Q: Most hairstylists are trained in how to properly bleach hair, but some may be more skilled at it than others. Schedule a brief consultation with your hairstylist so you can strategize how you might want to bleach your hair. Ask your hairstylist how often they've bleached hair, how they've handled different types of hair, etc. Also ask for their recommendations on how to handle your hair and how they think your hair will react to the bleaching process. You should also ask if your hair is healthy enough to bleach. Some colorists won't bleach hair that has already been color-treated, because it is such a damaging process. Bleached hair does still have variety in terms of hues. You can choose white hair, white blond, platinum blond, or a few other hues. Bring in a picture of someone with the same shade of hair that you'd like. This will help your hairstylist figure out the best approach to bleaching your hair. The bleaching process is a slow process and does not happen instantly. The hairstylist needs time to wash your hair, mix up the bleach solution, and apply it to your hair. It needs to sit in your hair for a while (30 minutes or so). Then your hairstylist needs to wash it out and dry your hair. You may need to schedule a second session with your hairstylist if you have very dark hair and you want to go white blond. Your hairstylist is also skilled at bleaching highlights into your hair. It is also much easier for another person to do this process, rather than trying to do it yourself. They can see your head from above and can apply bleaching solution evenly over your head. Your hair will be brittle and dry after this treatment and will need deep conditioning to restore some moisture and elasticity. Use a deep conditioner (store-bought or natural) at least once a week, leaving it in your hair for 20-30 minutes and then rinsing it out. Results can be improved by heating up your hair with a hair dryer while the deep conditioner is in place. If you have made your own deep conditioner with food items, check to make sure it hasn't gone bad. If it's been mixed up for longer than a few days (or a week if kept in the refrigerator), throw it away and mix up a new batch.
A: Have a consultation with a trusted hairstylist or colorist. Decide on a hue of bleached hair. Be prepared to spend time in the chair. Take care of your hair.

Q: Even if you are a generous owner and purchase an aquarium that provides space and freedom, a turtle will still need additional room to exercise and play. Remember that turtles are extremely active and, in the wild, cover lots of ground despite their unwieldy bodies. If you plan to let your turtle out of the aquarium to walk around the house, make sure everybody is aware and that you provide some barriers to control the location of their exercise. This avoids any fatal accidents. While in the aquarium, you can place small fish or cuttlebones on top of the water and let your turtle "hunt" these items. The effort your turtle makes to swim and hunt these objects is a great source of exercise. Live insects make tasty and hard to catch as well. Consider feeding your turtle mayflies, caddisflies, beetle larvae, crickets, grasshoppers, mealworms, and waxworms. Earthworms, blackworms, snails, clams, small frogs, and tadpoles are acceptable mollusks, worms, and amphibians to feed your pet turtle. Other natural fish that your turtle would enjoy chasing and eating are young goldfish, red minnows, guppies, and mosquito fish. Some turtles also enjoy playing. Although it is completely okay to pet and play with your turtle keep in mind that turtles are generally a kind of pet that is better to look at than to constantly handle. They will get stressed out. After all, they are not a dog! Consider providing your turtle with an empty shell that they can slide across the floor with or place a small toy raft in their water that they can push along for fun. Train your turtle to eat from your hand. This takes some trust and familiarity but once some connection has been established between you and your turtle, try putting a piece of fruit on your hand. If your turtle enjoys this, then try placing the piece of fruit on your wrist so that you turtle has to crawl up your hand to get it. Try building an obstacle course. Design obstacles out of your turtle's natural habitat stones, sticks, plants, and water pits. Place a treat at the end to provide motivation. Another fun game for your turtle is to "find-the-treat." Hide crickets, worms, or other live insects around your turtle's habitat for it to find. This will give your turtle a challenge with a treat as a reward. Remember that these tricks could take time for your turtle to learn, so be patient. Also, the more difficult the game or the exercise the more stress it will place on your turtle. In other words, it is not a good idea to play these games or exercises on a daily basis.
A: Go outside and play. Provide live fish as a game. Give your turtle toys.

Q: This can be found in the Utilities section of your Application folder. The normal ifconfig command will result in a lot of data displayed that is not necessary and a little confusing. The following command will remove most of the unnecessary stuff and display your internal IP address:ifconfig | grep "inet " | grep -v 127.0.0.1 This command removes the 127.0.0.1 entry, which will always appear regardless of the machine you are using. This is the feedback loop, and can be ignored when looking for the IP address. Your IP address will be displayed next to the "inet" entry.
A: Open the Terminal. Use the ifconfig command. Copy your IP address.

Q: "Supine" means that he's laying down on their back. Ideally, you can find an elevated surface for them to lay on which allows you to stand or sit in a chair at their head. If they lay on the ground, you'll have to bend over quite a bit, and this could hurt your back. . Tie long hair back so it doesn't hang in your partner's face. If they have long hair, sweep it back and over the side of the table or bed so you don't accidentally pull it during the massage. Ask them to either remove their shirt or to wear a top that exposes their chest from the collarbone up. You should provide a towel or blanket if he's uncomfortable with exposing their chest. You can sometimes find massage oils at department stores, but if not, they can be purchased online. Some household oils, like coconut oil, also make wonderful massage oils. Olive oil, almond oil, and sesame oil can work well, but they tend to be heavy and thick. Use smaller amounts of these oils for a massage. Make sure your partner doesn't have any nut allergies before using almond or sesame oil. Work the oil or lotion through your hands by rubbing them together. This warms the product up to make it more comfortable for them.
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Place your partner in the supine position. Choose a massage oil or lotion.