In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you use tools like curling irons or straightening irons regularly, the heat will damage your hair over time. Before you use these styling tools, spray a light, even layer of heat-shielding spray over all of your hair. Don't forget the inner layers! You can purchase these products at most drug stores, beauty stores, or online. These products will protect your hair against breakage, frizz, and over-drying. Divide your hair into small sections 12 inches (2.55.1cm) wide, and wrap your hair around the barrel, either from the root or ends of your hair. Start at the roots if you are using a curling wand, or start at the end of your hair if using an iron with a clamp. Hold the hair around the barrel for about 5-10 seconds (until hot), and release your index finger to open the barrel and loosen the curl. Curling irons are best used on medium and long hair, as it can be difficult to wrap short hair around the barrel. Continue making small sections of curls until all of your hair is curly. For best results, make sure your hair is totally dry. Alternatively, try using curling rods to let curls form overnight. Check that your hair is completely dry before removing them. Section off your hair into parts about 2 inches (5.1cm) wide, starting at the crown of your head (mohawk area). Place the roller at the root of your hair, and wrap your hair around it until you reach the end. Repeat this until all your hair is rolled. You can use rollers for short or long hair. If using hot rollers, you first will heat up the rollers and then take out the rollers when they are totally cooled down. For Velcro rollers, first run some styling mousse through your hair and let your hair dry. Use a blowdryer after you roll all your hair to set the curl, then let your hair cool for about 15 minutes before you unroll your hair. If using wet sets, apply the rollers when your hair is wet, and take out the rollers when your hair is thoroughly dry. with a curling product to define your natural curls. Apply a gel, cream, or mousse to all of your hair. Then grab the bottom of your hair with 1 hand and cup your fingers around the ends. Slowly move your hand towards your roots, constricting your fingers around your hair to "scrunch" it. Repeat this for all of your hair. Scrunching your hair helps define your natural curls because you are following the curl's natural shape. Using a blow dryer with a gentle diffuser attachment can also help define your curls. You can do this if you have a light wave or if you have very tight curls. Apply a coin-sized amount of heat-protectant product and then separate your hair into small sections about 0.52 inches (1.35.1cm) wide. Clamp the straightener around your hair at the roots. Slowly move the iron down your hair, smoothing away any waves or curls with the heat. Run the iron back over your hair until it is completely straight. Then, repeat this motion for all sections of your hair. You can use some shining serum or hairspray to finish your hair. Avoid straightening your hair on rainy or humid days, as your hair will not stay straight if exposed to moisture.
Summary: Spray heat-protectant products on your hair if using a styling tool. Create curls with a curling iron if you have straight or wavy hair. Get voluminous curls by using hair rollers on straight or wavy hair. Scrunch your hair Straighten your hair using a flat iron to get rid of curls or waves.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Larvae have soft bodies instead of a hard, outer shell. They have a distinct head from the rest of their body as well as six legs. Their antennae are straight. Termite larvae tend to look extremely similar to worker and nymph termites, except for their size. Larvae are much smaller than workers and nymphs. Termites may resemble ants, but where ants' bodies have a narrow waist, termites' bodies are smooth and straight. Termites also have straight antennae where ants have bent antennae. Termite larvae tend to be white and almost translucent in their color. Keep in mind that older worker and nymph termites also have similar pale coloring, so color alone cannot determine if it is a larva or not. If they have pale, white bodies but darker heads, they may be soldier termites. These are adult termites. If they have a darker color, such as brown or black, they may be booklice or ants instead. If they have wings, they may be reproductive termites. Most termite larvae are less than 1/10 of an inch (2.5 mm) long. In comparison, an adult worker termite is usually around inch (6.4 mm) long. Some reproductive termites, known as alates, can grow to be half an inch (13 mm) large, but if the insect is larger than this, they may not be a termite at all. Termite larvae are about the same size as the eggs they emerge from. These eggs are very small and white. They may be difficult to find, as they are kept deep within the colony. That said, if you find some termites near a pile of eggs, you can compare the size. If they're roughly the same size, you've found larvae.
Summary: Inspect their shape. Examine their color. Measure them.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Drop a pinch of salt to the bottom of a 5 ounce or larger glass bottle. Next, add 3 drops of lavender essential oil and 3 drops of frankincense essential oil. The salt will help disperse the essential oils throughout the toner. If you don't have lavender or frankincense essential oils, you can use 6 drops of your favorite essential oils instead. Just make sure that they aren't oils that irritate your skin. With the salt and essential oils in the glass bottle, pour in 3 ounces (90 ml) of witch hazel and 1 ounce (30 ml) of rose water. Shake the bottle gently to mix all of the ingredients until they are thoroughly combined. The toner doesn't need to be stored in the refrigerator, but it can be very refreshing to chill it during warmer months. If you have sensitive skin, you have to be careful about applying new products to it. To make sure that the toner will work for your skin, test a small amount of it on a small patch of skin, such as behind your ear or along your jaw. Wait 24 to 48 hours to see if you have a reaction. If you don't, you can use the toner freely. After you've washed your face with your normal face wash, wet a cotton pad or ball with the toner. Gently run the cotton all over your face to apply the toner. Follow up with the rest of your usual skincare routine. If you prefer, you can store the toner in a spray bottle and spray on it on your face instead of using the cotton pads or balls.
Summary:
Add the salt and oils to a glass bottle. Mix in the witch hazel and rose water. Test the toner on your skin to see how it reacts. Apply the toner to a cotton ball or pad and run it over the face.