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Author: preetham
Author: preetham

Need to pull your hair back? DONT go for a plain rubber band. They will rip your hair! To avoid damage, first wrap the place you want to tie you hair with a few straps of string or even plastic Saran wrap. Once your hair is protected, then you can loosely put a rubber band over it. If you dont have string or Saran wrap, Id suggest coating the rubber band in lotion so that it is more slippery over the hair particles. You can either leave as is, or stick a pen in it for extra hold (and pizazz!)Your do look great this morning and is now falling flat? The main things youll need are a hand dryer (found in bathroom) and some water. First, take a paper towel and wet it. Run the wet towel through the roots of the hair, avoiding the ends. Dont drench it, just make it moist. Concentrate on the front and top sections. Then put your head under a hand dryer and dry it. Better yet, if you can turn the dryer nozzle to face up, just lean back and let it blow your hair up. This will add volume and movement. Once dry, flip you head over and give it a shake by tossing your head. Avoid touching your hair, as the oils from your hands will only weigh it down. Skin: Toiletpaper_max200w

One-Ply TP = Shine Eraser Oily face? Take ONE-ply of toilet paper and press against skin. Dont wipe, as that will just transfer the oil rather than absorb it. For an oily face, what works great is a toilet seat cover. The material is similar to that of pricey facial oil-blotting sheets. TRY IT! It wont smear makeup. Katie W, California Stinky armpits? First, stick some facial tissue into your armpits to absorb any smelly perspiration. (Its a plus if they are the fancy anti-bacterial tissues, as those will kill the stinky germs.) Next grab a bottle of Febreeze (air freshener will do, but Febreeze has proved better) and go to a bathroom stall. Take off your top and hang it up on a hook or door. Next, spray the armpits of your top with Febreeze. No, we are not kidding. It is your choice smelly pits or odor absorbed freshness? (Use care with delicate or special items as the Febreeze may damage some fabrics. However, it is made to be sprayed all over every item in your house, so it should be okay. Do a spot test if you are nervous.)About the Author:

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