Problem: A man is standing and talking. The man then begins fluffing a woman's hair. the man OPTIONS:
- holds a bottle to the camera and begins styling the woman's hair.
- seems to be in deep conversation and suddenly walks away, another woman follows after him.
- then spikes and makes a mustache.
- then shaves the woman's long hair.

Answer: holds a bottle to the camera and begins styling the woman's hair.

Problem: How to buy microfiber sheets
Consider whether microfiber has the right feel for you.
If you can, test out other fabric types to determine which you prefer. Microfiber is generally not as soft as cotton or silk. OPTIONS:
- Other textiles are also better than microfiber for moderating temperature. Cotton is very breathable, keeping you cool during the summer and warm during the winter.
- Soft cotton sheets are stiffer, so they will feel extra soft. They also absorb excess air, and these will be a great choice for dry-peeling sheets.
- Be aware that microfiber is somewhat prone to leaking. If your bathroom leaks, do not use any chemical cleaners with microfiber because this will usually cause the product to leak.
- Therefore, because it is soft to the touch, it is a great choice for someone with sensitive skin. If you like a mild brand, microfiber is not recommended for those with sensitive skin.

Answer: Other textiles are also better than microfiber for moderating temperature. Cotton is very breathable, keeping you cool during the summer and warm during the winter.

Problem: How to put in contact lenses
Care for your contact lenses properly, whenever they're not in use.
This basically means two things :
Always store your contacts in contact lens solution, unless you're wearing daily disposable lenses. Contact lens solution helps to clean, rinse, and disinfect your lenses. OPTIONS:
- This helps prevent dirt, stains, and other debris from collecting and ruining the lenses. The contact lenses cure best in a clean environment.
- If you are wearing disposable lenses, make sure to store them in a clean, dry, resealable container. Wash your lenses weekly, whenever you're wearing them.
- Keep your lenses in contact lenses solution and rinse any drops off before they touch the lenses. This will ensure that you prevent germs from contaminating your contact lenses.
- Dispose of your contact lenses by the recommended date. Most lenses fall into one of three categories: dispose daily, dispose semi-weekly, or dispose monthly.
Answer: Dispose of your contact lenses by the recommended date. Most lenses fall into one of three categories: dispose daily, dispose semi-weekly, or dispose monthly.