Article: After you have bleached your hair, you need to decide which color you want to have. The cuticle layers of your hair strands have been disrupted in the bleaching process, which allows hydrogen peroxide (a key ingredient in hair bleach) to penetrate the hair strand and strip out color. Depending on your hair's natural color and how long you left in the bleach, your hair now might be yellow, white or reddish. You can choose a natural color, such as shades of brown, black, red or blond. You might also choose a color like cherry red, blue, purple, pink, and so on. Be sure to consider your work environment when choosing a color; many workplaces consider bright, unnatural hair color to be unprofessional. For more natural color effects, stay within 1-3 shades within your own natural color. Look at your hair in childhood photos. This will help you determine how your hair will react to certain colors. If your hair was a warmer color (honey blonde or similar), your hair will likely react with a warmer color now. Similarly, if your hair was a cooler color (ash blonde, brunette), your hair will likely have cooler undertones when you dye it now. Find a picture of the color you're looking for in a magazine and bring it with you. This will help you convey your vision to your hairdresser. Magazines, Pinterest and social media are all great places to look for photo inspiration. They are experts in how to mix colors, how to integrate highlights and lowlights, and how to achieve the best color. They are trained in the chemistry of these hair dyes and understand how they work together. Your hairdresser may want to administer an allergy test and have you reschedule your appointment for another day. Alternatively, they may have suggestions for milder hair dyes that would be suitable for you. Dyeing your hair can be costly at a hair salon, typically starting at $100 and going up from there. Beauty schools are training grounds for hairdressers and offer inexpensive rates for haircuts and hair treatments. Students in training are overseen by skilled professionals who give advice and fix any errors before they are damaging. The level of the stylist will likely determine the price. In order to keep your hair color vibrant, visit your hairdresser for a touch-up every 6-8 weeks.
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Determine what color you want to dye your hair. Bring in a picture. Ask your hairdresser's opinion. Inform your hairdresser if you have sensitivities to hair color or other chemicals. Consider getting your hair dyed at a beauty school. Make your next appointment.

Problem: Article: If you think you'll be identifying gemstones often, it would be in your best interest to invest in a printed chart or reference manual. When in doubt, look for a book or chart endorsed by the Gemological Institute of America (GIA). If you only need to identify a gemstone on rare occasions, you might be able to manage the task by looking at individual gemstone identification charts online. These charts are much less detailed and less extensive, but they might work in a pinch. The Hiddenite Gems' gemstone identification chart can be used when you know color and hardness. The Gem Select RI chart can be used when you know refractive index and birefringence: http://www.gemselect.com/gem-info/refractive-index.php The American Federation of Mineralogical Societies (AFMS) offers a free Mohs' Scale chart: http://www.amfed.org/t_mohs.htm
Summary: Invest in a gemstone identification chart. Look online for basic charts.

Starfruit, like all citrus fruits, contains acids, so be careful to keep it of your eyes and away from open wounds. After you cut it, wash your hands with hot water and soap to prevent stinging in case you touch your eyes later. Display the starfruit however you see fit, depending on the occasion. All parts of the fruit are edible, so don't waste or throw away any scraps that you would rather eat. Wash your cutting board so that it will be clean and ready for future food preparations. Be sure the counter is clear of any fruit remains, as fruit can rot and smell over time. Starfruit can be used in a vast number of recipes, from starfruit chips to mango-orange sauce. Plan your recipe ahead of time so that you can be sure to account for all ingredients.
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Wash your hands. Place the starfruit in a dish or bowl. Wipe the cutting and counter surface clean. Serve your starfruit.