In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Find a hair stylist that is experienced with dreadlocks and other natural hairstyles, and don't be afraid to ask them questions about your hair. If you are looking to get dreadlocks or maintain the ones you have, make an appointment with a stylist and explain what you want to do with your hair. A "locktician" is a hair stylist who specializes in dreadlocks. They might do only dreadlocks or a variety of different natural hair styles. as needed when they begin to loosen. Depending on your hair, your dreadlocks might naturally untwist as they grow. If you know how to tighten dreadlocks, you can do it yourself by rolling or wrapping them in whichever method you prefer. However, if you're new to dreadlocks, visit your locktician for twisting and tightening to maintain your locks. Twisting your locks too frequently can cause them to grow in thin and can make your hair break. If you're inexperienced with dreadlocks, ask your locktician about how often they recommend twisting. Never twist your dreadlocks when they're dry, which can cause the hair to break. Dreadlocks can sometimes look frizzy due to a lack of moisture or frequent re-twisting. When your hair is dry, spray on a light moisturizer and work it into your dreads with your fingers before styling your hair. You can use spray-on moisturizers every day as long as you're washing your hair weekly to remove buildup. If you aren't washing your dreadlocks frequently, try to avoid using excess products. Make an appointment with your locktician for a moisturizing treatment that is formulated for people with dreadlocks. This will restore moisture to your hair without making your dreadlocks untwist or dirty. If you have naturally oily hair, you may be able wait 3 months in between treatments. However, it's important to maintain your scalp health to ensure that your hair is strong and healthy. While you're sleeping, your pillowcase can pull or tug on your dreadlocks, causing the hair to break. Pull your hair into a ponytail or bun, and fasten a silk scarf around your dreadlocks. The silk will slide smoothly across your pillowcase and won't pull on your hair. There are also special wraps you can buy that are made specifically for dreadlocks. You can order them online or buy them at the beauty supply store. when they feel too heavy or unruly. Depending on your hair type, dreadlocks can become heavy and cause stress on your roots and scalp as they get longer. When you feel like your locks are too long, visit your loctician to have the dreads cut off or combed out. Removing dreadlocks by combing them out requires a lot of patience and can be slightly painful due to the tugging. However, it's a great option if you want to keep your hair long. In general, you can keep dreadlocks as long as you want, but be sure to check with your hairstylist regularly to ensure that your hair is healthy.
Summary: Visit a hair stylist, or loctician, for advice on keeping your hair healthy. Retwist your dreadlocks Use a spray-on moisturizer as needed to keep your locks shiny and smooth. Do a hot oil treatment every 1-2 months to rehydrate your scalp. Sleep with a silk scarf on your hair to protect it from damage. Remove your dreadlocks

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Newton's first law tells us that any object in motion will continue to move in the same direction at the same speed unless another force acts on it to change its motion. If an object is stationary, it will remain stationary. This first law is sometimes referred to as the law of inertia. This law states that an object moves with a constant velocity (speed and direction) unless there is a nonzero (unbalanced) net force acting on it. An object that is not moving has a net force of zero acting on it. As the force acting on an object increases, the acceleration of the object increases. Force alone does not determine the acceleration of an object; the object's mass also plays a critical role. The larger the mass of an object, the slower it will accelerate. This relationship can be explained using the formula F = ma where "F" is the force acting on the object, "m" is the mass of the object, and "a" is the acceleration of the object. Another way to think about this law is that an object will not accelerate unless there is an unbalanced (or net) force acting on it. The third law states that every action has an equal and opposite reaction. When a force acts on an object, there is a force of the exact same magnitude that pushes back in the opposite direction to the original force. For example, when you sit down on a bench, you are exerting a downward force on the bench, but the bench is exerting an equal upward force on you. This law states that all forces come in pairs. Conservation of energy states that "energy can be neither created nor destroyed." In other words, energy remains constant in an isolated system. The same goes for momentum and angular momentum: in an isolated system momentum and angular momentum remain constant. It's important to note that an isolated system is one in which there are no outside forces acting on it. In reality, an isolated system doesn't really exist, but it is a useful model to describe the basic principles of the physical laws of nature.
Summary: Define Newton's first law of motion. Understand Newton's second law of motion. Learn Newton's third law of motion. Know the laws of conservation of energy, momentum, and angular momentum.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Clear your work area and wash a ripe papaya and cucumber to remove bacteria or dirt from the skins of both. You will also need to break out your blender or borrow one from a friend. You'll need it to puree your ingredients into a fine paste. Your total supplies include: Papaya (ripe) Banana Cucumber Bowl (for brightening mixture) Knife Blender You should cut your ingredients into the proper proportions, first. Remove the meat of the banana from its encasing skin and divide it in half. Then quarter your papaya and cucumber with a knife. Add all three ingredients to your blender. Banana and papaya both have skin fortifying and disinfecting properties that will cleanse your skin and leave it glowing. Use circular motions to massage a thick layer of your mixture onto your skin. You will want to allow time for the nutrients in your mask to infuse with and impart health benefits to your skin. Papaya has special enzymes in it that exfoliate your skin, and this can leave your skin brighter as a result! Wait for 15 minutes before using warm water to rinse your mixture from your face. Your warm water rinse should have flushed most of your masque from your skin, now you should rinse one more time with cold water. This will take off any residual mixture that's still on your skin and close your pores to prevent blockages. Dry your face by patting it dry. Rubbing might cause irritation, or can rub off fibers onto your face.
Summary:
Gather your ingredients and a blender. Add the ingredients to your blender. Massage the mixture into your face. Rinse your face after allowing your mixture to set. Remove any remaining mixture and close your pores.