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Two headbands tied together for a looser fit.

Combining Dollar Tree HeadbandsI went to the local dollar tree and get 4 nice wide headbands. But, they were just a bit too tight. In fact, they hurt my ears. So today I fixed them by cutting them on the seam and tying them together. I have a nice comfortable one, that is multi-colored!

 

A t-shirt to dry hair.

Dry Hair Fast Without a Blow DryerAlthough it may save you some time, you don't actually need a blow dryer to dry your hair quickly. My favourite method of a quick dry uses a big soft t-shirt. This isn't only great for saving on electricity, it also saves your hair by not allowing it any heat damage. It also leaves your hair quite shiny.

 

A piece of gum that is being removed from a child's hair.

Coca Cola for Removing Bubble Gum in HairI have a 5 year old girl who keeps on chewing bubble gum, and getting it stuck in her hair. So here is what I did; Simply take a Coca Cola soft drink and pour it on the portion hair with the bubble gum. Let it soak for 2 minutes. This removed the gum easily.

 

An updo wrap to attach to black hair.

Beautiful Hair with an Updo WrapIf you want an effortless and beautiful hair updo that literally takes you less than a minute to do, I would recommend purchasing one of the hair updo wraps. It is very easy to use, just tie your hair in a bun, clip your hair and put the hair updo around the bun in your hair. That's it!

 

A woman brushing her long brown hair.

Brush Hair Daily to Help it GrowOne of the easiest way to make your hair grow fast is by brushing 100 times a day. Yes, I say 100 times a day; from the scalp to the tip of your hair.

 

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Tips for Taming a CowlickYou can drench your hair in water and pin down tightly overnight. The cowlick will definitely be not strong.

 

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Fast Way to Deal with Flyaway HairWhen your hair is all staticky and you're in a hurry, grab a dryer sheet and rub it on your hair. It will cure the flyaways and your hair will smell good too.

 

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Baking Soda ShampooThis is SO CHEAP and it cleanses even my oily hair and leaves it soft and silky! Follow with mixture of 1 tablespoon apple cider vinegar OR lemon juice per 1 cup water, then rinse. Beautiful!

 

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Leave In Conditioner RecipeMake your own leave in conditioner. Use one part conditioner to 10 parts water and mix in a spray bottle.

 

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Saving Money on ShampooOver the past forty years, I have saved hundreds of dollars on shampoo. Because you need to shampoo twice to really get a good lather, I use a gentle brand of plain old bar soap for the first wash.

 

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Deep Conditioning Treatment at HomeIf you want to super condition your hair, try this. After you put the conditioner in your hair, tie your hair back with a hair tie, wait about 5 minutes, and rinse your hair with the tie still in your hair. Of course, this only works if you have long hair .

 

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Bread Ties as Alternative to RollersReuse bread ties. When you get out of the shower, put gel in your hair (or not!), twist hair around your finger and twist with a bread tie. Much more comfortable than rollers and hair dries quicker too.

 

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Mayonnaise for Hair ConditionerMayonnaise makes a very good hair conditioner at an affordable price. For shiny, silky hair, rinse with vinegar. Don't worry, the smell disappears! To strip conditioner build-up off hair, use Dawn dish soap. This works very well.

 

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Removing Hairband from Wet HairIf you have trouble taking a hair ponytail band out of your hair after swimming, try this. Rub some hair conditioner on it. It will come out easy and not pull out your hair.

 

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Removing Gum from HairIf your child gets chewing gum stuck in their hair use peanut butter to get it out. Using your thumb and forefinger rub the peanut butter on the hair and the gum miraculously disappears! Use a little at a time until the gum is gone. Works every time!

 

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Reducing Time for Hair CurlersThis is for anyone that still puts curlers in their hair. When I was working years ago, I hated sleeping on curlers and I found out this works perfectly.

 

Extensions wrapped around a curler.

Store Hair Extensions Around a CurlerDo you wear hair extensions? I have recently purchased some and was at a loss for how to store them when not in use.

 

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Use Plastic Bag for Shower CapWe had checked into a hotel recently when I discovered I had forgotten my shower cap. It was midnight, and I did not want to make a trip out to purchase one and the one provided by the hotel was just too small for my big head of long hair.

 

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Uses for Leftover CoffeeInstead of reusing coffee grounds as some people do, I reuse the leftover coffee itself. It seems that nobody wants to drink the last cup or two in the pot in our house so, instead of throwing it down the sink, I blend it with the fresh pot.

 

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Use Baby Oil for Gum in HairTo get bubble gum out of hair, just dab a little baby oil on your finger tips (depending on the size of the wad) and rub on the gum. It should just slide right off the hair with minimal mess!

 

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Keep Hair Style Nice While SleepingIf you styled your hair, and you want to keep it nice overnight, in order to help it not get messed up during the night, put a slip over your pillow.

 

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Use Artificial Bouquets as Hair AccessoriesThis is a alternative to buying hair accessories that typically cost $3 and up! You know those bouquets that sell for 99 cents at the dollar stores or Wal-Mart?

 

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Hand Lotion for Hair StaticMy daughter has thin hair that is always full of static. I have found the best way to keep it under control when we are away from home. I keep a small tube of hand lotion in my purse.

 

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Cleaning a Hairbrush or Dog BrushOnce I've pulled out as much of the trapped hair from the brush with my fingers as possible, I take an envelope opener and run the pointed end through the brush's "lanes", pulling the embedded hair up to the top of the bristles.

 

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Bargain Hairstyling At Adult Education ClassesI just got my haircut at an Adult Education Class. They learn the trade and are supervised and watched close as they work on client's hair.

 

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Use Dawn Dishsoap for Stripping Hair of BuildupWhen you want to get all the hairspray and chemical build up out of your hair, use Dawn detergent once a week to strip it from all of those chemicals. Instead of using shampoo, use a little Dawn and wash your hair.

 

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Pantyhose HeadbandOne more use for a old, clean, pantyhose leg: Cut to size and tied in a knot at the ends, they make great headbands; perfect for keeping my hair out of my face when I'm doing housework, etc.

 

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Pony Tail Holders from Knee High StockingsThe tops of knee high stockings make great pony tail holders! Just cut off the top band. They hold hair in place, plus there is no snagging. I even keep a few in my kitchen "junk drawer" to hold back my hair while I am cooking.

 

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Hair Curling TipThis is a beauty tip for all you ladies out there. This morning I was having trouble with my hair, as we all do at times. I was using a curling iron but it just didn't seem to be holding the curl.

 

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Drying Hair Without Getting TiredI am only 42 but for 10 years I have been disabled with Multiple Sclerosis which can cause high fatigue, even when it comes to drying your hair. I use a car shammy...

 

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Making Your Own HairpiecesMy Grandmother used to make her own hairpieces. She'd brush her long hair every night before bed and again each morning. She'd take her hair out of hairbrush every day and put it in a safe place.

 

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Brush Your Hair Before WashingYou should always brush your hair before you wash it. If you don't, it will be almost impossible to get the tangles out and it will also cause lots of breakage. You can also remember this tip when it comes to bathing long and medium haired dogs and cats.

 

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