Once your hair is wrapped, tie a scarf around the hairline. Alternately, you can place a large roller in a crown section of hair. Pincurl It: Pincurls are not nearly as tedious as you might think. Unless you want a lot of curl in your hair, you can get by with a handful of pincurls at night.You don't even need to carefully part the hair into geometrically-shaped sections. Simply take a section of hair, comb out any tangles, and wrap the hair into a circle close to your scalp.nce your hair is wrapped, tie a scarf around the hairline. Alternately, you can place a large roller in a crown section of hair. Pincurl It: Pincurls are not nearly as tedious as you might think. Unless you want a lot of curl in your hair, you can get by with a handful of pincurls at night.
Beans and Vegetables Containing Raffinose. Wooden spoon in a pot of baked beans Photo Credit Bob Ingelhart/iStock/Getty Images. Most foods containing carbohydrates can cause gas, especially those containing the complex sugar raffinose. This sugar is found in beans, baked beans and lentils. It is also in Brussels sprouts, broccoli, cabbage, asparagus, sauerkraut and cauliflower.
Not all types of fiber cause gas. Fiber comes in two types, soluble and insoluble. Foods that contain soluble fiber tend to produce more gas than foods high in insoluble fiber.Some sugars as well as fiber can cause gas; foods that contain both soluble fiber and sugars that cause gas have extra gas-producing potential.as-Producing Foods. Certain types of foods contain more soluble fiber and have higher gas-producing potential. Legumes -- which include beans and lentils -- barley, oats, nuts, peas and most fruits are high in soluble fiber.