In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The alcohol in the beer can be damaging and drying for hair but these effects can be counteracted by adding a few essential oils. It not only adds extra nourishment to your beer hair wash but can also provide you with a calming effect when you're massaging the beer into you hair, all the while leaving you smelling great. Consider adding: Lemon oil: It strengthens hair, adds shine, and fights against dandruff. Almond oil: It moisturizes and soothes the scalp. Chamomile oil: It adds shine and softens hair. Jojoba oil: It adds nutrients to hair and moisturizes the scalp. Lavender oil: It acts as a deep conditioner that moisturizes, nourishes and adds antioxidants to hair. Sandalwood oil: It helps with dry or split ends. Vinegar helps with counteracting rough or brittle feeling hair but smoothing out the scales or cuticles found on each of strand of hair. Shampoo especially aggravates hair by lifting up these scales and preventing hair from feeling smooth and looking shiny. Consider using raw apple cider vinegar rather than commercial vinegar. Raw vinegar is not distilled, heated, or clarified. Raw vinegar has much of the good bacteria, nutrients, and enzymes needed to improve hair texture. You can mix 1 to 2 tablespoons of apple cider vinegar to 8 ounces (250 mL) of water instead of beer and treat your hair the same way you would with a beer wash. It's best to only use a vinegar rinse a few times a week. If used everyday, it can be quite drying for hair.
Summary: Add a few drops of essential oils into your beer. Mix a few tablespoons of apple cider vinegar in your beer.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Mac's search app, the Finder, resembles a blue face. This should be to the right of the "Edit" tab. This should be toward the bottom of the "Go" menu. Doing so will prompt you to enter a destination. Exclude the quotation marks. The "Caches" folder is where your Mac's temporary files are stored. Click "Go" when you're finished. If you want to clear all temporary files on your Mac, you should also delete the contents of "~/Library/Logs" when you finish deleting the Cache folder contents. Since everything here is a temporary copy, you can delete these files without repercussions. This will select your Cache folder's contents. This prompts a menu. If your Mac's mouse has right-click functionality, just right-click (or two-finger click) the file. This will delete your Mac's temporary file cache!
Summary: Click the "Finder" icon to open the Finder. Click the "Go" tap at the top of your screen. Click "Go to Folder". Type "~/Library/Caches" into the text field. Review the contents of the Cache folder. Select a folder, then hold Command and tap A. Hold Ctrl and click a file. Click "Move to Trash".

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Most falls and injuries occur with new or inexperienced skateboarders. If you have some practice under your belt before talking to your parents about getting your own skateboard, you can point to that experience to justify why you're ready for your own board. Start slow when learning how to skateboard. Ask your more experienced skateboarding friends for guidance and advice about how to maneuver and use the board properly. Use the experience on your friend's board to practice falling safely. Skateboarding really does carry the risk of serious injury to the body, especially the head and arms. Promise to wear all the appropriate safety gear, including a helmet, elbow and knee pads, wrist guards, and appropriate shoes. Choose a helmet that fits snugly on your head. It should not be too tight or too loose, and sit low on your forehead. The straps should form a "V" around your ears. Skateboarding is not recommended for children younger than five. If you're between the ages of six and ten, you should agree to supervision from a family member or trusted adult. Agree to accept your parents' safety instructions. Promise to avoid doing risky stunts. Don't lie to your parents just to convince them to buy one for you. For example, don't say you will always wear a helmet if you aren't planning to once you get a skateboard. If you do this, your parents will probably just return the skateboard. Skating in the street can be dangerous, and skating in certain locations can be illegal. Do not skate in the street or use homemade skate ramps. Only use your board in approved public areas or skateparks. If your parents only want you skating around the neighborhood, promise them that you will not go anywhere else.
Summary:
Learn to practice on a friend's skateboard. Demonstrate your commitment to safety. Make sure your parents know you will only skate in safe areas.