In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You should always have a first aid kit in your home, and you should always have one in each car you own. Some cars come with their own first aid kit, but it should be checked and supplemented so it is complete. A travel kit should be similar to the home version, but to make it ready for the road, consider adding items such as: a flashlight with batteries; waterproof matches; a solar/crank charger for phones; sunscreen, insect repellant; a whistle; phone numbers for your physician, poison control, etc.; and medical consent and history forms for each family member. Make your car kit accessible as well; don't bury it in the spare tire well under your trunk floor. See also How To Pack a First Aid Kit for Your Car for more ideas. See How to Make a First Aid Kit for Camping for more ideas. A camping kit will be similar to a car kit, but be extra sure to have a good pair of scissors; waterproof matches; a space blanket; duct tape; a solar/crank phone charger; and a whistle. Include water purification tablets as well, to protect yourself should you need to drink from a body of water. It's nice to have a sizable kit with a bit of everything, but a smaller, easily portable kit can be with you nearly all the time. For help in maximizing your first aid kit while minimizing its size, see How to Make a Compact First Aid Kit. One commercially-available purse kit winnows down the contents to one ointment packet, three cleansing wipes, two gauze pads, and 10 bandages. Adding small amounts of your most commonly-used medications to a small zip-close bag would make for a solid first aid kit that should fit nicely in a purse, diaper bag, backpack, etc. If anyone in your family has special medical needs, prepare travel kits that are clearly marked and specifically designed to treat his or her needs. An allergy emergency kit is probably the most common example. Visit How to Create an Allergy Emergency Kit for more information. For such a kit, use a small, durable, water-resistant container, clearly marked with "ALLERGY EMERGENCY KIT" along with the person's name. Work with your doctor to determine what medications should be included. Antihistamines (such as Benadryl), Prednisone, and/or epi-pens are the most likely inclusions. Include two or more doses of any medications, in case of a delay in medical intervention. On a durable, possibly laminated, piece of paper or notecard, clearly write/print out all instructions for how and when to use the medications. Also include the physician's phone number and any important patient information (any additional allergies, for instance).
Summary: Always have a car/travel kit. Create a camping kit if you're heading outdoors. Pack a purse/compact first aid kit. Set up special kits as needed.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Keep in mind that every minute that you spend on social media takes a minute from some other more productive activity that you could put your time towards. Some of these things could include learning a new language, playing an instrument, hanging out with friends, exercising, learning a new recipe, or reading a book. Consider your relationships that have gone lacking because of your social media addiction. Your significant other or children may be feeling neglected because of it. Your social media addition could be hampering your life and relationships and keeping you from your goals. Perhaps the most constructive and certainly the most fun way to battle your social media addiction is to get out of the house and have some fun. Call up your friends and go out to a movie or have dinner. Go bowling, swimming, running, or shopping. These are healthy and fun ways to combat your addiction while relaxing. You might find that your social media addiction developed because you used a site to communicate with someone as opposed to calling them. You might have gotten caught up on the site awaiting their response and developed an addiction from that. However, try to have conversations with friends and family via phone rather than social media apps. In order to prevent yourself from relapsing or not keeping your commitment to cease social media usage temporarily, spend more time with your family and friends. Go visit your grandparents and do errands for them, and hang out with your mom more. Hang out with siblings and friends more during this time as well and resist using your phone, even if they are. Once you have more free time from social media, you will be better able to invest in other things. Perhaps you have been considering a career change or thinking about going back to school. Take this time to research schools and jobs. A change might be just what you need to create a healthier, happier and more electronically detached life.
Summary: Write a list of things you could be spending your time on. Get out of the house. Call instead of checking in on social media. Spend more time with family. Develop yourself professionally.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Wash your face using warm water and your favorite face wash. Rinse the soap off and pat your face dry with a soft, clean towel. Because this face wash contains honey, it can get stickyespecially if you are going to leave it on your face for a while. You can protect your hair by pulling it back and away from your face and securing it with a headband, hair clip, or hair tie. You can protect your clothes by draping a towel over the front of your chest and shoulders. You will be mixing only a small amount of milk and honey, so the bowl or cup does not have to be big. A small dessert bowl would be ideal. You will need 1 tablespoon (14.8ml) of raw honey and 2 tablespoons (29.6ml) of milk. Not only is honey a great moisturizer, but it is also antibacterial, which makes it great for fighting off acne. Milk also makes a great moisturizer. It also helps tone and exfoliate the skin. If you have very sensitive skin, consider using 2 tablespoons (29.6ml) of oat flour, 1 tablespoon (14.8ml) of milk, and 2 teaspoons of honey. The oat flour will help ease skin issues, such as acne and eczema. Keep doing this until the honey has dissolved in the milk completely. You want to end up with something a cream-like consistency. You can do this by dipping a cotton round into the milk-and-honey mixture, or you can simply use your fingers. Gently work the face wash into your skin, using circular motions. Avoid the sensitive areas around your nose, mouth, and eyes. You can rinse the mixture off immediately, or you can let it sit on your face for 5 to 10 minutes. This will allow the mixture to seep into your pores and clean them out more effectively. Gently massage your skin with your fingers until you have gotten all of the mixture out. You may use some face wash if necessary. Use a soft towel, and do not rub your face. Once you have your face clean, you can wipe your face with a cotton ball soaked in toner. This will help tighten your pores and balance the pH of your skin. You may also apply some moisturizer after the toner.
Summary:
Start with a clean face. Consider protecting your hair and clothes. Find a small bowl or cup. Pour some milk and honey into the bowl. Stir the two ingredients together using a fork. Apply the mixture to your face. For a deep cleaning, let the mixture sit for 5 to 10 minutes. Rinse your face with cool water. Gently pat your face dry. Consider following up with some toner an moisturizer.