Write an article based on this "Carpool to work. Take the bus. Ride the rails. Walk or bike to work."
article: Ask your coworkers if they would like to start a carpool arrangement. Every member of the carpool can take turns picking up each other and driving to work. This reduces the number of cars on the road while letting you bond with your coworkers. If you can't find people to carpool at work, you might be able to find a group online or through an app, such as Scoop or Rideshare. Some cities may have express lanes that only carpools can use. Not only does this cut down on traffic, but it also gets you to work faster! Check to see if there are any bus stops near your home, work, or major shopping centers. Instead of driving, you can take the bus to get around. You may even be able to buy an unlimited bus pass for a certain amount of time. Many local transits have apps that will tell you when the next bus is coming. They may even locate your nearest bus stop or help you plan a route. If your city has a subway or train, you might consider getting a pass so that you can ride it to work or shopping. Subways can get busy too, so leave a little early so that you can get where you need to go. This is a great option for people who live in suburbs outside of a major city. Walking or riding a bicycle are both great ways of getting to your destination without contributing to traffic. Not only will this take cars off the road, but it will improve your health and help the environment as well! It is also a much cheaper way to get around. If you are riding a bike, obey all traffic laws, and use the bike lanes where you can.

Write an article based on this "Get your hair partially wet. Apply product to your hair after dampening it. Guide your hair backwards to the crown while drying it on low heat. Comb your sides backwards while drying them. Run product through the top of your hair to set it in place."
article: You need to get your hair wet before you can style a pompadour. Take a shower and blot your hair with a towel to get rid of the excess water. You can also choose to run your hands under some water and run your fingers through your hair. Squeeze a quarter-sized dollop of product into your palm. Then, gently rub the product over your hands and spread it evenly through your hair from root to end. This is kind of an old-school look that has become quite popular over the past 5-10 years. It's a great way to make short hair look bigger than it actually is, although it will be hard to pull off if the front of your hair is tapered to be shorter than the top of your head. Plug a hair dryer in and set it to low heat. Run your fingers through your hair and push the front of your hair upwards then back while drying it from the front. Focus on giving the hair height during this step. Once the roots of your locks dry vertically, you can ease the ends of the hair toward the back of your head. Once you've got the top of your hair lifted and pulled to the back, grab a comb or stiff brush. Use the comb or brush to comb your sides backwards. While you're combing, dry your sides with the hair dryer set on low heat. Once your hair dries, scoop up a small amount of styling product in your hand. Rub your hands together to spread it out and then run your fingers lightly through the top of your hair. Adjust the shape of the top of your pompadour to modify your look and set your hair in place. Don't change the overall direction of your hair after you've dried it. You won't be able to add parts or set sections to the side after the hair has dried. Add details or change small elements with a comb if you'd like.

Write an article based on this "Wash your face. Choose an essential oil. Fill a bowl with steaming water. Hold your face over the steam. Repeat this process. Rinse and dry."
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Before you steam clean your face, you need to clean it first. Otherwise, you might cause even more pimples. Wet your face with lukewarm water. With your fingertips, apply cleanser to your face. Rinse your face with lukewarm water. Make sure to remove all the excess cleanser. Pat dry using a clean towel. You can add an acne-fighting essential oil to your steam. This can give your nose some extra cleansing. You can try tea tree oil, orange oil, lavender oil, rosemary oil, or peppermint oil. You may want to use the same oil that is in your cleanser or try a different oil completely. Heat one quart of water until it boils. When the water starts to boil, remove it from the heat. Then, pour the water into a heat proof bowl and add a few drops of your chosen essential oil. If you don't have any essential oils, you can substitute teaspoon of the dried herb for each quart of water. Opening your pores using steam can help clear your skin and help the astringents effectively dry out the pimples on your nose To steam your face, begin by covering your head with a large towel. When the water has cooled a bit but is still steaming, hold your face over the steaming pot. Make sure to stay at least 12 inches (30.5cm) above it. Close your eyes. Remain over the steam for 10 minutes with the towel over your head. This helps open your pores. Never put your face too close to hot water. This can cause scalding and damage blood vessels. After 10 minutes, remove your face from the steam. Cover your face with a cold washcloth. After holding the cold cloth on your face for 30 seconds, return to the steam. Repeat this 3 times, ending with the cold treatment each time. The idea is to contract and expand surface capillaries, which can tone your skin and improve circulation. When you are finished, rinse your face with lukewarm water. Gently pat your face dry without rubbing your skin. Then, apply a non-comedogenic moisturizer to your face. You can do this steam treatment twice a day, in the morning and in the evening, to try to get rid of the acne around your nose.