IN: What happens next?

Towel are seen sitting in a sink and the man shows the proper hand washing tools. He puts his hands under the sink with soap and washes his hand thoroughly. he

OPTIONS:
- washes his hair and his face thoroughly.
- turns on the faucet and lifts his hand up and is seen again.
- shows the proper way to rinse and rinse again after washing by gripping the towel.
- dries his hands and continues talking to the camera how why this is important.

OUT: dries his hands and continues talking to the camera how why this is important.

IN: What happens next?

How to make a school uniform look very stylish like massie block
Hair-massie's hair always looks adorable.
She curls it almost every day, and it's hardly ever straight. It's also very healthy.

OPTIONS:
- Use a salon brand hair care product, and if you can't afford one, use pantene's pro-v system. It makes hair smell good and makes it soft and manageable.
- Don't dye your hair your natural colour-which is the part of the picture above. Just let it be a mature color or even red (and use a colour that you find really cute! No color is necessarily bad! ).
- Lay out your head hair and carefully put it up with a ponytail or hat in the front and all small clips or bands. Makeup-massie usually wears makeups.
- Don't mess up hair! When it's curly or limp, it looks the way my sis says it should. Just when you don't like your hair, curl it.

OUT: Use a salon brand hair care product, and if you can't afford one, use pantene's pro-v system. It makes hair smell good and makes it soft and manageable.

IN: What happens next?

How to painlessly remove a splinter
Examine the splinter.
Use a magnifying glass to examine the splinter. Check how deep it is under your skin.

OPTIONS:
- Run the splinter under warm water in the faucet and pat it dry with a clean cloth. Use tape to gently pull the splinter out.
- Do not drill or use pliers to remove the splinter. If it's larger than a fingernail, find a knife and do it yourself.
- Check it closely for pain and rubbing. If the splinter is still present, it is harmless to you.
- Make a note that the splinter is small and narrow, with a diameter greater than 3 inches (7.6 cm). It is also deep enough to be easily removed with your tweezers.

OUT:
Run the splinter under warm water in the faucet and pat it dry with a clean cloth. Use tape to gently pull the splinter out.