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One nutritional supplement may support hair growth in perimenopausal, menopausal and postmenopausal women experiencing hair loss.

A roundup of the latest must-have finds for hair, skin, health, beauty and more. These products are worth every cent.

A mounting body of research shows many fats are good friends to our health.

It’s normal for our naturally curly hair to be dry, so lavish those tresses with lots of moisturizing love.

You may have heard that the glycerin found in some leave-in conditioners can subdue frizzy, natural hair on hot, humid days.

As soon as you step out of the shower, water keeping your coils and curls lush and hydrated evaporates. But don’t let your strands turn dry.

Natural oils are all the rage, but it can get frustrating to suss out which oils are right for your hair type.

Becoming a smart consumer of cocoa-related products may benefit both your hair and skin health and add vibrancy to your tresses.

New-jack naturalistas may be under the impression that all ’natural’ oils interact with tresses pretty much the same.

Applying a sealant to moisturized strands is a hair-care step many curlies skip. But for naturalistas, sealing tresses can lock in much needed...

When someone says they’re baggying, that might sound confusing, if not scandalous, but it’s all about hair treatment.

Have you noticed scaly yellow patches on your baby’s scalp?

A little oil on the hair is great for your tresses’ appearance and scalp’s health.

Aromatherapy often uses essential oils to improve mood through the sense of smell, but the oils can also boost hair health.

Get the most from your meals with these tips.

Rather than go low-fat, aim for a right-fats diet.