it yourself all the time.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Keep the victim calm. Seek medical attention. Use basic first aid. Be prepared.

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In some cases, you might not be able to avoid a very close encounter with a snake. Unfortunately, snake bites do occur. If you or a friend experience a snake bite, there are several steps you can take to effectively deal with the situation. Make sure that the person who was bitten does not panic. Remaining calm can be difficult, but it will definitely help the situation. If you are bitten, avoid moving around. Restricting your movement will help to reduce the flow of venom. Sometimes you may not be certain if you or your friend were actually bitten. Be familiar with the common symptoms of snake bites. You may see fang marks or swelling at the wound. Fever, dizziness, and weakness are also common symptoms. You need to seek professional help for any snake bite. Even if you think it is minor, call a doctor. Depending on where you are, you may need to call an ambulance. Call 911. The dispatcher might direct you to either take the patient to the nearest clinic or hospital, or they might send an ambulance. Antivenom needs to be administered to snakebite victims. There are different types of antivenom. Try to tell the doctor or operator what type of snake it was. If you don't know, try to describe its appearance. You can also call the National Poison Control Center at 1-800-222-1222. They can offer advice on treatment and are available 24/7. You should seek medical assistance for any snake bite, no matter the severity. If you can't immediately get the victim to a treatment facility, you can use basic first aid. Remove any rings, jewelry, or clothing around the area. This will help prevent swelling. Gently clean the wound with water and a clean cloth. Do not flush the wound with water. Wrap the wounded limb with compression bandages. Apply these bandages as you would to a sprained ankle, wrapping firmly but not too tight. Keep wrapping the bandages about 4 inches above the wound. Do not apply a tourniquet. Do not try to suck the venom out by mouth. Know that anytime you are spending time in the outdoors you could encounter a snake. This is especially true during the warm summer months. If you are going camping or hiking, be prepared for snakes. Bring a first aid kit with you. If you are hiking or camping, you should have basic supplies. Your kit should include compression bandages, antibiotic ointment, and gauze. You should also pack a pamphlet with first aid guidelines. Take plenty of bottled water with you. You can use it to hydrate a snake bite victim, and clean wounds. Carry a cell phone. You will need it to call for help if you or a companion is bitten by any snake.