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Hair Types 101
Hair Types 101
by Katie Olsen
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We debunk 10 common scalp and hair myths to improve your understanding of hair thinning and scalp health. Read more.
What is the connection between hair loss and exercise? Find out more about the truths and myths.
Shea butter gets its name from sǐ, which is “shea tree” in Bambara. It is a natural treasure for hair, known for its nourishing, softening and soothing properties.
Different hair types require different care, so knowing your hair type is integral to treating it correctly. Read more.
A scalp detox is essentially a deep cleanse to rid it of buildup caused by sebum, dead skin cells, product, pollutants, and dirt. Read more.
In theory, hair masks are deep conditioning treatments designed to nourish, repair, and strengthen strands for more lustrous hair. The reality can be different.
One ingredient found in many hair products is mineral oil. There are many opinions about whether mineral oils are “good” or “bad” for hair. Read more.
Around half of menopausal individuals experience hair loss and texture changes, but it’s often treatable. Read more.
We’re breaking down what it means to understand your scalp type so you can treat it in the most efficient and healthy way possible. Read more.
One in three women will endure hair loss or reduced...
While shedding and hair thinning oftentimes appear similar, they are not the same. One condition is unavoidable and the other is treatable. Read more.
Hair loss is more common in individuals who have higher...