Hair washing never used to be so controversial. Usually we just wash our strands with shampoo, rinse, follow that with conditioner, then likely rinse again. But with TikTok and Instagram turning ...

Washing your hair is commonly viewed as a straightforward, routine form of self-care. But the more that’s researched about how this seemingly simple task affects your hair health, the more confusion ...

Some people just wash their hair when they want, and it all works out for them. But there is a science to this, according to ...

Washing your hair too much can remove the sebum your scalp produces, which vital to healthy, shiny hair. However, it’s fine to wash your hair once it feels unclean to the touch. Oily hair gets a bad ...

How do we know if our hair products are really working? After all, trial and error can get pretty expensive, so it can be tough to venture out and try something new ...

Jose recommends that every curly hair routine incorporate a scalp serum “to promote balance and healthy growth.” To lock in ...

You probably wash your hair just like everyone else: first shampoo, then conditioner. This, of course, is completely normal and traditionally correct. After all, we all know that conditioner ...

Dermatologists and stylists explain how often men should use conditioner, why skipping it damages hair, and how to choose the ...

A guide to building an effective, adaptable routine for every hair type. Credit... Supported by By Darian Symoné Harvin and Caitie Kelly Don’t I know how to do this already? you might be asking. But ...

One of the more controversial beauty questions is how often you should wash your hair. Some people insist on using shampoo and conditioner on their hair daily, others say every other day and then some ...

While “How often should you wash your hair?” is one of the most commonly asked beauty questions, experts assert there’s not one right answer. Even hair care rules that seem universal aren’t always one ...