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Baldness is associated with aging but has connections to other medical problems and health risks. Although not everyone has or will develop problems, being aware of specific risk factors helps people make lifestyle changes. Read on for a few examples where baldness may be a predictor of health risks.

Spring is the time to try out a fun new hairstyle. What better place to look for inspiration for a great new style than your favorite celebrity. The following are a few of the best celebrity inspired hairstyles for spring.

Trichotillomania, according to the Mayo Clinic, is a mental disorder involving repetitive behaviors with the hair on the person’s body. It causes irresistible urges in a person to pull hair from their own scalp, arms, or anywhere else on the body such as the toes, armpits, or legs.

Falling hair is a normal part of your hair’s natural cycle. Typically, we lose an average of 100 hair strands every day. As hair falls out, new hairs usually grow on the same follicles to replace the old one. But that isn’t always the case. Sometimes, medical conditions like diabetes can disrupt the normal hair cycle, which can cause hair thinning.

No one wants greasy hair, but can you wash your hair too much? Like anything in life, balance is key and if you’re washing your hair too often or too little, here’s what you need to know.

Pregnancy comes with a range of ups and downs. One of the most welcome benefits for most moms is shiny, thick hair that feels great. Once the baby arrives though, the next six months or more can see hair become thinner, more brittle, and even fall out in clumps. But why does this happen? And is it anything to worry about?

When it comes to wigs, people wear them for a variety of reasons. Some do it to achieve a unique look while others wear them due to need. From thinning hair to chemotherapy effects, if you are looking for a wig which is best – human hair or synthetic wigs?

A healthy scalp is vital for beautiful hair but this vital body part often gets overlooked. With a few changes to a health and beauty routine, your scalp can get some focus and attention. Here’s how you can work your way to a healthy scalp.

Menopause is a difficult time. Hot flashes, mood swings, decreased libido, and fluctuating weight can all be symptoms of menopause. Another undesirable side-effect of this natural stage of life is hair loss. It’s normal for a menopausal woman to become self-critical and scrutinize their own appearance, which is one reason menopausal hair loss can be so distressing. But why does it happen, and what can you do about it?

There’s nothing like the New Year to rethink a new style or to plan something different. Hairstyles are perfect for a revamp as the new year heralds a time of change and short cuts are in vogue. Here are some of the best short hair cuts for 2019.