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Oats, which have been used in food for over 30,000 years, are also widely known to possess a myriad of benefits for skin, scalp and hair – but how?
While density and thickness are different, they are terms that are often (incorrectly) interchanged, which leads to even more misconceptions.
The truth is not all alcohols are created equally – many are safe for scalp and hair and some actually benefit your strands.
By now most of us know that strong, healthy hair begins at the scalp – making the idea of a scalp “detox” pretty appealing.
Understanding your scalp type means you can treat it in the most efficient and healthy way.
There are countless myths that we have held onto for decades, but many of them are only partially true, a little misguided, or just plain wrong.
There are so many different types of oils used in scalp and hair products. Find out what mineral oils are, and why we don't use them.
Porosity can seem a bit obscure or complicated at first, but we’re going to demystify it and explain why it matters.
Known for its nourishing, softening and soothing properties, shea butter is a natural treasure. Find out how we use it.
Different hair types require different care, so knowing yours is integral to treating it right.
What is the connection between hair loss and working out? Find out more about the truths and myths.
Learn how these deep conditioning treatments should work, what ingredients to avoid, and the best methods for application.