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Healthy hair is lush, shiny, and strong. While genetics play a big part in the quality of your hair, there are many things that you can do to improve your hair health, as well. Getting into some smart routines and healthy hair habits can help you maintain beautiful locks no matter what kind of hair you were born with. Here are some of our top tips for healthy hair. Customize...

Hair loss is something that most people will experience at some point in their lives. Hair loss happens for many different reasons, including aging, changes in hormones, chemotherapy, stress, menopause, postpartum, even your hairstyling habits can cause hair loss. No matter the root cause, hair loss can be devastating and impact your self-esteem and confidence.  There are some things you can do to help take control of your hair loss and possibly even prevent it before...

If you have hair on your head, you’ve most likely wondered how you can get it looking thick and feeling healthy. Think of your body – you feed it the nutrients it needs to function, you exercise to keep it healthy and strong, and you give it the rest and care it needs when you’re feeling sick. Just like your body, your hair needs special care and neglecting it can...

By: Mary Brunetti - Celebrity Stylist  I’ve been a hairstylist for 48 years and have been honored with the most prestigious awards in my industry. I've made numerous appearances on national television as a makeover expert, worked with many celebrity A listers and have helped revise the Standard textbook of Cosmetology in 2001! One of the most challenging aspects of my career has been dealing with clients suffering with hair loss. Challenging,...

Women and their hair, it’s a love story that starts early in life. Little girls love to comb and braid each other’s hair, they play with it for hours, decorating it with bows and ribbons. Teens spend countless hours straightening, curling and trying new ...

The average American suffers 96 bad hair days a year, according to new research. A poll of 2,000 Americans discovered that the average American will have three months worth of bad hair days every single year.