Hey, everyone. I'm Alex.
Thanks for clicking, and welcome to this lesson on "How to Improve Your English By Reading".
So, it might be very obvious how reading can help you improve, you know, your speaking
in English, particularly your vocabulary, but there are a number of reasons and a number
of things that reading regularly and reading in specific ways can actually help you to
improve your English, and also not only like your reading English, but your ability to
speak properly or to speak confidently.
And again, this applies not only to English as a second language learners, but also to
English speakers, period.
So pick up a book, and here's how picking up a book can help you to improve your English.
So, number one: You can improve your English by picking up any book, reading out loud,
and exaggerating what you're reading.
You might think: "This sounds ridiculous", but if you are a second language learner,
this is a fantastic way to improve your enunciation, your pronunciation, and presentation skills.
Even if you're not a second language learner...
English as a second language learner.
So, for example, it doesn't matter what type of genre you like, what type of books you like.
Me, personally, I love science-fiction, I love fantasy.
And I can turn to, you know, pages in any of these books and read out loud, exaggerate
what I'm saying, and just the act of doing this, of speaking out loud what I'm reading
makes me feel, again, more confident speaking in front of an audience, for example.
So I'll just open to a random page here and...
Okay, so in this book, just so you know, there's a horse, his name is Artaq.
And it says: "Artaq did not hesitate.
He veered toward the Silver River.
The wolves came after, soundless, fluid, black terror.
Will was sure that this time they would not escape.
Allanon was no longer there to help them.
They were all alone."
Now, what you notice is I'm...
I'm trying to exaggerate: "They were all alone."
Even like my l's.
And focus on every letter when you're reading, because this type of reading, reading out
loud, exaggerating, if you are a professional, this is a great way to build that clarity
in your speech when you're speaking in front of people, and pacing yourself, how fast you
speak as well is important, obviously, when you're giving a presentation.
This second part...
Again, this one can apply to both native speakers of English, but it's more specifically geared
towards English as a second language speakers, and that is: Paying attention to word endings.
And especially "ed" and "s" endings.
So, specifically past tense words, like "wanted", okay?
Or plural words, like "hawks" instead of one hawk, because a lot of, again, English as
a second language learners sometimes forget the "ed" ending when they're reading.
I've taught classes where, you know, students have to read out loud, and they're so focused
on reading and getting the words correct, but the pronunciation, they just drop the
ends of words sometimes, especially "ed", especially "s".
So let me see if I can quickly find an example.
Okay, here's one: "When he stayed on his feet..."
When he...
Oh, why am I pointing?
You can't see that.
You can't see that.
So: "When he stayed on his feet" this is one part of the sentence.
Again, you have the verb "stayed", so some new learners of English will sometimes read
that as: "When he stay", "When he stay", and they just drop the end.
So please, please, please focus on those "ed" and "s" endings, and this will really help
your fluency, the ability of others to understand you, as well as your enunciation.
"Stayed", okay?
Number three: Pay attention to punctuation.
Now, punctuation refers to the use of commas, periods, question marks, exclamation marks
when you're reading.
By paying attention to these things, you can actually focus on improving your intonation
and your fluency; two specific things.
So, the intonation refers to the up and down movement of your voice when you are saying
something or reading something.
So, for example, you know, raise...
In the second part I said: "Raise intonation for yes or no questions."
So if you notice when you're reading that, you know, this person is asking a yes or no
question, then your voice should be moving up at the end.
And, you know in speaking, this also improves that.
So, for example, in this book there is...
Okay, here's a yes or no question, the question is: "Did you find her?"
So, I see a question mark, I see a yes or no question, and let's say I want to read
this out loud and exaggerate.
I can also say: "Did you find her?
Did you find her?
Did you find her?"
And it sounds ridiculous, I understand, when you're reading out loud, exaggerating, but
after some time, you know, that exaggeration, that focusing on your enunciation, which is
kind of like making your sounds as clear and distinct as possible, focusing on every "l",
every "e", every "s" in a word, that will actually improve your pronunciation and the
ability of other people to understand you long term.
Another thing punctuation does: Pause briefly after periods, and pause after commas.
So, again, if you're giving a list of things, if you're reading and it says: "They went...
He went to the store and he bought apples, pears, and oranges", you could say:
"He went to the store and he bought apples, pears, and oranges", or:
"He went to the store and he bought apples, pears, and oranges."
It might not sound like there was a pause, but I did pause very briefly between each
word in that list.
So, paying attention to those things also teaches you, again, how to clearly enunciate
and also your fluency.
Now, again, your fluency is how smooth your language sounds when you're speaking.
So if you're just saying: "Dah, dah, dah, dah, dah, dah", it's fast and you think:
"I can speak quickly in English."
But it doesn't sound natural.
Nobody speaks like...
I mean, people do speak like that, it's more difficult to understand them, but it's better,
obviously, if you pay attention to short pause.
Hmm, comma.
Okay?
And finally: Highlight words you don't know.
So when you're reading, obviously, this is one of the major benefits of reading, is vocabulary,
vocabulary.
It's so important, I put it twice.
That's what happened here, okay?
So, maybe I will open this book and I'm going to read...
Hmm.
Hmm.
Okay, there's a person saying something here, and he says:
"There are books, ancient books of healing from the old world."
And maybe I'm a new English speaker, and I say:
"Healing, healing. I've never heard the word 'healing' before.
H-e-a-l-i-n-g."
Maybe I want to stop, highlight that, go back, check it out on the dictionary or something,
online, on my phone, somewhere, and you just learned a new word.
Okay?
So obviously, if you're reading a book and you're stopping 20 times in one page, your
book is probably too difficult for you.
But if you're stopping four, five, maybe six times a page because of new vocabulary, as
a new English learner, that's not bad.
Okay?
All right, so like I mentioned, reading, reading, reading can really help you improve your English
in a number of ways.
It can improve definitely your presentation skills by reading out loud and exaggerating,
your enunciation which is your ability to pronounce each sound correctly and distinctly
in a word, your pronunciation which is, you know, you're saying "book" instead of "booque".
Okay?
By paying attention to word endings, specifically "ed" and "s" will improve others' ability
to understand you, especially if you are an English as a second language learner.
Punctuation will also improve your fluency, your intonation if you're paying attention
to question marks or anything else; periods, commas, exclamations.
And highlighting words you don't know, all of these books, these books specifically,
other books, too, that you enjoy, will help you to improve your vocabulary.
So, unlike other lessons, there is no quiz for this one.
All I want you guys to do is pick up a book, pick up something you're interested in,
try out these methods, and let me know if it works for you because it's been working for me,
so let me know if it also works for you.
Also, don't forget to subscribe to my YouTube channel,
and I'll see you guys another time.
Bye.
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♪ YESTERDAY, ♪
♪ HAD ME KNOCKED TO THE GROUN♪
♪ HAD ME DOWN FOR THE COUNT ♪
WHEN I WAS THE LOWEST OF LOW DURING MY BATTLE OF DEPRESSION,
THERE WAS A POINT WHERE I BELIES TRYING TO TAKE ME OUT.
THERE WAS A POINT WHERE IF I CONTINUED ON THAT JOURNEY,
I PROBABLY WOULD NOT BE SITTING HERE TODAY.
I FELT UTTERLY HELPLESS,
I FELT LIKE THERE WAS NO WAY I COULD POSSIBLY SEE MY WAY OUT.
BUT NOW THAT GOD HAS LIFTED ME OUT OF THE PIT,
I SAY THAT PSALM 40 IS MY LIFE VERSE.
PSALM 40, VERSES 2-3, IT SAYS "HE LIFTED ME OUT OF THE PIT,
OUT OF THE MUD AND THE MIRE.
HE SET MY FEET ON A ROCK AND HE GAVE ME A NEW SONG TO SING.
AND IN THE PRAISE TO MY GOD,
MANY WILL SEE AND WILL BE AMAZED AT THE GREAT THINGS THAT MY GOD HAS DONE."
THAT IS WHAT I TAKE VERY SERIOUSLY NOW.
THE FACT THAT MY HEART IS STILL BEATING,
THE FACT THAT MY LUNGS ARE STILL BREATHING,
MEANS THAT MY GOD IS NOT DONE WITH ME YET.
MY STORY IS STILL BEING WRITTEN,
AND I'M STILL HERE
♪ I'M STILL HERE ♪
♪ ALL MY YESTERDAYS ARE GONE♪
♪ AND THE BEST IS YET TO COME♪
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First Dates - Time for an Awkward Conversation (Episode Highlight) - Duration: 3:10.
- Okay.
- Howdy.
- Let's have a really awkward conversation.
- Like what? Like about your eyes?
- No.
- You have the prettiest eyes ever.
- Thank you. That's so nice.
I'm running out of time.
I'm running out of time to get married.
I'm running out of time to have children.
You know, I am 34.
I am the only one in my circle of friends
that's not married with kids.
- What's the awkward conversation?
- I just feel like that we maybe are not a great match.
- Why do you feel that way?
( laughs )
- I just think we have really different interests.
- Like I like traveling and eating...
- And I don't like traveling and I love sports.
Women, as they get older, don't look as great.
And then men, when they age,
they get to be more attractive with the salt and pepper hair
and a little bit of scruff.
So I do feel like the time is now.
The clock is definitely ticking.
I love animals. You don't love animals.
- Oh, I love animals.
I don't own them because I travel so much.
- Right. - Yeah. So...
- Well, I'm going to leave.
- Oh, you're leaving? You're not even going to eat?
- I'm not even going to eat. - What?
- I know. It's just so weird.
- Okay.
- No, I think you're a really nice, great person.
I just feel like we're not a love match.
- Right. No, no, again, I totally feel you.
But, like, I do think it's kind of weird
that you can't even like enjoy a nice meal for what it's worth.
- I just feel like it's almost an uncomfortable situation
for me because I don't know what to say.
- Yeah. - Right?
- For you. - For you too.
- I'm fine.
- Well, I feel really strained.
- Sorry.
- All right, I'm going to leave.
- Are you gonna get a to-go box?
- No. I'm just going to leave. - All right, cool.
- Thank you. - Yeah. Have a good night.
- The plates should be out in just a minute.
- She's good. - Okay.
- She left. - She's gone?
- Yeah. - ( laughs )
- She left the date? - Yeah!
- Can you actually put the salmon in a to-go box?
I'm gonna take it for my buddy.
- Of course. That's all right. We'll box it up for you.
- My buddy loves salmon!
In general, I think I enjoyed the date for what it was.
I'm the type of person that I'll take a step back
and I'll accept the environment that I'm in.
And I'll find the great things that are in that environment
and I'll be very optimistic about it
because I literally live by the premise that
every single day is a new best day of my life.
And there's nothing that can happen
that can bring that down, nothing.
Snapchat.
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Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen.
PYRAMID.
I have explained in the previous video on the roles of every scholars
and ourselves to understand clearly what pyramid actually is.
But, it has not covered everything, has it?
You were only generally exposed on what pyramid actually is.
At least, it is giving a chance for us to start thinking.
Not to think without any facts, but to think with clear facts.
Therefore, Ladies and Gentleman, when we look at how we deliver the facts on pyramid or ALAMTOLOGI,
we would not be able to run away from two main factors needed to be understood.
The first factor is
Time.
The second factor is Energy.
If you have seen a video on a broadcast tv (Astro) regarding Einstein's theories,
his main question was about time
and then we look back at ALAMTOLOGI that refers to two factors which are Time and Energy.
When the shape of pyramid exist,
then the two factors play an important role.
It is nothing more than the Factor of Time and the Factor of Energy.
The production of a pyramid will give us two things which are,
the value of energy and also the value of time to something specifically.
In ALAMTOLOGI, there are two main time factors that are called time controller (MP)
and time controlled (MDK) factor.
In energy factor, there are also two main factors,
which are Macro Energy and Micro Energy.
Therefore, everything comes in pairs.
Just as what I have mentioned earlier.
Ladies and Gentleman,
if we could understand the pyramid,
it is possible to explain how the delay process in time controlled (MDK) happens.
For instance, how the rate of something or a process is being slowed down or delayed
in the time controlled (MDK) time.
What is the time of time controlled (MDK)?
There are too many Ladies and Gentleman.
There are
millions of explanations, documents that I have completed,
in many forms like raw data to academic writings that are specified to ALAMTOLOGI
which can be related to to answer the question earlier.
Ladies and Gentleman,
is this getting interesting? Stay tuned for the next video.
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♪ (SYMPHONY MUSIC PLAYING) ♪
Tomorrow, we're taking two bridges!
Okay, let's get ready. I knew this was coming.
Alright, everybody stay focused. Okay?
Look! Cute scooter! (LAUGHS)
We're going to war.
BOTH: Hey!
(GROWLS)
Oh, yeah!
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WEATHER
WITH CHIEF METEOROLOGIST JAY
CARDOSI.
JA RAIN SHOWERS AND
THUNDERSTORMS NOW MOVING INTO
PARTS OF THE METRO.
THERE'S A LIVE LOOK WESTBOUND
DOWN A WET STRETCH OF 64.
THAT IS SOUTHERN INDIANA IN THE
BACKGROUND.
WE HAVE A LIGHTNING FLASH OUT
THERE RIGHT NOW AS THESE STORMS
GET A LITTLE CLOSER.
TEMPERATURES ARE WARM, 71 TO 76
THE RAIN.
-- THE RANGE.
SOUTH BREEZE AT ABOUT SEVEN
MILES PER HOUR.
ANY WARNINGS ARE NOW IMMEDIATELY
WEST OF LOUISVILLE.
IN THE VIEWING AREA, WE HAVE
SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNINGS IN
EFFECT FOR SOUTHWESTERN CRAWFORD
COUNTY.
A FLASH FLOOD WARNING IN EFFECT
FOR DUBOIS COUNTY FOR THE NEXT
SEVERAL HOURS.
YOU CAN SEE A BOOK OF THE STORM,
WHETHER IT BE EARLIER THIS
AFTERNOON THROUGH THE EVENING,
HAVE BEEN FROM ABOUT 64 AND
POINTS OFF TO THE NORTH AND
NORTHWEST.
THERE ARE SIGNS THAT THAT ZONE
IS SINKING FARTHER AND FARTHER
SOUTH AS WE MOVE THROUGH THE
OVERNIGHT.
AROUND THE METRO, A SCATTERING
OF SHOWERS AND A FEW RUMBLES OF
THUNDER.
NOTHING SEVERE AROUND THE METRO
AT THIS TIME.
HAVE YOUR DOWNPOURS, SOME UNDER
-- SOME THUNDER, LIGHTNING, AND
EVEN SOME HAIL, BUT YOU CAN SEE
THE CLUSTER OF STORMS RUNNING
FROM SALEM TO PALMYRA NORTH OF
GORDON AND THEN BACK ALONG
INTERSTATE 64 IN SOUTHWESTERN
PORTIONS OF INDIANA.
YOU CAN SEE THE BRIGHTER SHADES
OF GREEN COMING ACROSS NORTHERN
SECTIONS OF HARRISON COUNTY.
THAT IS ABOUT 20 MILES OR SO
NORTHWEST OF LOUISVILLE.
THESE COULD BE 40 TO 50 MILES
PER HOUR.
STILL A LITTLE BIT OF ROTATION
HERE IN NORTHERN PORTIONS OF
PERRY COUNTY.
THAT WAS FROM A TORNADO WARNING
STORM, BUT THAT ROTATION HAS
WEEKEND, NO LONGER A TORNADO
THREAT.
IN ADDITION TO GUSTY WINDS, SOME
HAIL IS STILL A POSSIBILITY.
ALSO, NOTABLY SOUTH OF SALEM
WHERE THE COULD BE SOME MARBLE
SIZED HAIL STILL OCCURRING.
STORM TRACK MOVING THIS ENTIRE
CLUSTER EASTWARD AT ABOUT 40
MILES AN HOUR, GEORGETOWN ABOUT
FIVE MINUTES AWAY COULD SEASON
HEAVIER DOWNPOURS, WIND, AND A
LOT OF LIGHTNING AND THUNDER.
UNDERWOOD, HENRYVILLE, NINE TO
11 MINUTES OUT.
PROSPECT ABOUT 35 MINUTES AWAY.
KEEP IN MIND, ADDITIONAL
SCATTERED SHOWERS AND STORMS ARE
NOW DEVELOPING AROUND
LOUISVILLE.
BASICALLY, THE NORTHERN 2/3 OF
THE VIEWING AREA HAVING THE BEST
CHANCES FOR THESE SCATTERED
SHOWERS AND STORMS OVERNIGHT AND
INTO EARLY TOMORROW MORNING.
70'S OUT THERE WITH A SCATTERING
OF STORMS.
BEST CHANCE ABOUT 64 AND POINTS
TO THE NORTH.
WE WAKE UP TO 69 THE MORNING.
IF YOU'RE HEADING OUT TO THE
MINI, TAKE THE RAIN GEAR.
ALL THE RAIN LIST SNORES AND
ENDS BY MIDDAY.
TOMORROW AFTERNOON, 89 DEGREES
AS WE ARE OUT AND ABOUT THE
BALLOON GLOW THIS -- TOMORROW
EVENING.
THAT WEATHER CONTINUES MOST OF
SUNDAY, THEN THE NEXT ROUND OF
PSTORMS SUNDAY NIGHT INTO MONDAY
MORNING.
NEXT WEEK, DERBY WEEK LOOKS
UNSETTLED FOR THE GREAT
STEAMBOAT RACE, TEXAS RACE --
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Dewey's 24 Hour Readathon TBR - Duration: 4:57.
Hey y'all – it's Cait. It is a Friday night and
I am coming to you with a quick TBR for
Dewey's 24 Hour Readathon, which starts
tomorrow, Saturday. In my time zone
Dewey's starts Saturday morning and then
goes for 24 hours until Sunday morning.
Tonight I am drinking a Moscow Mule made
with ginger-infused vodka, which is very
easy to make at home. You just slice up a
bit of ginger root, put it in a mason jar
or similar, fill it up with vodka and let
it set for a couple of days, and then
you'll have vodka that tastes very gingery.
If you like your Moscow Mules with lots
of ginger flavor, it is a great addition
to that cocktail. Traditionally, of
course, Moscow Mules go in a copper mug.
I don't have any of those, so I put it in a
mason jar – which reflects my Southern
roots. Now, some folks try to read for as
much as they can during the entire 24
hours of the readathon, which is amazing.
I do not have that kind of time tomorrow;
I have to write part of my dissertation, I
need to get done with some grading, and
I'm going to the ballet with my partner.
That said, I do have two books that I
would like to make good progress on
tomorrow. The first of those I mentioned
in my previous video – it's There Are More
Beautiful Things than Beyoncé, by Morgan
Parker. I read a few more poems out of
this collection this evening and I'm
really enjoying it so far. One of those
is Another Another Autumn in New York,
which starts by saying: 'When I drink
anything / out of a martini glass /
I feel untouched by / professional and
sexual / rejection. I am a dreamer / with
empty hands and / I like the chill. / I will
not be attending the party / tonight
because I am / microwaving multiple Lean
Cuisines /
and watching Wife Swap.' It's a really
vibrant and interesting collection; it's
a lot of fun to read. It's grappling with
sexuality and femininity and pop culture
and stardom and race, and I'm really
enjoying it. The other book that I'm
hoping to make some progress on is The
Anatomy of Fascism, by Robert Paxton.
Some of the observant among you will notice
that this is not one of the books that
was in my currently reading pile in the
video that I put up literally yesterday.
So here's the fun thing to know about me
as a reader: I am a
total dilettante, and I have dozens of
books in this apartment that I have read
the first 20 pages of and fully intend
to get back to. So at any given time the
books that are in my TBR might not
actually reflect the books that I'm most
likely to get to next. Anyway, I read the
first chapter of The Anatomy of Fascism
today and I'm really liking it. It's got
a lot of really interesting insights
about fascism. It starts by talking about
some of the origins of the fascist
movement in Mussolini's Italy and then
goes on to talk about fascist movements
in broad strokes in the mid-1900s and
what we can learn about them, both from
their similarities and from their
differences. The chapter has some really
interesting insights so far. For example,
one of the parts of the first chapter is
talking about how there's a lot of
anti-capitalist rhetoric that gets built
into a lot of fascist platforms, and yet
(quote) 'Even at its most radical, however,
fascists' anti-capitalist rhetoric was
selective. While they denounced
speculative international finance (along
with all other forms of internationalism,
cosmopolitanism, or globalization—
capitalist as well as socialist), they
respected the property of national
producers, who were to form the social
base of the reinvigorated nation.' This
first chapter also talks about how
fascism is distinct from other political
movements like liberalism or like
socialism in that it doesn't have this
sort of core system of belief that
defines it, but rather (quote) 'Fascism does
not rest explicitly upon an elaborated
philosophical system, but rather upon
popular feelings about master races,
their unjust lot, and their rightful
predominance over inferior peoples. It
has not been given intellectual
underpinning by any system builder, like
Marx, or by any major critical
intelligence like Mill, Burke, or
Tocqueville.' And Paxton is really
emphasizing sort of the sensory
experience, and how people got swept
away in fascist movements – this idea that
(quote) 'Fascism's deliberate replacement of
reasoned debate with immediate
sensual experience
transformed politics' in this era that
Paxton is writing about. All right, so
realistically I'm not going to be able
to finish either of those books tomorrow
'cause I've got a lot of other stuff on the
to-do list, but it's fun to participate
in a little bit of the readathon anyway.
If you're participating in Dewey's 24
Hour Readathon, I would love to know
what you're reading and especially if
you've made a TBR video. Or comment down
below and let me know what you're
getting into this weekend, even if you're
not participating in the readathon. Okay,
and that's it for me tonight – I'll see
y'all next time. Cheers!
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>> IT'S FROM THE HEAT OF THE
FIRE.
MATTHEW: CHARLES GOODMAN POINTS
TO THE SINGE MARKS ON HIS FENCE
AT THE BACK OF HIS PROPERTY.
THEY GOT THERE EARLY IN THE
MORNING THE DAY BEFORE EASTER,
WHEN THE ABANDONED HOUSE NEXT
DOOR CAUGHT FIRE.
>> THANK GOODNESS FOR OUR FIRE
DEPARTMENT.
THEY STARTED HOSING THAT PORTION
OF THE FENCE AND MY BUILDING
DOWN BACK THERE BECAUSE IT WAS
GETTING VERY HOT, AND THEY
THOUGHT IT WAS GOING TO GO, TOO.
MATTHEW: POLICE SAY DAVID
DUDGEON INTENTIALLY STARTED THE
FIRE.
>> HE ACTUALLY MANAGED TO SET
FIRE TO SOME PAPER THAT IS AN
UNDERLAYMENT FOR THE SIDING.
MATTHEW: TWO DAYS AFTER BURNING
THE HOUSE ON CENTRAL AVENUE,
POLICE SAY DUDGEON BURNED
ANOTHER UNOCCUPIED HOUSE AROUND
THE CORNER ON EAST BROWN STREET.
YOU CAN SEE THE FLAMES SHOOTING
THROUGH THE ROOF IN THIS VIDEO
SHOT BY A NEIGHBOR.
POLICE SAY DUDGEON TOLD THEM HE
WALKED IN AND SET FIRE TO SOME
OLD CLOTHES INSIDE OF A GARBAGE
CAN.
>> I WAS ACTUALLY IN SHOCK.
I THOUGHT, I CAN'T BELIEVE THIS
IS HAPPENING AGAIN.
MATTHEW: BOTH BUILDINGS WERE
TORN DOWN THIS WEEK FOR PUBLIC
SAFETY.
>> THIS WAS A TERRIFYING
SITUATION FOR THE NEIGHBORS.
THEY REALIZED THAT THERE WAS AN
ARSONIST ON THE LOOSE, AND
DIDN'T KNOW WHO MIGHT BE NEXT.
MATTHEW: GOODMAN SAYS HE'S
RELIEVED KNOWING HIS HOME IS
SAFE AND DUDGEON IS BEHIND BARS.
>> IT IS PEACE OF MIND KNOWING
THAT HE'S OFF THE STREET, AND I
DON'T WORRY SO MUCH ABOUT THE
HOUSE NEXT TO ME AND SOME OF
THESE OTHERS UNTIL THEY CAN BE
TAKEN CARE OF.
MATTHEW: WE'RE TOLD DUDGEON ALSO
ADMITTED TO SETTING FIRE TO THE
LAWN AT THE SAME HOUSE ON
CENTRAL AVENUE BACK ON MARCH 26.
THAT FIRE BURNED ITSELF OUT.
DUDGEON IS CHARGED WITH THREE
COUNTS OF ARSON AND IS DUE IN
COURT MAY 1.
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DIY ShampoOing ANTI PELLICULAIRE - Duration: 3:20.
Hello! Welcome back to my channel
So as y'all asked me on Snapchat. Here is the homemade shampoo tutorial
By the way if hou don't follow me on Snapchat. Make sure you add me.
I will put my pseudo somewhere here (and in the description box)
The anti dandruff shampoo, which is also very hydrating
It really cleans the scalp to the dot.
So I used hot water straight out of the kettle. So I mixed everything up, as you're seeing me do
The black soap really has to dissolve. It can take some time to do so
Y'all can see how it is giving me headaches right now… hahaha
But I eventually succeeded in having the desired shampoo consistency
I kinda got tired of the black soap dissolving slowly
So I just removed the undissolved ones. You can use those small soap crumbs to wash your face at night
Black soap is an excellent face cleanser too. Especially to remove the remaining makeup
I also used avocado oil, because avocado is amazing when it comes to moisturizing your hair.
You should note that, Black soap tends to dry out both the skin and hair.
So avocado oil really comes in to restore that lost moisture
My clumsy self poured the shampoo all over the place when transferring it into the spray bottle 😅 Don't do what I did… lol
I had an excess of the shampoo. So I transferred the rest into a second spray bottle.
So yh! And my shampoo was ready! I used it for about two months or so…
And voila! Stay positive while using this shampoo hahaha
If you want more similar tutorials Lemme know in the comment section
This is what I use to treat my dandruff And to get a super clean scalp!
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