Especially helpful in treating hair damaged by chlorine, olive oil adds substantial moisture to your hair and almost immediately ups its softness and shininess. Pour a cup of olive oil into a bowl that you can safely microwave, and heat it for 20 seconds. Using a towel to protect your clothing (or while wearing your birthday suit), massage warm oil into your hair a bit at a time. Continue dabbing your fingers into the bowl and coating your hair until every strand is covered. Leave the olive oil in your hair for 30 minutes before shampooing and conditioning as usual. Vinegar is especially effective in increasingly shine and in removing buildup from your hair that may have left behind by pool chemicals. Vinegar will also help diminish chemical smells and even help prevent discoloration of your hair. Make a vinegar treatment by putting 2 cups of cider vinegar into a glass receptacle for which you have a lid. Add 10 drops of an essential oil of your choice and gently shake the glass to mix. Cap the solution and allow it to sit and blend for at least 24 hours. Add a tablespoon of the vinegar mixture to 1 cup of water. Simply rinse pool-damaged hair following your next shampoo and allow the mixture to soak in. A vitamin C and club soda tonic will remove chlorine and other buildups from your hair. Mix a cup of club soda and a cup each of grapefruit, orange, and lemon juices in a spray bottle. If your hair reaches beneath your shoulders, up these ingredients by an 1/8th cup each. Add a drop or two of sage essential oil for your bottle for extra vitality and sheen with your restore. Spray the mixture onto wet hair. (If you just swam, rinse in clean water first.) Comb the spray through your hair until strands are evenly covered. Leave your hair alone for about three minutes before shampooing and conditioning as usual. For supremely damaged hair, repeat this treatment every two to three weeks. You can also purchase the equivalent citrusy product pre-mixed and packaged. Since the protein content of egg is especially high, this will help strengthen your hair shafts and make your mane shiny and silky to the touch. Crack an egg into a bowl and mix it with a fork. Stir in a tablespoon of honey and a tablespoon of plain yogurt. (Stir well!) Massage the mixture into a handful of clean, damp hair. Build a recovery chamber for your hair by covering it all with a plastic shower cap. Allow the mixture to sit in damaged hair for 30 minutes before washing with cool water. Since mayo contains a lot of eggs and a lot of oil, mayonnaise provides the protein that can help strengthen your hair, and the moisture that can help repair a dried out hairdo. Prep your hair for the mayo treatment by wetting it with warm water and wrapping your hair in a towel prior to application. Put about 2 tablespoons of mayo in a bowl and use this to liberally apply mayo directly to your scalp, massaging it in with your fingertips. Working your way from the scalp, coat all of your hair. Wrap your hair in a plastic bag or shower cap and leave the mayo in your hair for 20 minutes before rinsing thoroughly.

Summary: Use olive oil to treat your hair. Try vinegar. Try a vitamin C hair treatment. Give your hair the raw egg treatment. Lather your hair in mayo!

Tap the Slack app icon, which resembles a black "S" on a multicolored background. Doing so opens your main Slack group if you're logged in. If you aren't logged in, enter the name of your Slack channel, your email address, and your login password before proceeding. It's in the top-left corner of the screen. Doing this prompts a pop-out menu with your different channels to appear. Tap the name of the channel you want to archive. This will open the channel. It's a heading at the top of the screen. A menu will appear. This option is near the bottom of the menu. Doing so removes and archives the channel; while you'll still be able to view the channel's content, you won't be able to chat on the channel. On Android, you'll have to tap ARCHIVE when prompted to confirm this decision. If you're the only occupant of the channel, you may need to tap Leave and Archive twice on an iPhone.

Summary: Open Slack. Tap the Slack icon. Select a channel. Tap the channel's name. Tap Archive.

If your friend also has feelings for you, congrats! You've successfully escaped the friend zone. The two of you can now begin moving your relationship forward. Taking things to the next level with a friend can be a wonderfully rewarding experience because it's a given that your personalities are compatible. You're already comfortable around your friend and know that they'll accept you for who you are, and this can make maintaining the relationship much easier. Since you already know your partner's character, habits and insecurities, you can skip the sometimes awkward first stages of getting to know each other and cut right to showering each other with love and affection. It's okay to pace yourselves. Dating a good friend might feel a little strange at first, so give yourself time to adjust as you grow closer. As great as dating one of your best friends can be, it also changes your dynamic. You need to be ready to respect the new boundaries and expectations that arise as your feelings develop. Show your partner that you care for them as more than a friend, and that you take your new relationship roles seriously. Make an effort to put them first rather than treating them like any other friend. You may feel quite comfortable with a close friend becoming your new boyfriend or girlfriend, but that doesn't mean that you shouldn't still treat them with the same consideration that you would in any other relationship. The behavior that you displayed toward each other as friends might need to be altered in order for your relationship to be successful. For example, your partner might expect you to text them when you wake up or before you go to bed. If you've historically been bad at texting, it may make you look insensitive once you've started dating. As a couple, you can keep doing the same kinds of things you used to do together as friends. Go see bands you both like, hang out with mutual friends or agree on a favorite spot to meet for dinner. Your history together as friends will have prepared you for a romance full of fun and excitement and allow you to connect on a much deeper level. You'll be familiar with your partner's likes and dislikes right off the bat. Best of all, the two of you may never run out of things to talk about. One of the best things about transitioning from friendship to dating is that there's a guarantee that the two of you have lots of things in common. This takes the difficulty out of planning dates and thinking of ways to spend time together. Communicate with one another openly and be able to positively resolve issues when they pop up. It can be tempting to vent to your other friends when you get upset, but this can complicate things and put them in an awkward position, as they're so close to both of you. There needs to be a degree of privacy in your new relationship so you can keep your interactions with friends separate from your life as a couple. Sharing too many details about your relationship with your friends could change the way they look at the other person, which is tricky if they're also friends. Fortunately, even arguing will be easier if you've started off as friends, as you'll already know what sets the other person off and how to talk to them when they're upset. If you do need advice about handling a relationship conflict, look to a mentor.
Summary: Enjoy the comfort of dating a friend. Be ready to live up to new expectations. Enjoy your common interests together. Don't involve your mutual friends in your problems.