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Dive Diva's everywhere have questioned how to tame their wild tresses. While we know that we aren't going to look like the Sports Illustrated models after a dive, we certainly shouldn't surrender to a shaved head either. Saltwater wreaks havoc on our hair leaving a salt residue that depletes the hair of it's natural moisture. Add blowing wind into the equation and the result is split ends and brittle hair that feels like straw.

Hair care for Girl Divers is three fold. You must treat your hair before you subject it to the elements, manage your hair during the dives, and restore your hair after the dives. Chlorine and saltwater can discolor and dry out the hairs cuticle. Before diving, wet down hair with cool tap water, which will seal the cuticle. Hair is like a sponge; it can only absorb so much water. If it's wet to begin with, it won't absorb as much damaging chlorine and saltwater.

Swear by leave-in conditioner and never leave for the dive without it. Protecting skin with sunscreen is good sense, and the same goes for hair. If you can find a conditioner with a sunscreen in it, all the better, as the UV rays will turn your hair a brassy shade. Also, using some hair creme or pomade as a conditioning barrier will reduce the amount of salt that can adhere to the hair follicles.

During the dive, if you have long hair, you'll want to secure it before pulling and tugging on your neoprene hood. Putting hair into a braid or a series of pony holders keeps hair from becoming caught in the hood. Using the conditioner before braiding, will help to hold the braid in place. You may want to wear a lycra "doo rag" over your hair before putting on your hood. Alternatively, a "shark skin" or "titanium" lining in the hood will also ease with removal of the hood off at the end of your dive.

If you're diving a tropical destination, you may consider a beanie for night dives (as this will not only tame your tresses but avoid getting blood worms tangling in your locks). For day use, a "slap strap", available at most dive stores will keep the mask strap from catching on your hair.

We are told to rinse our gear thoroughly after a dive, but any good Girl Diver knows, that beauty comes before gear rinsing. As soon as possible, rinse out your hair with fresh water. You may find a fresh water shower on the boat or at the dive site. There are also a myriad of shampoos made to remove harsh elements from your hair at your local salon.

Put a wide-toothed comb in your Save-A-Dive kit, so that you can get through those tangles on your way to the pizza place. Again, if you've got some spray in conditioner with you, now would be a great time to add another round to the hair, as it's just been through the dehydration routine. Keep your hair trimmed of split ends and use a clarifying shampoo weekly to keep your hair looking great.

Even the divas of diving have to treat their locks. "I'm not very good with my hair and don't think about it much," Tanya Streeter said from her home in Austin, Texas. "When I know I'm going to be in the water, I just coat it with a ton of conditioner, braid it, and wear it down my wet suit."

Cindy Ross is the owner/instructor of http://www.GirlDiver.com. Dedicated to a gentler form of scuba for everyone. She teaches PADI co-ed, women's only and teen scuba classes in the Pacific Northwest. With her small scuba classes in the Seattle area, Cindy finds more time to dedicate to each student. She is also a staff writer for XRay Magazine and Dive Coordinator for Highline Community College. For more articles on learning to scuba dive, visit http://www.girldiver.com.

Stinky Steven’s Guide to Gassy Moments & Pooping at Work

Let’s talk about gas. No, not the price of gas – though in this instance the price can be quite costly – we’re talking farts here, people. Silent But Deadly, Rippers and the Terd Burglars who are frequent offenders.

An old friend once gave me a copy of “Everyone Poops,” by Taro Gomi. It’s a great book for young kids and anyone who finds that sort of crap humorous (pun intended). While the ol’ Number Two happens to everyone, there’s a fine art involved with letting gas slide on the sly and doing the doo in public. So sit back and enjoy as StinksNThings.com takes a crap, er, crack at the do’s and don’ts of taking care everyone’s of business in a place of business.

It all starts with the fart, remember that kids. And when you feel nature’s call about to rear its ugly (turtle) head, think of yourself as a Crop Duster and go for a brisk walk around the office and share the wealth (or misfortune) of all that dairy you had for breakfast. One key tip in making the fart rounds – make sure you don’t bring your stink trail back to your cubicle, or you might as well may have sprayed Liquid Ass at your desk.

Once you’ve released your gaseous fumes but know that there’s a certain Act Number Two to follow, it’s time to start plotting your course of action. There’s the old Fly By – scouting your nearest bathroom for occupants – or go on the hunt for Safe Havens, those rarely used bathrooms further from your desk and less likely to get you the nickname Super Pooper.

Now that you’ve found a stall and you’re ready to release the hounds, it’s time to go on tactical alert: Once you’ve taken a seat, anything can happen. Be prepared for the Jail Break – the machine-gun ripping farts whose surprise attack even surprised you. But worse than the Jail Break – by far more embarrassing as well – is the Watermelon. That’s right, the Watermelon: a poo that is so enormous that it creates a splash loud enough to win eight Olympic gold medals. While the Watermelon can empty some water from the bowl, it pales in comparison to the Havana Omelette – yep, diarrhea that creates not one, not two, but a full series of loud splashes. The farts that often go along with the doo are just the tip of the iceberg. It’s the smell that will curl your eyelashes. The stench is so bad that it’s like having a seventh grade flashback to when you first learned of the potency of stink bombs when you mistakenly broke one in your pocket. The stench seems to follow you for hours. But don’t worry, Stinks’, and our years of public pooping, can help.

While everyone will have these unfortunate events happen at the most inopportune times, there is hope in saving your oh-so-valuable reputation: the Courtesy Flush. When the turtle’s head severs, hit the flusher. Don’t wait, just do it. You’ll save yourself – and the Uncle Ted bathroom lingerer – from being tormented by the sad scent of last night’s bar tab. And if that solution isn’t subtle enough, try the Camo-Cough, your smoker’s cough that covers the splash – but not the stench – of your burrito.

So just remember that while there are limited ways to concealing nature’s less-than-great miracles, the only true safe way to do the doo is to do it at home.

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I sit by a crazed narcissistic doo doo head in all my classes, what can I do?

He is mean to me, calling me stupid and a lot of other not nice names. I don't say anything back and try to ignore it unless he says something extremely nasty. He once told me "shut up, no one wants to hear what you have to say. You're stupid, just stop before you embarrass yourself." when I wasn't talking to him. I'm close to just snapping the boys neck. He looks down on everyone else, thinking everyone else is unworthy of his presence. He somehow seems to be a very popular person, and I have no idea how when no one likes him. I've asked, and the teachers refuse to move us from our assigned seats. We've only had them for 2 days, and say that I haven't had enough time to know that I'm unable to deal with him. I can no longer concentrate in any of my classes, with him on one side of me and the school dope head on the other. I'm in AP classes, so I have to work hard, and it's hard to even listen to the teacher with him beside me. What can I do?

Talk to the teacher after class and explain the situation. If he/she fails to take proper action then go over his/her head and see his/her boss about it.

This kid is a disruption, and you have as much right to an education as anyone else.
Furthermore, he is a bully. I am sure your school has a policy for dealing with bullies, so hold them accountable for why your teacher refuses to take action against him.

The other kids probably let him think he's popular with them because they fear him, and want to remain on his good side(cowards). Obviously you know what it's like to be on his bad side.
Believe it or not you somehow intimidate him. So he lashes out at you in an effort to control you.
Staying silent about it will only lead him to believe that he has defeated you, and he will keep it up just to hold you down.

He uses words as his weapon so make sure your words cut deaper than his. Start giving back what he dishes out, and he will eventually back down because he really is a coward, and he is either afraid of you, or he's secretly in love with you.
Either way, advantage: YOU!

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