Q: While it may seem counterintuitive, washing your hair can actually cause excess oil production. One reason is because shampoo strips your head of natural oil, and your scalp reacts by producing still more. Also, certain shampoos and conditioners, especially those containing silicone, can leave your hair with more oil or oil-like-substances. If you're used to washing every day, start cutting back slowly and skip only one hair washing per week. Eventually move up to not washing your hair for two to three days at a time. A gentle cleansing shampoo you will help you to avoid the problem of washing away too much oil. It will also prevent your scalp from producing too much oil. Also, periodically using a shampoo that contains either salicylic acid, selenium sulfide, or ketoconazole will deep cleanse your scalp of hair product build-up, which makes for a healthier scalp and less oily hair. Shampoos with tea tree oils can be useful because they absorb oils. No matter what products you use, you need to make sure that you are rinsing thoroughly. You should rinse for at least 30 seconds, but the longer the better. Keep conditioner away from your scalp, as it can increase oil production. Conditioner is intended to help with the ends of your hair which can become brittle and dry. Look for products specially formulated for oily hair and use them sparingly. In addition to the above steps, you can also try a variety of home remedies that make your hair less oily. Many of them use inexpensive ingredients you probably already have on hand or can easily get from the grocery store, like aloe vera, baking soda, baby powder, and tea. The following are a few easy and useful examples. Vinegar or Lemon Juice rinse: mix 2 tablespoons of white vinegar or the juice of a single lemon with one cup of water. Shampoo your hair, rinse with this mixture, then rinse with tepid water. Beer rinse: alcohol is a drying agent, so try mixing a 1/2 cup of beer with 2 cups of water and rinsing your hair with the mixture after shampooing. Be sure to rinse the mix out of your hair thoroughly afterward so you don't smell like a bar! Oatmeal remedy: prepare oatmeal and allow it to cool, then apply it to your scalp and allow it to sit for 1015 min. Follow with your usual hair care regimen.
A: Wash your hair less often. Use the right shampoo. Rinse thoroughly. Condition the ends only. Use a home remedy.

Q: Flossing ensures that the gel whitens between your teeth. You'll probably pay $35 for whitening strips at a drugstore or supermarket. The strips are made of polyethylene, and peroxide gel adheres to the plastic. You'll see two strips: one for your upper teeth and one for your lower teeth. Avoid whitening strips that contain chlorine dioxide. This chemical, which is the same chemical used to sterilize swimming pools, can cause significant damage to your enamel. It can also be toxic if mixed with your saliva and swallowed. to your teeth. Follow the directions on the package, but most strips can be used for 30 minutes twice per day. Some strips dissolve on contact with saliva and will disappear. Others, you will have to remove and discard. You should notice a difference after about two weeks.
A: Brush your teeth and floss them. Remove the whitening strips from the package. Double-check the ingredients. Apply the strips Rinse your mouth to remove any of the remaining gel. Watch for results.

Q: Oil-based polyurethane in a satin sheen is an excellent all-purpose clear coat that is relatively easy to apply. Purchase this and your foam brush at a hardware or home improvement store. Foam brushes are recommended because they are inexpensive, and you can toss them out when you're done. Natural bristle brushes are also a great choice, although they are more expensive and not disposable. Because the sealer is pretty thin, dripping can be a problem. You definitely don't want any drips to dry on the surface, since this will disturb your smooth finish. Give the coat of sealer about 5 minutes to dry, then examine the surface once more for drips. Smooth out any that you see with your brush. Leave this to cure for 12-24 hours.
A: Use an oil-based polyurethane and a foam or natural bristle brush. Wait for 5 minutes and examine the surface once more for dripping.

Q: If you intend to create a wireless network using your computer's wireless adapter, you'll need to be connected to the network via Ethernet. You can't use the same wireless connection to both connect to your network and create a new hotspot. If you are using a computer without an Ethernet port, such as some laptops, you may need to use a USB Ethernet adapter. If you're using a laptop, you're pretty much guaranteed to have one. If you're using a desktop, you may need to install a wireless card or use a wireless USB adapter. Press Win, type ncpa.cpl, and then press Enter. This will open the Network Connections window. If you have a connection labeled "Wireless Network Connection" or "Wi-Fi," you have a wireless adapter installed. This is a free, open-source program that allows you to easily configure your wireless adapter to become a wireless hotspot. You can download it for free from virtualrouter.codeplex.com. Double-click the downloaded file in your Downloads folder to start the installer. Follow the prompts to install Virtual Router. You can leave the installation settings at their default. Do not download a program called "Virtual Router Plus." This program will install adware during the installation process that you cannot disable. Only download Virtual Router from virtualrouter.codeplex.com. You can find Virtual Router Manager in your Start menu or screen in the All Apps/All Programs section. If everything in Virtual Router is grayed out, you may need to update your network card drivers. Press Win and type devmgmt.msc to open the Device Manager. Expand the "Network adapters" section, then right-click on your wireless adapter. Select "Update Driver Software" and then click "Search automatically for updated driver software." Follow the prompts to install any available updates. This name will be broadcast, and will appear on your mobile device's list of available networks. Make sure it doesn't include any personal information. A password is required in order to create the hotspot. You'll be prompted for this password when you attempt to connect to the new hotspot. If you're connected to your network via Ethernet, this will say either "Ethernet" or "Local Area Connection." This will begin broadcasting your new wireless hotspot, which will share internet from your computer's Ethernet connection. You'll be able to find your new wireless network in the list of available wireless networks on your mobile device. Connect to it just like you would any other wireless network. Android - Open the Settings and and select "Wi-Fi." Tap your new connection and then enter the password. iOS - Tap the Settings app on your Home screen. Tap "Wi-Fi" and then select the new network. Enter the password when prompted.
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Connect your computer to the network via Ethernet. Ensure you have a wireless network adapter installed. Download and install Virtual Router. Start Virtual Router. Enter the name you want to use for your network. Enter the password you want to use for the network. Select the network connection that you are receiving internet from in the "Shared Connection" menu. Click "Start Virtual Router." Connect your wireless device to the new network.