what parts do you need for fixing power locks in a 95 toyota t100?
Doesn't matter, which ever one you feel most comfortable doing first.
There are many things you can do(: *Get you're hair trimmed. It will get rid of any dead ends, or split ends you might have. *Buy a Dry Damaged shampoo and conditioner for you're hair, and use it every time you wash you're hair. *Don't brush hair when it's wet. It's when it's at is most delicate state. Use a wide tooth comb instead. *After finishing washing you're hair, have a final rinse of freezing cold water -it closes the cuticles of hair and boosts natural shine. *Use an intensive treatment every week, to protect you're hair from further damage you may of caused, and just to generally repair hair to it's healthy state. *Use an deep conditioner ONLY every month, also, the same reason follows. *Let you're hair dry naturally instead of blow drying it. *Try to lay off the straighteners if you can. If not, be sure to towel dry hair then apply a chesnut sized amount of heat protected serum to the hair. avoid putting it on the roots, it makes the hair appear greasy. Good luck:) xx
