A doctor breaks down the causes of dry, brittle hair that's falling out, including poor hair care, stress, nutrient deficiencies, hormones, and medications.

This article was reviewed by Knox Beasley. If you have dry hair, chances are that it’s damaged. If you have damaged hair, chances are that it’s dry. Hair damage and dryness aren’t the same thing, but ...

Those frequent trips to the pool may have filled your heart with fond summer vacation memories, but they likely also filled your hair with harsh chemicals that can cause major damage. Chlorine can be ...

If you feel like your hair is dry, lackluster and feeling the brunt of damage you’ve put it through, you may want to consider adding hair oil to your self care routine. Unlike hair serums, which form ...

Nick Blackmer is a librarian, fact-checker, and researcher with more than 20 years of experience in consumer-facing health and wellness content. Social media is debating whether “protein ...

Heating tools, chemical treatments, frequent box dyeing, and bleaching—all of these can put a lot of stress on your strands, and if you're not mindful of how often you use them, you run the risk of ...

"After trialling a range of high end products, nothing quite improved my hair like this. I have dry and damaged hair after a ...

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 ...

Brittle ends, flat roots and frizzy flyaways are some of the most common signs of winter hair damage. Rather than blame the season for the state of your hair, tackle the problem head-on by following ...

Getting older comes with several pros and cons. On the one hand, you’re (hopefully) a bit wiser. Still, aging bodies can present certain challenges, especially for women in their 40s and 50s, when ...