Article: Talk to your doctor before buying and using a spermicide. Tell them about any prescription or nonprescription medications you are using to prevent any possible interactions with other drugs. You should also tell them about other medical issues that might prevent safe spermicide use, such as: A history of Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS) Allergies, irritations, or infections of the genitals Irritation of the vagina or rectum Recent child birth or abortion Spermicide on its own will not protect you from sexually transmitted diseases. For protection against both pregnancy and STDs, use a condom and spermicide at the same time. If you are using cream or jelly spermicide, divide the dose to apply equal parts to the tip of the condom your partner is wearing and the inside of your vagina. Make sure that the spermicide is safe for use with condoms so it won't weaken the latex. Condoms are more effective at protecting against STDs without spermicide but wearing a condom with the product is more effective than not using one. In rare cases, spermicides may cause adverse reactions when used. This may indicate an allergy, which can be dealt with by trying a different spermicide or moving to a new form of birth control. Contact you doctor if you experience: Bloody or cloudy urine Skin rash, redness, or irritation Pain in the lower abdomen Frequent urination Thick, white vaginal discharge
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Visit your doctor to discuss using spermicide. Use spermicide with a condom to prevent STDs. Contact your doctor right away if you notice negative side effects.
Article: A towel wrap is a good system to use if you have long, curly, or thick hair that tends to hold onto moisture for a long time. You can wrap up your hair while you're getting ready for the day, then take it down and style it when it's still a little damp. You'll need a large, soft towel long enough to wrap your hair. You can buy special towels made just for this purpose. Check out a beauty supply store or look online for a good selection.
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Have a large, soft towel ready.
Article: If you're already logged into Instagram, doing so will open your Instagram Home page. If you aren't logged into Instagram, type in your username (or phone number) and password and tap Login. It's in the bottom-center of the screen. You should see this option in the bottom-left corner of the screen. It's the rightmost grey circle on the middle-right side of the screen with two overlapping cubes in it. If you don't see this option, you may need to update your app. You can select up to ten photos. It's in the top-right corner of the screen. If you don't choose a filter, your photos will not be altered. Filters are arranged at the bottom of the screen. Selecting one filter will apply it to all of your photos in this group. It's in the top-right corner of the screen. This option is in the top-right corner of the screen. Doing so will share all of your photos to Instagram at once. You'll be able to view them by swiping left or right over the displayed photo to scroll through the group.
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Open Instagram. Tap +. Tap Library. Tap the "Select Multiple" icon. Tap each photo you wish to upload. Tap Next. Tap a filter if you wish to add one. Tap Next. Tap Share.