When your brush quickly becomes clogged with hair or you start finding increasing numbers of stray strands on your clothes, it's enough to make any woman feel uneasy—especially if you’re also getting ...

Does a fountain of youth exist? Since science has yet to hit on a universal cure for aging, many find an antidote to the implacable march of time in a bottle— a bottle of hair dye, that is. Covering ...

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 ...

It turns out there is no one-size-fits-all standard answer when asking the simple question of “how often should I cut my hair?” It really depends on your own hair and specific hair needs. “It’s all ...

Here’s what the research suggests about the link between hair dye and cancer. Credit...Joyce Lee for The New York Times Supported by By Rachel Rabkin Peachman Q. I color my hair regularly, but I’ve ...

From genetics and hormones to stress and nutrition, there are many factors that affect the hair and can lead to thinning, loss or impeded growth. Much like acne, it’s extremely personal and nuanced, ...

Beauty lovers know that using argan oil for hair is a must if you’re looking for strong, hydrated, and shiny hair. Derived from the kernels of the argan tree that’s native to Morocco, argan oil is ...

Most people are aware of how often they need a haircut and whether they seem to be getting them more frequently than others; but fewer people understand why that's the case or what's behind their rate ...

If you've spent any amount of time coloring your hair—especially if you've gone blonde—and you've noticed your hair losing its luster or becoming brassy or yellow over time, you probably need to use a ...

Because I'm Pakistani, hair is always on my mind, given that I have so much of it. Sure, there are perks—like the nice, thick hair on my head and bushy eyebrows—but I've always been desperate to get ...