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There are some great hair styles around right now which are perfect for updating your appearance and flattering your face. But which one is right for you? They all look great on the models but knowing your face shape and the style best suited to it is vital. Here’s how to use your face shape when deciding short hair styles.

Not all types of chemotherapy cause hair loss, but if yours does, it helps to know what to expect. In the face of cancer, losing your hair may not seem like a huge deal. It can really affect how you feel and view yourself, though.

We’ve all known the feeling — that fresh feeling of walking out of the hairstylist or salon with a new look. The new ‘do offers a sense of confidence, puts a spring in our step, and gives us that little spark we need.

There are numerous disorders and diseases throughout the world and many of them are now recognized through a period of awareness to try to make the disorders and diseases more well known. A very common, yet rarely discussed disorder is alopecia areata. Alopecia Areata Awareness Month comes every September and the following guide walks you through a few reasons why it’s so important.

Hairstyle trends for men is in a constant change so if you are looking for some of the top fall looks, here are a few that are popular this season.

Noticing that your teen has started to develop bald spots on their head can be very concerning for many parents. They want to know why their child has bald spots and what they can do to help stop the hair loss from happening. Unfortunately, a common reason for a teen to suddenly start losing their hair is trichotillomania. Trichotillomania is very common among teens because their bodies are going through a lot of changes and they have not yet learned how to handle the stress of day to day life. The guide that follows walks you through a few things you need to know about trichotillomania.

Although hair loss is typically associated with adults, teens can also lose their hair. This is a stressful experience and although often temporary, hair loss during one’s teen years may indicate a more serious underlying condition. Here are some of the most common causes of teenage hair loss.

Summer 2018 is almost over but there is still time to show off your amazing summer hair accessories. Summer hair is pretty awesome. Beachy days give it a whole new texture and the sun can bleach it a bit blonder or red. The hottest summer accessories this year can actually keep you cooler and make sure the hair stays out of your face. They are part of an overall plan to have a fun summer!

Hair loss is an emotive subject. Around half of all adult men are affected by male pattern baldness. 57% of women over 80 also experience age-related hair loss, but age isn’t the only cause. Alopecia (hair loss) is a serious condition that may be caused by an overdeveloped auto-immune response, hair follicles being destroyed by inflammation or even severe stress or anxiety. It can be extremely upsetting to lose hair and damaging to self-image and confidence. It’s no wonder then, that sufferers of hair loss are open to all kinds of therapies and remedies, from poultices to protein supplements. Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) sounds like science fiction but is actually an FDA approved treatment for hair loss, now widely in use. But what does the evidence say? Does it really work?

Scalp eczema is an unpleasant skin condition that results in itching, a flaky scalp and severe dandruff. While there are different forms of the condition, the most common is called seborrheic dermatitis, and it can prove very difficult to treat.