It’s easy to point to heat styling and chemical processing as culprits behind damaged hair, but several less obvious factors can leave your locks brittle, frizzy, dry or prone to breaking and shedding ...

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Heating tools, chemical treatments, frequent box dyeing, and bleaching—all of these can put a lot of stress on your strands, and if you're not mindful of how often you use them, you run the risk of ...

Many people find themselves constantly battling oily hair, no matter how often they wash it. The frustration of freshly washed hair turning greasy within hours is a common issue, affecting individuals ...

If you’ve been slathering on protein treatments to strengthen your strands but suddenly find your hair feeling dry and brittle, you might be dealing with protein overload. Protein overload is caused ...

Hair breakage isn’t fun for anyone. The split ends, the frizzy dry feeling of your hair and your scalp, and the strands snapping off randomly is annoying at best and can cause serious hair problems at ...

Damage is one of the most common complaints about hair. How could it not be? Between dyeing, heat styling, spending time outside and even simply brushing your hair, everyone has some degree of damaged ...

There's no denying that hair bond repair treatments should be a staple in your hair care routine, especially if you've ever picked up a pair of straighteners. The science may have come about back in ...

The solution to fixing greasy hair starts with the root cause. The post Why your hair gets greasy—and how experts say you can ...

Figuring out how to tell if your hair is thinning out is actually an art of careful observation. While you might think hair loss would be blatant and in your face, the early signs are so subtle that ...