Write an article based on this "Be gentle when drying your hair. Protect your hair before using hot tools. Trim your hair regularly. Rinse out harsh chemicals. Shield your hair from the sun. Incorporate a balanced diet."
article: Rather than intensely rubbing your hair with a towel, or immediately blow drying your hair, consider trying to squeeze most of the water out, then letting your hair air dry. You could also try drying your hair with an old t-shirt, as a t-shirt fabric is gentler to your hair than a towel. Drying your hair roughly with a towel can cause damage to the outer layer of your hair strands. The heat from your styling tools can cause significant damage to your hair, ultimately making your hair dry and brittle. Protect your hair from the heat by adding a protective product to your hair before using your hot tools. Heat protectants can come in sprays, serums, and gel-like formulas. This protective protect will lend a barrier between your hair and the heat from the styling tools. Since the ends of your hair are most likely to be dry and damaged, keep your ends healthy by getting regular hair trims every few of months. Cutting the last inch off from the ends of your hair can help your hair look even and healthy, reduce split ends, and remove the most damaged portion of your hair. Swimming in chlorinated pools and bodies of salt water can significantly dry out your hair. Be sure to rinse your hair after swimming in these water environments so the chemicals don't sit on your hair and suck out the moisture. Consider wearing a swim cap if you are going to be swimming in pools with chlorine, or salty bodies of water. Before going outside to spend the day in the sun, spray a protective sunscreen onto your hair so the sun's intense heat and UV rays don't dry out and damage it. Or, you could try keeping your hair covered with a wide brim hat. Consuming foods that are high in protein, vitamins, and healthy fats is a good way to promote healthy hair from the inside out. Foods like leafy greens, fruits, fish, and wholes grains contain essential fatty acids and vitamins that help to nourish not only your body, but also your hair.

Write an article based on this "Choose waxing if you want a longer-lasting solution. Wait until hair has grown to a quarter of an inch (0.6 cm). Find a wax that is appropriate for facial hair. Wash your face with an exfoliating cleanser to minimize pain. Heat up the wax in the microwave if necessary. Wait the recommended time."
article: Waxing removes the hair from the root, and can give you two or more weeks of hairlessness. It can be painful, however, so visit a beauty salon to have it done for you if you don't think you can do it yourself. Waxing is only effective if the wax can stick to the hairs, so wait until the hairs on your upper lip have grown to a quarter of an inch (0.6 cm). If you aren't willing to let your hairs grow long enough to do this, use another method, such as bleaching. Visit a beauty supply store or drugstore and purchase a home waxing kit. Make sure it specifically states it can be used on facial hair. You can either get spreadable wax or ready-made strips that already have wax applied. The ready-made strips are the tidier option, though they are sometimes less effective. Cleaning out your pores and removing built-up dead skin cells will make it easier for the wax to pull the hair from the follicle. Scrub your face with an exfoliating wash, or use a normal face wash and scrub with a washcloth. Other ways to minimize pain include applying numbing creams, taking a hot shower beforehand, and avoiding caffeine and alcohol on waxing day. Most waxes must be warmed up, but wax strips are sometimes the exception. Place the container of wax in the microwave and heat it for the recommended amount of time. Follow the instructions on your product carefully to avoid overheating it and burning yourself. Follow the product instructions for how long you should leave the wax on. Removing it too early may render it ineffective, and waiting too long is unlikely to make it more effective.

Write an article based on this "Learn how to recognize products that are truly fragrance-free. Scan labels for certain chemicals. Avoid products like scented candles. Be cautious around the holiday season."
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If you have a scent sensitivity, it's a good idea to use lotions, laundry detergents, and other products that are fragrance-free; however, be careful when choosing products. You want to make sure you are getting a product that truly lacks the chemicals that can trigger allergic reactions for people with a scent sensitivity. If a product is labeled "fragrance-free," this means it does not contain any chemicals or compounds known to trigger allergic reactions. If a product is labeled "unscented," it may contain compounds and chemicals that contain potential allergens even if the product itself lacks a smell. Certain chemicals are likely to affect scent sensitivity. When purchasing a product, scan the label for the following chemicals: Acetone Alpha-Pinene Alpha-Terpineol Benzyl Acetate Benzyl Alcohol Benzaldehyde Camphor Ethanol Ethyl Acetate g-Terpinine Limonene Linalool Scented candles are best avoided if you have a scent sensitivity. They often contain chemicals that can trigger an allergic reaction. Do not use scented candles in your home, or air fresheners that contain similar chemicals. If you want to freshen up the smell of your house, try bringing flowers in from outdoors. Natural scents may be less likely to bother your sensitivity. Smells can be a huge problem around the holiday season. Artificial scents and natural scents are present during this time of year. Work on minimizing your exposure to cope. It may be better to use an artificial tree, as pollen from natural trees can cause allergic reactions. Go for a tree that is fragrance-free. If you're invited to parties, politely let the hosts know that you have a scent sensitivity. Inform them what they can do to help, such as avoiding lighting scented candles. Take precautions when going shopping around Christmas, as stores may use a lot of artificial scents during the Christmas season. You may want to bring any medication a doctor has prescribed for your sensitivity with you when shopping.