Write an article based on this "Put on absorbent, leak-proof swimwear for a similar experience to a pad. Wear a tampon Try a menstrual cup for a reusable, leak-proof option. Go without a product if you have a very light flow that stops in the water. Avoid swimming on your period if it makes you uncomfortable."
article: This type of swimwear fits close to your body so you don't leak. It also has a lining to absorb your flow so it doesn't go anywhere but in your swimsuit. This is a good option if you don't feel ready for tampons or menstrual cups or simply can't wear them. You can mainly find this type of swimwear online. for a disposable alternative. Tampons are a great option for the water because they stay in place and only get a little water-logged. Make sure to tuck the string back along your body so it doesn't show under the edge of the swimsuit. Also, remember to change your tampon every 4-8 hours.  To insert a tampon, unwrap the plastic or wrapper around it, but leave the applicator in place (if yours has one). You may want to squat or prop one leg up if that's more comfortable. Press the tip of the tampon into your vaginal opening, spreading your vaginal lips (labia) as needed. With the string facing away from your body, push the tampon into your vagina as far as it will go comfortably. Make sure the string is hanging out. If yours has an applicator, push it until just the grip and plunger is sitting outside your body. Hold onto the grip with 2 fingers, and press the plunger in to push the tampon into your vaginal opening. Remove the applicator, leaving the string hanging out.  Even if you haven't had sex yet, you can still wear a tampon. Just pick a slim version if you haven't used one before. Contrary to popular belief, this won't "pop" your hymen. Your hymen stretches around part of your vaginal opening; it doesn't actually cover it. Or, you can wear a condom even a girl. A menstrual cup is a small, flexible cup that fits inside your vagina. Rather than absorb blood like a tampon or pad, it collects it. It's held in place by forming a seal with your vaginal wall, so it usually won't leak once you get the hang of it. That makes it perfect for swimming. To insert one, fold it in half once and then in half again so it forms a "C" at the top. Then, push it into your vaginal opening. Once it's in, help it pop out by turning it in place.  You can find menstrual cups online, in drug stores, or in big box stores. Just like a tampon, you can use these cups even if you haven't had sex. However, you should choose one that's on the smaller side. If you're like some women, your flow may be so light that you don't need to use a pad, tampon, or cup. In addition, some women's periods slow down in the water because the water pushes against the vaginal opening. Just be sure to have a towel to wrap around you when you get out to hide any leaks.  The chlorine will take care of minor spotting in the water, protecting other swimmers from any leaks. However, you don't want to do this if you have a heavy period, as others may be able to spot leaks in the water. No one can make you swim on your period if you're not comfortable doing it. If you're young, most adults will understand if you tell them. You can just say you're not feeling well if you're too embarrassed to say you're on your period.

Write an article based on this "Check the amount of time that your tea requires to steep."
article: On the package of the tea bags or leaves, there will be instructions for the ideal length of time to leave the tea in the teapot. The time for steeping usually ranges from 30 seconds to 5 minutes.  The longer the tea steeps for, the stronger it will be.  Black tea is the most common type of tea that is used when making English tea, but green tea is also a firm favorite!  If you don't have tea with instructions on the package, black tea in tea bags normally takes 2-3 minutes to steep. Green tea in tea bags usually steeps for 2-4 minutes.

Write an article based on this "Choose a layered look. Create layers without cutting your hair. Avoid lots of volume."
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Since long, straight hair has the same effect as wearing monochromatic colors and vertical stripes—making you look taller—you should choose a look that is layered. Getting a haircut with many long and short layers will distract people from how tall you are.  Many waves in your hair can also achieve this effect. If you have natural waves, use a gel to capture them. If you have naturally straight hair, use a curling iron, overnight curlers, or hot rollers. You can even use a hair dryer over a rounded brush to create waves. If you have long, straight hair that you don't want to cut, you may want to try putting it up in different ways to create the illusion of layers. You can accomplish this by pulling back only the top layer of hair or pinning up different areas of hair. You can also try braiding techniques that make your hair look layered. Avoid hairstyles that add inches to your height, like pompadours and styles with a lot of volume. However, volume is ok if it's below the crown and does not push your hair up above your head. By the same token, avoid messy buns on top of your head. If you want volume, add a volumizing product to the hair around the sides of your face.