In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: When your hair is fried, it's usually the ends that show the most damage. A visit to your hair stylist for a cut can instantly make your locks look better. That doesn't mean you have to go for a super short cut, though. Getting regular trims can help your fried hair look healthier. Try to get your hair trimmed every 6 to 8 weeks. Usually, a inch (1.25 cm) trim is all you need to make your locks look fresher. Consider getting layers to remove the damage without sacrificing length. Fried hair is dehydrated so it requires serious moisture. A hair mask contains more moisturizing ingredients than regular conditioners so it can hydrate your hair more effectively. Use the mask after you've washed and towel dried your hair, and leave it on for however long the package says. Rinse it out with cool water. Look for a hair mask with ingredients that can help damaged hair, such as jojoba oil, argan oil, wheat proteins, and keratin. Wrapping a warm microfiber towel or plastic wrap around your head while you have the mask on can help it penetrate your cuticle more easily and allow it to repair your hair more effectively. If the mask contains protein, however, don't do this. If you hair is extremely fried and damaged, you may want to leave the mask on overnight. Wear a shower cap or plastic wrap over the mask so it doesn't stain your pillowcases or sheets. It's usually recommended that you use a mask once a week. If your hair is very damaged, though, you may want to use it twice a week. Fried hair can benefit greatly from the use of a hair oil because it helps moisturize your hair in a way that's similar to its natural oils. Apply four to five drops of oil to your palm and rub it between your hands. Work it through the length of your hair from the ears down while it's still wet and then style as usual. A variety of oils work well for the hair, such as argan, coconut, jojoba, macadamia, and almond. You can also find serums that contain a blend of two or more oils. The length, thickness, and amount of damage to your hair will determine how much oil you need. Start with one to two drops and add more if necessary. You can also apply an oil to the ends of dry, fried hair. Only use one or two drops, though, or your hair may wind up looking greasy. For severely fried hair, you may want to use a hot oil treatment. Heat the container of oil in a pot of hot water, and saturate all of your hair with it. Place a plastic shower cap or plastic wrap over your head, and allow the oil to sit on your locks for at least 30 minutes. Follow up by shampooing your hair.
Summary: Get a haircut. Apply a hair mask. Use an oil treatment.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Some people may find fresh air soothes motion sickness. Simply opening a window or vent may help alleviate your symptoms. If symptoms persist, stop the car, if possible, and get out to breathe in fresh air. The air may help, and stopping the ride should help too. In warm weather, some people benefit from turning on air conditioning, while others do better turning it off and getting natural air. Often, car sickness is caused by motion outside the car. For this reason, you may find relief when you block your view. Alternatively, special motion-blocking eyewear may accomplish the same result. Simply closing your eyes may help, especially if you can fall asleep. You can also try sunglasses or sleep masks to block your view enough to curtail the symptoms of car/motion sickness. Dry eyes or fatigued eyes can also contribute to motion sickness. Using eye drops or splashing water on your face can help. Taking out contact lenses and using glasses instead may be beneficial. Some people benefit from ginger products to alleviate motion sickness. You can try ginger chews, ginger ale, ginger cookies, and many other ginger products. If you are prone to motion sickness, keep one or more of these products on hand to take if you should become sick. Some data has shown that eating something dry, such as soda crackers, may help alleviate the symptoms of motion sickness. This is because the dry food may soak up excess acid in the stomach. Putting pressure on a particular point of your body may help treat the symptoms of motion sickness. Specifically, Nei Guanacupressure point P6, on the underside of the wristmay be pressed to help with an upset stomach. Locate by finding the area in which a wristwatch would lie. Find the mid-point on your wrist, which is a small "valley" in which you can feel your tendons. Pressing your fingertip there should offer relief in about 10 seconds. If you have a wristwatch or tight wristband, you can make a pressure band to help with motion sickness. Make a small wad or paper or paper-like substance (like a gum wrapper) about the size of a pea. Wedge this in the wristband as described in the pressure point above.
Summary: Get fresh air. Block your view. Use ginger products. Eat something dry. Try acupressure.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Excess moisturefats from cooked meats, water content in veggies, etcin the filling can make for a soggy hand pie, so drain or thicken fillings a bit more as a precautionary measure. Then, freeze the hand pie until you're ready to cook it. If you simply want to bake up a boxed pot pie from a freezer section, follow the instructions on the box. In almost every case, these pies are meant to be baked directly from frozen. If you made the pie, note that the frozen baking time will increase a bit and the baking temperature may need to be slightly reduced. Of course, with experience, you may find that adjustments to baking time and temperature produce a better result with a particular frozen pie brand. As instructed, make sure the center of the pie is cooked through. Use a knifeor for more certainty, a meat thermometerto test the center.
Summary:
Ensure the filling is thick is your pie is homemade. Cook the pie according to the packaged frozen pie instructions.