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Intro.
One of the products women buy most is shampoo. Women have a saying that a girls hair
determines her beauty.When buying shampoo, women look at different things. First is the price. A
rich women will buy a product at any cost just to make her hair beautiful. While an average
women will buy a shampoo of low price, but of a high quality. Second is the function of the
shampoo women buy shampoo according to their needs. For soft hair, for repair and for removing
dandruff are just some or what shampoos offers to customers. Lastly is the company women will
buy from big company than from smaller ones.
Body.
To big company here in the Philippines that offer shampoos are Uniliver and P&G. Uniliver has
dove and P&G has Palmolive. Dove contains fiber actives that are proven to reconstruct hair
deep inside. It strengthen and nourishes hair from roots to tips it lives hair strengthened and
resilient to future damage. Meanwhile Palmolive adds essential hydration to your hair for long
lasting softness. It gives wonderful and long lasting fragrance that lasts through the day.
Conclusion
Nevertheless, the most important thing to remember is how women take care of their hair. The
type of shampoo counts, but the way you treat your hair has better effect.
Driving age.
Here in the Philippines, people of 18 years old and above can avbial tyheir drivers licence. A
drivers licence is an official document authorizing an individual to drive a motorized vehicle in
countries which follows the following proceduresor requirements: first, at least 17 years old.
Second,physically and mentally fit to operate a motor vehicle. Third, able to read and write in
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Body.
Unfortunately, most of the people who have duvers licence and are involved inaccidents are
teenagers. Five teenagers died after crash in South Yorkshire on Saturday evening. Here are
some of the stories. Accident took place on A630 in Conisbrough in foggy conditions Megan
Storey, 16, Arpad Kore, 18, Blake Cairns, 16, Bartosz Bortniczak, 18, and Jordanna Goodwin, 16,
were all killed in the two-car crash. Police described the deaths as 'absolutely horrific' and
extremely sad.Man driving the other car suffered a broken leg in the accident.Police have
arrested a 21-year-old man on suspicion of dangerous driving - he has since been released on
bail pending further inquiries.Incident happened 100 yards from site of fatal crash three years
ago. Two young men have died and another has been critically injured in a car crash in County
Down. Another example o a teen car accident that happened at the Kilbroney Road near
Rostrevor.The car they were travelling in left the Kilbroney Road near Rostrevor just before
midnight on Monday.It struck a wall of a house and went into a field. A home heating oil tank
caught fire, leaving a house badly damaged. The man injured in the collision was taken to
hospital. MASSACHUSETTS TEENAGE DRIVER CAR ACCIDENTS2 teens not paying
attentionTeenage Car Driver Accidents - National Highway Traffic Safety Statistics 2010Drivers
aged 16 to 19 are four times more likely to die in a crash than drivers between ages of 25 and
69.Teens have the highest chance of being involved in a fatal car crash in the first six months of
receiving their driver's license.2,739 teenagers died in motor vehicle accidents in the United
States during 2008.5,864 fatal motor vehicle accidents involved teenage drivers in 2008. Of
those accidents, 2,739 teenagers died.Male teenage drivers are twice as likely as female teen
drivers to be killed in a crash.55% of all teens killed in car accidents weren't wearing their seat
belts.31% of teenage drivers were drinking alcohol at the time of their death.When teenage
passengers are killed in a motor vehicle accident, the driver was a teenager 63% of the time.
Lastly, this is the most terrific accident that a teenager ever had.As a leading Boston car accident
law firm, we can tell you: It's car accidents involving teenage drivers. According to a recent study
by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, motor vehicle accidents are the leading cause of
death for teenagers in the United States. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has
documented that more than 2,000 teenagers die in car accidents annually and approximately
200,000 more suffer various types of injuries. Aside from the 2,000 killed each year, more than
5,000 additional teenagers are involved but not killed in fatal accidents. In Massachusetts,
approximately 50 teenagers are killed each year in car accidents. Worse, it's also more likely that
teenage drivers will end up killing the passengers in their vehicles, rather than themselves, when
they are involved in a collision. These car aaccident scenarios happened because of immaturity
that drivers have. The term Mature is used to describe someone who is physically mature (in
modern sense used also for emotional maturity). In psychology, maturity is the ability to respond
to the environment in an appropriate manner. Maturity also encompasses being aware of the
correct time and place to behave and knowing when to act appropriately, according to the
circumstances and the culture of the society one lives in and thse can not be seen most of the
time in teenagers.
Conclusion.
If we relly want peaceful. Roads, passing the drivers licenjces examination is not enough.
Mturityis also a big factor. That is why people who are gioving drivers licence should give it tgo
the peole who are 21 year s old already. Most 21 year olds are fairly mature, many 21 year olds
work and hold down full time jobs as well as going to college and even though quite a few still
live at home a good number are living on their own and paying their own way. Of course the
ability to be able to buy alcohol and get into the casino makes you feel super grown up and you
definitely feel like you're an adult at 21. mmaturity can lead to improper braking, over reacting,
over-steering, over compensating in a skid situation and more. In time, an experienced driver will
know how to drive accordingly to weather and road conditions, such as fog, rain, and snow. Teens
are especially vulnerable to distractions in the vehicle, such as cell phone usage, music,
smoking, and other passengers in the car. Maturity behind-the-wheel comes with age. Just like
many other things, the more you practice, the better you get. The ability to drive safely takes
time, effort and focus. At a young age, the drivers lack of skill and lack of attention are a direct
result of inexperience. It is important at a young age to begin driving with good habits and the
desire to work on improving skills constantly.