In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Katniss’ braid starts just behind and slightly above her left ear. Take the hair from this area and divide it into three equal-sized strands. Then, begin braiding your hair by crossing the sections over each other, but do not go too far. Just cross over the first three strands. If your hair tangles easily, then you may want to brush it again before you start braiding. You will need to continue braiding towards the back of your head so that the braid will be able to wrap around the back of your head. Use the same braiding technique as you used for the side of your head. Keep adding in hair as you go.  Make sure that the braid stays above the hairline on your neck. Keep the ends taut as you braid to ensure that there will not be any bumps weak spots in the braid.
Summary: Start braiding the hair behind your ear. Wrap the braid around the back of your head.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Use a paintbrush to apply a primer that is specifically for melamine. Target all of the areas that you cannot easily reach with a roller. Primers that are specifically for laminate wood are an alternative option. Roll the primer in one direction across each surface. Ensure that the roller always sounds crinkly and wet, and if it loses that sound, apply more primer. If you are using a new roller cover that has fibers, wrap it in masking tape before you use it. Rip off the masking tape to remove any loose fibers that would have otherwise been stuck to your project. Use 220 grit sandpaper to smooth over any drips or other marks caused by the primer. Wipe over the sanded surfaces with a tack cloth again. The instructions that are on the primer will indicate how long it will take to dry. This normally takes around 4 hours. Cover the full surface of the kitchen cupboards or furniture again. Wait for the primer to dry. You don't need to sand the surface again after the second coat of primer, unless you notice more bumps or imperfections. Use a foam roller to evenly coat all surfaces with paint. Let the first coat dry for 6-8 hours.  If you prefer to use a paint brush, brush against the grain first and then brush with it.  Paint applied to melamine takes longer to dry than on wood. This is because melamine isn’t as absorbent.  You can buy paint specifically for melamine surfaces from home improvement stores. Use either a foam roller or paintbrush again to apply paint to all of the surfaces. Let the final coat dry for 24 hours. Start with the back or inside of any doors to cupboards, so that you can get used to spray painting there first. Then spray paint your entire project, and let it dry overnight.  Wear a respirator mask at all times when working with spray paint. Check that the spray paint can be used on melamine surfaces by reading the label before you purchase it. Apply a second coat with spray paint if you need to once the first coat is dry.
Summary: Apply primer with a paintbrush over all of the edges and corners. Use a roller to apply the primer to the whole project. Sand the primer once it’s dry to remove any imperfections. Add a second coat of primer. Apply the first coat of melamine paint over the primed surfaces. Add the second coat of melamine paint once the first is dry. Spray paint your project if you prefer a smoother finished surface.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you hope to cover up a lot of blemishes with the stucco finish, then you will need to buy a larger quantity of thick stucco paint. For a thick stucco coat, it will only cover approximately 25 square feet (2.3 square m) per gallon (3.8 l).  Ask the paint associate what they recommend for your particular job specifications. They may be able to recommend the best options for your stucco needs and help to supply you with the tools needed to complete the job, since stucco requires more tools than traditional painting. When purchasing stucco paint for outdoor surfaces, you can choose fine, medium or coarse sand stucco. Consult the paint specialists about which option would be best for your building. Stucco is usually made out of Portland cement, sand, hydrated lime, and water. Although some stucco recipes will differ, you can do pretty well by mixing up a simple ratio of 4:12:1 (cement to sand to lime), and then adding enough water, slowly, to get the stucco to the consistency of wet peanut butter. If you want to, add some mortar color to the mixed stucco to approximate the color of the surrounding stucco. This will make it easier to color the newly-patched stucco and blend it in to the existing stucco, although you want still need to color the whole wall later on if the colors don't match seamlessly. Pre-mix stucco patch can come in either textured or un-textured form, and comes ready to go, for ease of application. If you're only patching up a slight area and don't want to spend a lot of time mixing, this might be the right way to go.
Summary:
Choose stucco or textured paint from a hardware or paint store. If you want, mix the stucco yourself. If you're doing a small job and only need to patch up stucco, consider getting pre-mixed stucco patch.