Question:
Straightening Hair?
Hi,I have A Conair Nano Silver straightener and for christmas am asking for a new oneCan anyone give me the total best one there is that will keep my hair straight all day through schoolAlso i am gettin my hair thined cause it is super thick will that help keep it straight.
Answer:
Milk, eggs, butter(margarine), salt, pepper, garlic powder, onions, ketchup, bread, mustard, mayonnaise, salad dressing, lettuce, tomatoes, bananas, apples, lunch meat, cereal, coffee, sugar, cooking oil, boxed meals (hamburger helper, maccheese), brick cheese, tortillas, hot sauce, steaks, frozen chicken (seasoned breasts, breaded, seasoned cooked wings), frozen peas, frozen corn, canned tuna, soup, frozen hamburger pattys, sandwich cheeseThere's enough for breakfast (eggs, cereal,coffee, fruit), lunch (quesadilla, soup, sandwich, hamburger), dinner ( meat, vegetables, salad), plus all the condiments spices/oils to cookThis is enough to get started for a new cook, and you'll be able to know what more or less to add or delete with time and practice in the kitchen.I pretty much got the same list for my single son when he moved.good luck and congrat's!
Salad and Baked Chicken 1Romaine Lettuce 2Baby Carrots (Optional) 3Tomatoes (Optional) 4Cucumbers (Optional 5Salad Dressing 6Bread Crumbs (Italian) 7Chicken Breast 8Salt 9Lemon Juice 10Vegetable Oil The meal should be fairly simple to make Salad: Chop vegetables, mix together, add dressing, serveChicken: Bread chicken, pour spoonful of oil into frying pan, fry breaded chicken until golden-brown, serve.
I have a grocery list of all the ingredients we commonly used saved on the computerWhen it's time to go shopping I just print off a copy, mark what I need, and goMy list is organized by isle in the grocery storeMy categories are: 1Dairy (milk, eggs, butter, yogurt, cheese, etc.) 2Pantry/Dry (bread, pasta, cereal, coffee, sugar, pancake mix, etc.) 3Pantry/Wet (stock, jelly/jam, soup, etc.) 4Frozen (bread dough, chicken, shrimp, pizza, etc.) Drinks (bottled water, diet coke, juice, etc.) 5Sauces/Flavorings (pasta sauce, BBQ, olive oil, soy sauce, ketchup, vinegar, syrup, salt/pepper, garlic salt, etc.) 6Snacks (tortilla chips, pretzels, chips, etc.) 7Fruit/Veg (garlic, onions, potatoes, bananas, apples, romaine lettuce, carrots, oranges, etc.) So, pick out what you know how to cook and buy ingredients for 5 meals at a timeStart building your listA first week's meal might include: Monday - Oven roasted chicken with rice and steamed veggies (leaving you lots of chicken for leftover sandwiches for lunch) Tuesday - Baked rotini with chicken mozzarela cheese Wed - Garlic beef tips over leftover rotini, steamed veg Thursday - Leftover chicken in tortilla wraps with salad fruit Friday - Nachos with leftover garlic beef tips
Conair is not a good brand for straightenersIf you really want a good one, you will have to pay about $90 or moreTry a CHI hair straightenerBut get a ceramic one, which is better for your hairCHI also makes great Heat protection hair productsI use the Thermal polishing spray and it works wonderfully! Or you can get a professional one, like HAI [Hair Art Information] It works really good, I think they cost around $200A friend of mine has two of themThey will keep your hair straight all through the day and sometimes through the nextI personally prefer CHIHOPE THIS HELPS :]
Shop on the outside of the aisles only, avoid processed foodsProtein is your most expensive category, get less red meat, more fishGround turkey is a great substitute for hamburgerGet whole-grain pastas, brown rice, potatoes, lots of produceEasiest meal to prepare is pasta with tomato sauce, endless combosChoose a protein, carbohydrate, 2 servings of veggies.
Shop on the outside of the aisles only, avoid processed foodsProtein is your most expensive category, get less red meat, more fishGround turkey is a great substitute for hamburgerGet whole-grain pastas, brown rice, potatoes, lots of produceEasiest meal to prepare is pasta with tomato sauce, endless combosChoose a protein, carbohydrate, 2 servings of veggies.
Milk, eggs, butter(margarine), salt, pepper, garlic powder, onions, ketchup, bread, mustard, mayonnaise, salad dressing, lettuce, tomatoes, bananas, apples, lunch meat, cereal, coffee, sugar, cooking oil, boxed meals (hamburger helper, maccheese), brick cheese, tortillas, hot sauce, steaks, frozen chicken (seasoned breasts, breaded, seasoned cooked wings), frozen peas, frozen corn, canned tuna, soup, frozen hamburger pattys, sandwich cheeseThere's enough for breakfast (eggs, cereal,coffee, fruit), lunch (quesadilla, soup, sandwich, hamburger), dinner ( meat, vegetables, salad), plus all the condiments spices/oils to cookThis is enough to get started for a new cook, and you'll be able to know what more or less to add or delete with time and practice in the kitchen.I pretty much got the same list for my single son when he moved.good luck and congrat's!
Salad and Baked Chicken 1Romaine Lettuce 2Baby Carrots (Optional) 3Tomatoes (Optional) 4Cucumbers (Optional 5Salad Dressing 6Bread Crumbs (Italian) 7Chicken Breast 8Salt 9Lemon Juice 10Vegetable Oil The meal should be fairly simple to make Salad: Chop vegetables, mix together, add dressing, serveChicken: Bread chicken, pour spoonful of oil into frying pan, fry breaded chicken until golden-brown, serve.
I have a grocery list of all the ingredients we commonly used saved on the computerWhen it's time to go shopping I just print off a copy, mark what I need, and goMy list is organized by isle in the grocery storeMy categories are: 1Dairy (milk, eggs, butter, yogurt, cheese, etc.) 2Pantry/Dry (bread, pasta, cereal, coffee, sugar, pancake mix, etc.) 3Pantry/Wet (stock, jelly/jam, soup, etc.) 4Frozen (bread dough, chicken, shrimp, pizza, etc.) Drinks (bottled water, diet coke, juice, etc.) 5Sauces/Flavorings (pasta sauce, BBQ, olive oil, soy sauce, ketchup, vinegar, syrup, salt/pepper, garlic salt, etc.) 6Snacks (tortilla chips, pretzels, chips, etc.) 7Fruit/Veg (garlic, onions, potatoes, bananas, apples, romaine lettuce, carrots, oranges, etc.) So, pick out what you know how to cook and buy ingredients for 5 meals at a timeStart building your listA first week's meal might include: Monday - Oven roasted chicken with rice and steamed veggies (leaving you lots of chicken for leftover sandwiches for lunch) Tuesday - Baked rotini with chicken mozzarela cheese Wed - Garlic beef tips over leftover rotini, steamed veg Thursday - Leftover chicken in tortilla wraps with salad fruit Friday - Nachos with leftover garlic beef tips
Conair is not a good brand for straightenersIf you really want a good one, you will have to pay about $90 or moreTry a CHI hair straightenerBut get a ceramic one, which is better for your hairCHI also makes great Heat protection hair productsI use the Thermal polishing spray and it works wonderfully! Or you can get a professional one, like HAI [Hair Art Information] It works really good, I think they cost around $200A friend of mine has two of themThey will keep your hair straight all through the day and sometimes through the nextI personally prefer CHIHOPE THIS HELPS :]
