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Many different types of medication, nutritional supplements and even vitamins can cause hair loss. If you’ve noticed thinner hair, or you seem to be shedding more hair than usual, your medication might be the cause.

The summer’s here and it’s time to update your look for the season. If you’re a guy and you want to make sure your hair is just as on trend as your style, here are 4 of the most popular summer hairstyles for you to consider.

As the days get longer and summer arrives, it’s time to think about a hairstyle to see you through those sunny days. You’ll need something that looks good from the beach to an evening party and your vacation. Check out these creative ideas for summer styles for short hair.

According to the Centers for Disease Control, approximately 650,000 cancer patients receive chemotherapy annually in the United States. If you have received a cancer diagnosis and are receiving chemotherapy you may experience hair loss due to its’ medicinal strength and power.

Alopecia areata affects nearly seven million Americans each year. Many people don’t realize that they have alopecia and suffer unnecessarily because they don’t realize there is help available. The following guide walks you through a few things that you should know about alopecia.

Pregnancy is an emotional time for any expectant mother but losing hair on top of this life changing event can be devastating. Hair loss in pregnancy can occur for several reasons including vitamin imbalances and hormone issues. Knowing how to manage the condition is really important as it will help with coping and maintaining a healthy pregnancy.

Does your hair have issues? Does it seem like there’s more hair tangled in your brush and caught in the shower drain than there is on your head? Are you sick and tired of bad hair days? If so, there is an all-natural cure that can help: coconut oil. Perfect for all hair types, coconut oil combats dryness, breakage, dandruff, hair loss and more.

Female pattern baldness affects almost 50% of all women. In fact, less than 45% of women go through life with a full head of hair. Nearly every woman will eventually develop some type of hair loss when they begin menopause. With that being said, this condition called androgenetic alopecia varies in significance. Type 1 androgenetic alopecia consists of only minor hair loss around the crown of the head, type 11 involves slightly more hair loss around the crown of the head, and finally, type 111 is a significant loss of hair. 

After a shopping whirlwind, you’ve found the perfect dress and shoes. You’ve perfected your makeup technique. Or, perhaps you’ve scheduled an appointment with a makeup artist. Your manicure is booked. A killer outfit and on-point makeup and nails are important when you want to wow on your special day. But your hair is the crowning glory of your look! Thanks to hair extensions, you don’t need to have naturally long locks to rock a sweeping up-do or long, loose curly ‘do at your prom or your (or your best friend’s) wedding.

If your once-sleek, -silky, -shiny hair has lost its pizazz, split ends may be the culprit. Split ends (when one hair strand separates or splits into two or more fragments) result from damage of all kinds. The best way to prevent them is to learn what causes them and avoid those things or take precautions to minimize damage. Here are common root causes of split ends.