Ready to beat the heat? With your hair, that is. Because whether you're taking hot showers or frequently heating your hair with curling irons or straighteners, your strands are being put through the ...

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 ...

If you’re someone who typically uses heat on your hair, whether it’s getting a weekly blowout or playing around with all of the incredible hot tools currently on the market at home, figuring out the ...

No matter how you cut it, dealing with damaged hair isn’t fun. Hair damage happens for myriad reasons, but the usual suspects are chemicals, heat, and mechanical issues. Damage shows up differently ...

My journey from overbleached, heat-damaged hair to – what I hope will be – a return to its former (healthy) glory is well-documented. After years of prioritising colour and styling, my strands started ...

Hair damage certainly isn’t exclusive to winter, but as soon as the temperature drops, our strands are hit from all sides—dehydrating central heating, hat-induced friction, and the inevitable heat ...

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We all frequently blow-dry our hair in winter to protect ourselves from the cold but what about our hair health A dermatologist explains how you can prevent hair damage from heat ...

What helps to stop hair from frizzing will depend on the cause. For some people, humidity makes the hair curl. For others, it may be due to friction, dryness, or damage. Frizzy hair occurs when hair ...