Throughout the last year or so, scalp health has made its way to the forefront of the healthy hair growth conversation, cementing the category as a total must for both beauty lovers and celebs alike.

Healthy hair starts with a healthy scalp. That’s because hair growth starts in follicles located below the surface of the skin — a healthy scalp means stronger, shinier, thicker hair and less breakage ...

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Your greasy hair might be trying to tell you something — and it’s not necessarily that you’re overdue for a shower. “An oily scalp can be a symptom of androgenetic alopecia,” a k a the dreaded pattern ...

Washing hair is sometimes not enough to combat dandruff. Scalp and skin experts say there are various causes for the flaky skin condition — and not everyone can get rid of it by using standard shampoo ...

Ever thought you thoroughly applied sunscreen to your whole body, only to find out a few hours later that your scalp is red, angry, and burnt to a crisp? Yeah, we’ve been there too. Unfortunately, a ...

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Want shinier, softer hair without spending so much on pricey salon treatments? You might be surprised to find the secret already in your spice box. Turmeric, yes, that golden-yellow spice is a ...

People exfoliate their scalps to help the hair and scalp stay healthy and clean and prevent pores and hair-growing follicles from clogging. Exfoliation is not a medical treatment, and its ...

We’ve been patting our weave since before Beyoncé said to. Itchy scalp while wearing braids and wigs is an unresolved issue in the Black community. Studies show darker skin is more prone to ...

It started out as a simple itch on the lower back of my head and ended with a scratch that kept me up at night. Thinking the annoying red patch that had formed in that area was dry skin, I started ...