In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you are having trouble growing out your pixie cut, search online for hairstylists in your area, and schedule an appointment to get some assistance. Professional stylists can give you a great haircut as your hair grows out, and they can also offer tips and tricks to style your hair in between growth stages.  Growing out a pixie cut can be a frustrating process, and professional stylists totally understand your pain. They can keep you looking your best and offer support throughout the process! Opt for an undercut, so your hair is short around the back and sides but long in the top. This will let your hair grow into a bob naturally. Trimming your ends  keeps your hair healthy and prevents split ends from extending up your strands. Waiting awhile in between hair trims can cause your split ends to get worse, resulting in shorter hair cuts. To prevent this, trim your ends regularly so your hair grows as healthy as possible. You can get your ends trimmed at a salon. In addition, consider trimming your hair yourself. This will give you a unique, quirky look. If you are growing out your pixie cut and want to try something different, schedule a haircut for an asymmetrical style. With this style, the front of your hair is the longest, and your bangs are angled towards 1 side. This hairstyle is different yet flattering, and since your hair is longer in the front, you can easily grow this look out into a longer bob. This may require a bit of growth on top, but this makes a great, unique hair cut as you grow out your locks.
Summary: Find a hairstylist to help you as your hair grows out. Trim your split ends every 6-8 weeks to maintain great hair. Get an asymmetrical cut.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: iTunes should start automatically if it's installed, If it's not installed, you will need to download and install the latest version, which can be obtained for free from Apple. This window will appear the first time that iTunes detects your new iPod. You will need to accept the terms and conditions, sign in with your Apple ID, and register the iPod. During the registration, uncheck the boxes if you don't want to receive email updates from Apple. In the last screen of the Welcome window, you will be able to name your iPod. This name will appear when you plug your iPod in, and is especially useful if you have multiple devices. You will also be able to choose your basic sync settings. You can skip this part if you have specific content that you want synced, as these options will sync your entire library.  Automatically sync songs and videos - Syncs all of your music and video to your iPod. If there is more music than space on your iPod, random songs will be synced until there is no more room. Automatically add photos - Photos stored on your hard drive will be added to your iPod. Automatically sync applications - Syncs your apps across all of your devices. If you don't want to sync your entire library, you can choose from your albums and playlists to create a more custom sync. Click the "Music" tab and select the "Selected playlists, artists, albums, and genres" option. This will allow you to select what you want synced from the lists below. You can choose playlists that you've created in iTunes, artists, albums, or entire genres. If you'd rather only sync certain songs to your iPod, you can override all the sync settings and only sync songs that you select. To do this, click the "Summary" tab and scroll down to the "Options" section. Check the "Sync only checked songs and videos".  Return to your music library by clicking the drop-down menu in the top-left corner. You can then go through your library and uncheck each song you don't want. By default, all of your music is checked, so you will need to uncheck what you don't want to synch. You can see the remaining space on your iPod at the bottom of the iTunes window. After you've set what you want on your iPod, it's time to sync. Click the Sync button in the bottom-right corner to load your iPod up with your newly-configured sync list. Anything that's not on the list will be removed from the iPod.  You can monitor the process of the sync from the bar at the top of the iTunes window. Once your sync is complete, you can unplug the iPod from the computer.
Summary: Plug your iPod into your computer. Complete the "Welcome to your New iPod" forms. Name your iPod. Sync specific playlists and albums. Sync specific songs. Start the sync.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Promote eye health by eating these foods:  Eat foods that are high in antioxidants like spinach, broccoli, kale, kiwi, and grapes. Eating antioxidants will protect your eyes. Eat foods that are high in Vitamin C like oranges, grapefruits, strawberries, and green peppers. Eating Vitamin C will help you build up your immune system. Eat foods that are high in Vitamin E like sunflower seeds, almonds, pecans and wheat germ. Eating Vitamin E will keep your eyes strong. Getting enough sleep will help stop floaters from forming. Keep these things in mind:  Try to sleep at least 8 hours a night. Sleeping helps to keep your eyes healthy. Realize that floaters may be more apparent if your eyes are blurry from not getting enough sleep. Practicing stress management techniques will help stop floaters from forming. Prevent stress by doing one of the following:  Meditate Yoga Pilates Tai Chi Be positive. Breathe deeply.
Summary:
Eat properly. Sleep properly. Reduce stress.