The weight of the cream will keep the hair from fluffing up, while keeping the ends defined.
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Ahead, we rounded up some of our favorite sprays for fluffing up fine hair — no crunching or flaking in sight.
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As soon as he walked in, he began fluffing up the graphic T-shirts and colorful hats arranged on barn-wood shelves.
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Ingrid had a long brown braid that flipped back and forth as she made her way through the house, dusting or fluffing up cushions.
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Mother fusses over her daughter, tearfully fluffing up pillows and making soft noises that don't mean nothing, like something everyone's seen in a movie.
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The tree arrives with lights and decorations already in place, so setup is as easy as removing the tree from its box and fluffing up the branches.
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The state of New York found that Devumi had engaged in illegal deception and illegal impersonation in the course of fluffing up social media profiles with its automated accounts.
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The state of New York found that Devumi had engaged in illegal deception and illegal impersonation in the course of fluffing up social media profiles with its automated accounts.
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She's smiley and chipper with a habit of fluffing up her natural curls; she apologizes for squealing and "nerding out" when she learns that Audrey Hepburn and Frank Sinatra used to hang out here.
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She is obviously the older of the two — an assertive, "outspoken Scorpio" as fond of theorizing about the "primitive" state of society's views on race as she is of fluffing up her curls in the mirror between photo sessions.
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Cornmeal is excellent at removing grime from and fluffing up decorative fur (real or faux!), whether it's a coat collar that's gotten matted from wear or the interior of a beloved pair of fuzzy slippers that have gotten impossibly dingy.
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Of course the whole episode isn't just Kylie helping children, or Kris fluffing up Kylie's ego (although, name me a more accurate representation of the Instagram Generation...you can't), there's also a basic moral lesson embedded in there: don't take anything for granted.
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The songs of males have variants for inviting mates and for deterring other males. Males will drive away other males and patrol their territory by flying with slow wing beats from perch to perch. They may sometimes peck at their reflections. An aggressive display involves fluffing up the feathers and holding the bill high.
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When the cream dispenser's valve is opened, the cream solution is expelled by the high pressure inside. The change in pressure causes some of the dissolved gas to return to bubbles, effectively fluffing up the cream. Nitrous oxide is bacteriostatic (it inhibits bacteria growth), so a charged cream dispenser can be kept in the refrigerator for up to two weeks.
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Each call is usually accompanied by continuous flicking of the tail, often pointing their heads skyward, pulling their wings downwards and fluffing up their white feathers. A soft descending trill is often used when approaching the nest and occasionally while perched. It is regarded as a sign of uncertainty and is said to be a reassuring call to its mate. Explosive shrieks can be heard when alarmed.
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Veger then rushes off to the core and Jak follows him, hungry for revenge. Once there, they seem to have beaten Veger, and the Precursor entity tells Jak that he has earned the right to evolve into one of them. Veger, however, emerges from the shadows and takes the power for himself. However, it is soon revealed that Precursors are actually ottsels who are simply fluffing up the myth to match their appearance with their abilities.
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The common iora (Aegithina tiphia) is a small passerine bird found across the tropical Indian subcontinent and Southeast Asia, with populations showing plumage variations, some of which are designated as subspecies. A species found in scrub and forest, it is easily detected from its loud whistles and the bright colours. During the breeding season, males display by fluffing up their feathers and spiral in the air appearing like a green, black, yellow, and white ball. It is a common resident bird of Bangladesh.
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When active, Laysan rails would ever so often stand still and utter one to three soft warbling chirps. In courtship or territorial defense (reports are not clear, but probably the latter) two birds would stand opposing each other, fluffing up their plumage, and give rattling, scolding calls not unlike a mechanical alarm clock. Soon after dusk, the entire population could be heard to engage in a brief bout of vocalization, which Frohawk (1892) described as sounding like > "[...]a handful or two of marbles being thrown on a glass roof and then > descending in a succession of bounds." Downy young would vocalize a lot, and their calls were rather loud in proportion to their tiny size.
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Nesting and sheltering chick under its wing Egg – Muséum de Toulouse Young chick with down Young bird on Nosy Ve, Madagascar The species is territorial to a degree, aggressively defending the nest site and pecking radius around it, commencing around three months before breeding. Birds are more aggressive at crowded colonies, where numbers are large or suitable nest sites less common. They adopt a defence posture, which consists of raising the humeri up and bringing the wrists together, drawing the neck into the body and shaking the head sideways, fluffing up the head feathers and squawking. Bill-jabbing and fights can break out, the two combatants locking bills and wrestling for up to 90 minutes.
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Little is known about the feeding habits of the pale batis, other than that it forages by gleaning insects from leaves and branches, it occasionally gleans while hovering and it often joins mixed foraging parties. Its social behaviour is probably similar to other batises in that it is not normally seen in groups larger than pairs or family groups, although the males may gather in single sex aggregations known as "parliaments" immediately prior to the breeding season, when they fly about excitedly, snapping their bills, fripping their wings and making "wik" calls. The male has a zigzag courtship display flight which he performs along with wing fripping, tail fanning and fluffing up the long, white spotted rump feathers while giving strident "week-week-week" calls. The females joins in the calls with her own excited "wik-wik" call.
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