A healthy scalp shouldnt smell bad. If you notice a distinct cheesy, sulfur-like, or other unpleasant odor coming from your ...

Glycolic acid isn’t just for glowing skin—it can reset your scalp, clear buildup, and boost healthier hair growth. This guide breaks down the benefits and shows you exactly how to use it safely and ...

A newborn’s skin is one of the most sensitive organs of the body: thin, developing, and still adapting to the external environment. In the first few weeks of life, it undergoes significant ...

Consumers are increasingly fixating on their scalps, turning to head spas, pricey treatments and products to combat thin hair and irritation. Scalp-focused treatments are a trending topic online for ...

An everything shower may not be the typical first line of defense in the quest for healthier, thicker hair, but it turns out that spending time in a steamy bathroom can majorly benefit the scalp—and ...

If white flakes have been dusting your shoulders lately, it's easy to assume dandruff is to blame. However, what many people mistake for dandruff might actually be dry scalp, which is a condition that ...

Small scalp pimples can significantly impact hair health. They clog follicles and trigger inflammation, disrupting the natural hair growth cycle. This can lead to thinning and even permanent hair loss ...

As the seasons change and we head into colder weather, itchy scalps become more common. The drop in temperature, central heating, and bitterly cold winds all strip away moisture and contribute to a ...

After a long, hot summer filled with sweat, sunscreen, saltwater, and slicked-back hairstyles, your scalp is likely overdue for a detox. While your strands may get all the TLC, your scalp—where ...

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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 ...

Your scalp is basically your face’s upstairs neighbor. And just like you wouldn’t slap any ol’ moisturizer on your skin without figuring out if you’re oily, dry, or somewhere in between, your scalp ...