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FEMAIL called on industry's hottest hairdressers to share insider knowledge Never comb it after the shower and use tepid water Don't run shampoo through the ends
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Published: 10:57 EST, 24 March 2015 | Updated: 11:58 EST, 24 March 2015
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It's something we all do on a near daily basis, but could the reason behind those all-too-frequent 'bad hair days' be because you're washing your hair wrong?
The reason your hair feels silky soft after a visit to the salon isn't pure coincidence; it's because hairdressers are carefully trained to wash and condition hair using a tried-and-tested regime.
There is, in fact, a wrong way to wash your hair, and getting it wrong can take your hair from silky and shiny to totally lackluster and damaged.
FEMAIL called on the industry's hottest hairdressers to share their insider knowledge on what you're doing wrong and the simple steps to make sure you do it right.
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In a couple weeks, it will be both Passover and Easter two overlapping holidays that to Christians will be forever intertwined and, to the Jewish people, a demonstration of Gods power to rescue them from slavery, death and Pharaoh.
How so? The night of Passover was also the night that Jesus was betrayed by Judas and taken by the Roman guards for trial.
Jesus and his disciples had celebrated the Passover meal that night, following the Jewish tradition that had been commanded for the Jewish people following their deliverance from Egypt and the cruel masters that had enslaved them.
You are most likely familiar with that story how God called Moses to lead the Israelites to freedom and the plagues God sent when Pharaoh repeatedly refused to let them go.
Water turning to blood, frog and insect infestations and finally the deaths the firstborn of the Egyptians including Pharaohs family.
The firstborn of the Israelites were spared because they had been warned by God this was coming. They were to paint above their doorways with the blood of a lamb. When the angel of death saw the blood, he would pass over that house, leaving all alive. Thus, that is celebrated in the Jewish faith as Passover, (and remembered by Christians for that significance as well.)
The season of Lent, the time approaching Easter, is commemorated in some of our churches with special events, like the soup suppers and devotionals at Grace Lutheran Church being held on Wednesday evenings approaching Easter.
The next event coming up in regard to the holidays is Good Friday, the day Jesus hung on the cross.
For several years now, this community has gathered at the Church of the Nazarene at noon on Good Friday April 3 this year and that also is the first day of the April 311 Passover celebration.
This community event has been well-attended by all denominations, with participation by several pastors and local vocalists, and I have been to many of them. I would encourage you to go to this one; it is always such a joy to see folks from all denominations worshiping together. And the location in town makes it possible for people to attend on their lunch hours.
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HARTFORD So much for not touching Carl Andre's controversial stone sculpture in the relocation of downtown's Gold Street.
Workers marking utility lines last week spray-painted in orange and red the bases of 16 of the 36 glacial rocks that make up Andre's "Stone Field Sculpture" on the north side of the street.
"It was a mistake," Thomas E. Deller, the city's director of development services, said. "We have to talk to the contractor and come up with a protocol to make sure this doesn't happen again."
Lines are routinely marked in preparation for construction projects to ensure that they are not ruptured. The work is directed by "the Call Before You Dig" program, but the markings are performed either by utility companies or contractors they hire.
Deller said it was likely the workers did not know the significance of the boulders, which range in weight from 1,000 pounds to 10 tons.
"Unfortunately, the underground electric lines on that part of Gold Street run beneath the Stone Field Sculpture," said Mitch Gross, a spokesman for Eversource, formerly Connecticut Light & Power Co. "Still, we recognize that the boulders should not have been marked with paint."
Gross said the paint is biodegradable and is designed to disappear over time. But Eversource is directing On Target, the company that does line painting for the utility, to immediately remove the paint from the rocks.
"We are also using this opportunity to remind our contractors and employees to always be mindful of their surroundings when they are working," Gross said.
Eversource's line painter won't have to bother cleaning up the mess. Monday afternoon, workers from the Hartford Business Improvement District's "Clean Team" showed up with graffiti cleaner and brushes and started scrubbing. The team, more formally called cleaning ambassadors, routinely remove graffiti and pick up litter within the district.
"This is what we do on a daily basis," Michael Zaleski, the district's executive director, said, standing near one of the row of rocks.
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