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Create a simple, easy style by gathering your hair onto the top of your head. Secure your hair by wrapping a hair tie around it several times and then separate the hair into 2 equal sections. Lay each section over your shoulders so they frame your face nicely. You may use more than 1 hair tie if you have thick crochet braids. If you have shorter sections of hair in the front of your face, you may pull them out from the ponytail so they frame your face. Gather your hair on the top of your head with your hands, forming a ponytail. Wrap the hair around on the top of the ponytail to create a bun. Slide hair pins into your hair to secure it. You can also wrap a hair tie around the bun several times to secure it. A high bun is a great style for a formal event or a special occasion. Part your hair in the middle from your forehead to the nape of your neck, forming 2 sections. Separate 1 section into 3 smaller sections and loop each section over 1 another, braiding them. Repeat this on the other side, forming 2 braids on either side of your head. Secure the ends of the braids with hair ties. Dab hair oil on the ends of the braids to prevent frizz or flyaways. Start by separating your hair into 2 sections. You should have 1 section that is a horizontal area from the top of your ears to the top of your head, and 1 section that is a horizontal area from the bottom of your ears to the nape of your neck. Take 3 small sections from the top part and do an inside-out French braid along your hairline, adding more hair to each section as you go. If your crochet braids are thick, you can twist each section and then braid them so they stay together. Secure the braid at the other end of your head with hair pins, forming a braid crown. Finish the style by wrapping the bottom section of hair around itself into a bun at the nape of your neck.

summary: Do a high ponytail. Create a high bun. Do side braids. Create a braid crown.

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Get a clean, cotton towel or dish rag and scoop some mayonnaise into the center. Hold the edges of the towel so that the mayo sits at the bottom of the towel and rub it into the fabric with your free hand from the other side. Mayonnaise contains eggs, oil, vinegar, and lemon juice. Most of these ingredients are included in furniture polishes and lacquers because they're good at penetrating wood. The fat in the mayonnaise will absorb the moisture and leave your wood looking clean! If you don't have access to mayonnaise, you can use petroleum jelly instead. Petroleum jelly may leave a weird texture behind after you clean it up though. Mayonnaise should be fine on any kind of wood. It may leave it smelling a little strange afterwards though. Unfold your towel and place the center over the stain. Rub the mayonnaise directly into the stained area using firm, circular strokes. Rub the wood and make sure that you cover each area of the stain. Lift your towel up without wiping the mayonnaise away and throw it in the washer or sink to clean it. One hour is the minimum amount of time that you should leave the mayonnaise on the wood. If you want maximum penetration into the wood or the stain is particularly old, leave the mayonnaise on the surface to let it soak overnight. The smell might be kind of funky if you leave the mayonnaise on overnight, but you won't be damaging the wood. Get a clean cloth or rag and wipe up the mayonnaise. Check the stain to see if it is still there. You can use a damp cloth to wipe up any dried mayonnaise. Just make sure that you wipe the water and moisture off after you do this. If the stain is only partially gone, apply another layer of mayonnaise and repeat the process. If it isn't coming out of the wood, try using a different method to get the stain up. You may need to do this a few times to get the stain completely out.

summary: Scoop 1-2 tablespoons (15-30 grams) of mayonnaise into a clean towel and rub it into the cloth. Rub the mayonnaise directly into the stain for 30-45 seconds. Let the mayonnaise soak into the stain for at least 1 hour. Wipe the mayonnaise up and inspect the stain to see if it's gone. Apply another layer of mayonnaise if the stain isn't gone.

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When styling neon, go with other neutral clothing if you don't want all eyes on you. Choose either light-colored neutrals like khaki and white or dark-colored neutrals like grey, brown, and black. Avoid mixing light and dark-colored neutrals so your outfit doesn't clash. For example, wear a neon pink T-shirt with khaki shorts for an on-the-go look. You can also try a neon green skirt with a white tank top. If you want to add some neon but aren't quite ready for an all-over color, try subtle accents like undershirts, camisoles, or sports bras. This way, you can still have a pop of color without feeling like a highlighter. Neon socks are also a good choice. Choose a neon such as green, yellow, or pink, for instance. Then, wear neutral colors over top to tone it down. If you want a statement shoe, pair your look with a solid-colored flat, a multi-colored sneaker, or a twist on the dress shoe, for instance. Pair your neon shoes with neutral or plain clothes to create a subtle look with a pop of color. For example, you can wear pink flats with black leggings. You can also wear neon heels with a black dress. Put on a simple neon choker or pendant easily add a splash of color. You can also pair neon bangles with a cotton tee and jeans. This is a great way to add subtle neon accents to your look.
summary: Pair your neons with neutrals for a balanced look. Wear a neon undershirt or sports bra for a subtle addition. Wear neon heels, sneakers, or Oxfords for a bright footwear option. Choose neon jewelry for a subtle, colorful accent.