Use a comb to separate your bangs from the rest of your hair. Tie it back from your face with a hair clip or an elastic band so you can concentrate on styling your bangs without the rest of the hair getting in the way. This style looks best on straight hair or hair that's layered. You can either style them right when you get out of the shower or use a spray bottle filled with water to wet them thoroughly. Pat away the extra moisture with a towel.
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One-sentence summary -- Pull back your hair. Wet your bangs. Finished.

It may seem like too much to rinse and dry down your tub, but it will prevent you from having to do deep cleanings often on it. Rinse down and dry your tub after every use to prevent soap scum buildup. Acidic cleaners like scouring powders or white vinegar shouldn't be used on a porcelain enamel finish because it can discolor and damage it. In addition to the cleaner itself, refrain from using rough cleaning tools like steel wool because it can scratch your tub and ruin its finish. A clogged drain means your tub is more likely to get soap scum build up or stuck-on grime. Check your drain often for blockages, and take quick action if your drain seems to have a clog. You might use a drain catch to collect hair and other debris during a shower. This can prevent a clog.
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One-sentence summary -- Rinse and dry down the interior of your tub after each use. Do not use abrasive cleaners or cleaning materials. Keep your drain clear and in good working order.

In some cases, an increase in vitamin E may minimize or hide the severity of the symptoms of Wobbly Hedgehog Syndrome. However, vitamin E will not slow down the disease. Strive to feed your hedgehog a diet rich in vitamin E, but keep in mind that this is only a temporary measure to help your hedgehog. Provide vitamin E rich foods, such as sunflower seeds, almonds, pine nuts, kiwi, and mangoes. Talk to your vet about introducing a vitamin E supplement into your hedgehog's diet. Some vets may recommend a supplement to slow the symptoms of Wobbly Hedgehog Syndrome. A warm atmosphere will keep your hedgehog comfortable as symptoms progress. Keep your hedgehog in a warm area of your home, free from drafts and cold air. Provide extra bedding and blankets so your hedgehog can stay warm. Wobbly Hedgehog Syndrome can make it difficult to access food and water. Keep food and water in easy-to-reach places in your hedgehog's cage. If your hedgehog tends to sleep in a particular area of the cage, keep its food and water there so it can eat and drink without moving too much. Hedgehogs with Wobbly Hedgehog Syndrome have a reduced ability to groom themselves. They also get messy easier due to tremors. Clean your hedgehog more frequently to help it stay comfortable. Wash your hedgehog in a sink or tub filled with two to four inches of warm water. Rub a dime-sized dollop of baby shampoo over your hedgehog's back, belly, and feet and then rinse your hedgehog with clean water. When you're done bathing your hedgehog, gently pat it dry with a clean, dry towel. If your hedgehog has trouble getting up or is constantly laying down, then he may get bedsores. These will require treatment. You may also be able to minimize sores and rashes by keeping your hedgehog clean and dry.
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One-sentence summary -- Up your hedgehog's vitamin E intake. Keep your hedgehog warm. Make sure food and water are within reach. Clean your hedgehog more frequently.

The best time to pick your flowers is in the morning after the dew has evaporated. This is when they will be the most fresh. Pressed flower buds are lovely, as are flowers which are fully bloomed. Try to pick flowers in a variety of stages for a natural look. Other flowers that press well include single-petal roses, Cosmos, California poppy, and Queen Anne's Lace. Flowers with bulky blooms, like roses or carnations, take much longer to dry and don't look as nice when they're pressed. You may want to hang them to dry them instead. Some flowers, like lilies, have stamens which protrude from the petals. Remove these before you press the flower or the stamen will leave a stain on the dried petals. If you're going to display your flowers in a frame, you can add other natural touches by drying leaves, grasses, herbs, and ferns in your press.
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Pick flowers when they are dry. Harvest flowers when they are about to open or just before their peak. Select flowers with naturally flat blooms, like violets and daisies. Remove any obvious stamens from your flowers. Press leaves, ferns, and grasses if you want to accent your flowers.