This article was originally published on Travel & Leisure. Brushing your hair really is an art form, but most people treat it like a boring necessity akin to flossing your teeth or eating high-fiber ...

Hair care is inching toward becoming as popular as skin care. With talk about the “skinification” of hair, brands are coming out with products to aid the health and growth of hair, from scalp scrubs ...

Can you really brush your hair to make it grow faster? One beauty editor seems to think so. A recent article on Cosmopolitan UK puts the age-old theory to the test, and the proof is in the pudding: ...

If you have very fine or thinning hair, you may want to reconsider your hair-brushing technique. First up: get yourself the right brush. According to Philip B., hair-treatment expert and founder of ...

Mastering your hot brush depends on the type you have (scroll down for some recommendations) and the results you want. Some are designed for simple blow-drying (enhancing layers and styling curtain ...

Love the smooth, straight look of chemically relaxed hair but hate dealing with constant breakage and dryness? You’re definitely not alone in this struggle. Relaxed hair is basically high-maintenance ...

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Anything that cuts our getting ready time in half is a welcomed addition to our beauty routine and we’re guessing you feel the same. If that’s the case, and you don’t have either a hair dryer brush or ...

With all of these products out on the market, are we neglecting the one thing we can do at home virtually for free ― brushing our hair? You may remember the episode of “The Brady Bunch” where Marcia ...