Q: For a dry face, mix coconut water with turmeric powder until you get a fine paste. Add a small splash of coconut oil to make the paste spreadable. Apply this to your face and let it sit on for 10 minutes. Then, wash it out completely. You may notice your face feels softer after applying this mask. Coconut oil can sometimes make skin oily. If you are prone to oily skin, skip the coconut oil and stick to coconut water and turmeric. Coconut water is antimicrobial and antibacterial. Before bed, dab coconut water onto acne, acne scars, or other blemishes. Leave it on overnight and wash it off in the morning. Some people find that blemishes and acne diminish when exposed to coconut water.  You can also splash coconut water on breakouts to help clear them up. If your doctor has advised you to follow a specific treatment plan for your acne, ask them before using coconut water to treat acne problems. Commercial skin toners may come with unwanted chemicals. Before bed, soak a washcloth in coconut water. Scrub the wash cloth all over your skin. Go to bed with the coconut water still in place. If your skin responds well to coconut water, you will be left with smoother, more even skin. This also may help reduce signs of aging. If your scalp is dry and prone to dandruff, simply massage in some coconut water. This can help moisturize the scalp and reduce dandruff. Due to coconut water's antifungal and antibacterial products, it can be used in place of chemical conditioners to reduce dandruff. Then, rinse it out when you're done.
A: Make a face mask for dry skin with coconut water. Treat acne with coconut water. Use coconut water as a skin toner. Treat a dry scalp with coconut water.

Q: Walk along the area where you intend to build your seawall, carrying a tape measure, notepad, and pen. Use the tape measure to track the length you need to achieve. Use the pad and pen to sketch a rough outline of your shore, taking special note of any changes in elevation or sharp curves. Finally, use spray paint to mark off 8' (2.43m) intervals where you will place your poles. Once you know the exact location of your seawall, you can use existing rocks, posts, or other landmarks to track the height of the water. You must measure the high water mark for at least one month, during the highest tide of the day. This data will determine how high your seawall needs to be. The wall described here will be 2' (60.96cm) above ground. Depending on the body of water you are building on, as well as the county, state, and/or country you find yourself in, there may be regulations governing what you can build. In some cases, you may need to obtain a permit, or have the area inspected before you can begin. Contact your local town, city, or county offices to determine the rules for building a seawall in your area. If necessary, obtain the proper permits. To build this seawall, you are going to need some supplies, as well as some heavy machinery. The exact amounts you need will vary depending on the length of your seawall. All supplies can be purchased at a home improvement store. Look for a heavy machinery rental location near you. You will need:  Metal pipes, 4’ long (1.21m), 3” (7.62cm) diameter, one every 8’ (2.43m) 2 x 12” (5.08 x 2.54cm) treated lumber, 10’ long (3.04m), 2 boards between each set of poles Threaded rebar, 4 - 10” (25.4cm) pieces per metal pipe Quick-drying concrete Galvanized nuts and washers, 8 sets per metal pipe Circular saw Drill Jackhammer
A: Survey the area. Track the high water mark. Research local regulations. Gather supplies.

Q: If your plant is indeed infested with spider mites, the leaves may have yellow blotches on them. When light falls on the leaves, you may see a silvered look or even streaks of bronze or silver.  While mites usually attack the underside of leaves, they can sometimes get greedy and also eat the upper side of leaves and flowers. Eventually, the mites will suck holes right through the leaves - providing the most obvious evidence of infestation. Even if you can't find holes in the leaves, your plant may still have spider mites, so keep an eye out for other signs of infestation. Other signs of mite damage include distortion, deformation, wilting, spotting, streaking or discoloration on the surface of the leave. If the mite damage gets particularly bad, the leaves may start to fall off. This is a giveaway sign of some spider mites. The webbing usually clusters around feeding areas. Note that not all species of spider mite will produce webbing though. Spider mites are so  small, they can be very difficult to see. However, one method you can use to confirm their presence is to take a sheet of white paper, place it beneath the plant you suspect to be infested and and lightly shake the stem of one of the leaves.  A certain number of the spider mites should fall onto the paper. They can be viewed more easily with a magnifying glass. Spider mites come in a variety of colors, including red, green, yellow and brown. They have eight legs and tend to move quite slowly. Be on the lookout for spider mites with spots on their backs - these are known as two-spotted spider mites and can be particularly hard to get rid of. There are some plants which spider mites seem to favor more than others.  In particular, pay attention to possible infestations on miniature roses, fruit trees, bananas, potted begonias, beans, mint, broad-leafed weeds, strawberries, frangipani and indoor houseplants. Be aware that the two-spotted spider mite has been known to infest over 100 different species of plant. These are the conditions where spider mites can cause the most damage, as they are thirsty and are seeking moisture from the leaves of the plant. This also means they are very attracted to anything grown under glass, including plants sitting inside on your windowsills.
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Look at the surface of the leaves. Check for white webbing on the plant. Confirm the presence of spider mites. Be particularly vigilant with certain species of plants. Be especially alert during dry and dusty weather conditions.