If you regularly use heat to style your hair, you could still be causing damage to it, even if you use a heat protectant - ...

Drying your hair doesn’t have to come with damage The goal isn’t to avoid tools but to use them smartly. ... Pat your hair with a microfiber towel or an old soft cotton tee shirt.

We get three experts to weigh in on whether air drying hair is actually that good (or bad) for its condition. ... before you pat dry and add your leave-in treatments.

You may be losing hair because you’re drying it wrong – it’s not just about hot tools, my tips to keep strands strong He said topical treatments aren't enough for healthy hair Latoya Gayle ...

It's common for most women to lose 50-100 strands in a day. But, often times, hair begins to shed and thinning goes unnoticed until bald patches become conspicuous and scalp becomes noticably more ...

Ultimately, whether you air-dry or blow-dry your hair is a personal preference, and one isn't necessarily better than the other as long as you use the right method.

Simply pat your hair dry using your microfiber towel to absorb excess water, then wrap hair in the towel before it’s time to style. “Allowing your hair to rest in the microfiber towel for 5 to ...

A woman has gone viral for a seemingly bizarre reason: blow-drying her hair. But the reason she blow-dried it has sparked a major online debate, and given her video a jaw-dropping 18 million views.

A dry scalp is caused by a lack of moisture and may be due to dry weather conditions, washing hair too frequently, product buildup, or using harsh shampoos or other hair products, explains Dr. Gratch.