Hair Talk Blog

It is a universally acknowledged truth: everyone experiences frizzy hair to some degree. Yes, even Kendall Jenner has frizzy hair days. And while frizz is totally normal and natural, sometimes we want our hair to look smooth and sleek. But even when we use frizz control products, we still have frizzy hair (especially on wet and humid days!). What gives?

Hair loss is always difficult, but it’s particularly difficult for women. Hair loss can badly affect a woman’s confidence, particularly if that hair loss is rapid and severe. The good news? In many cases of sudden hair loss in women, the thinning is reversible. Keep reading to find out more about female hair loss. Plus, we’ll tell you the best hair loss treatment for women.

It’s distressing, but hair loss in men and thinning hair in men is just one of those sad facts of life. Over half of all men will experience some form of hair loss by age 50 and about a third of men will experience thinning hair by age 30. While thinning hair in men is simply a natural occurrence that affects millions, the process can often be challenging for those who experience it.

It’s something we don’t often like to talk about, but it happens to just about everyone at some point. Yup, I’m talking about dandruff. Whether you’ve experienced dandruff once in your lifetime or struggle with a serially dry and flaky scalp, you know that either way, it’s no fun.

Did you know that the shampoo you choose can be the difference between having healthy, moisturised hair and dry, damaged hair? Really! Choosing the wrong type of shampoo – and shampooing too often – can leave your hair parched and prone to damage. 

Look through any hair care aisle, and you’ll likely notice one ingredient that’s featured in almost every product you come across: biotin. So many of us have grown up hearing about the benefits of this fascinating B7 vitamin, but not many understand what it is and what it can do for our hair, skin, and nails.

You’re noticing more hair in the shower drain than usual and you’re starting to wonder, “Is this hair loss?” Before you panic, it’s important to know that to some extent, hair shedding happens to everyone. According to the British Association of Dermatologists, it’s totally normal to lose 30 to 150 hairs per day as part of our normal hair cycle.

Dreaming of going bleach blonde? While we love the look of bleach blonde hair, there’s no doubt about it: hair bleach is not good for your hair. If you still want to take the plunge, read this article first. We’ll tell you how hair bleach works, common mistakes you should avoid, and how to take care of bleach blonde hair.

Wondering how to get longer hair? You’ve come to the right place. While we can’t tell you how to get longer hair overnight (though we wish it were possible!), we can tell you proven methods to promote healthy hair growth. So if you want to know how to get long and thick hair, keep reading!

Alopecia areata, also known as spot baldness, is an autoimmune condition that often results in hair loss from some or all areas of the body. Though the hair loss from alopecia areata is usually not permanent, the condition itself doesn’t have a cure. However, some alopecia treatments may help hair grow back more quickly.

Did you know that your choice of shampoo influences how much hair you have on your head? Some common shampoo ingredients can make hair loss worse. If you want to learn how to choose an anti-hair loss shampoo, keep reading. I'll tell you which ingredients to look for, which to avoid, and our picks for the best shampoo for hair loss.

While hair isn’t the most important thing to think about during this busy season of life, it’s the unfortunate truth that many new mothers experience postpartum hair loss. We’re talking hair falling out in clumps! While postpartum hair loss is totally normal, we know that it’s also stressful to experience hair loss after birth, especially with all the other changes happening with your appearance.

Are you wondering if aloe vera is good for your hair? Read along to learn all about its benefits for your hair and scalp. I’m talking about aloe vera shampoos, DIY aloe vera hair masks, and everything in between.

Are you tired of battling that pesky itch and flaky fallout called psoriasis that seems to have taken residence on your scalp? Whether you’ve been dealing with scalp psoriasis for a long time or are wondering if your newly appeared symptoms are in fact psoriasis, I've got your back.

If you're anything like me, the battle against dry, damaged hair can feel never-ending. Today, I’m diving deep into the world of natural hair masks because, let's face it, our tresses deserve a little extra TLC. Whether you're looking for a specialized protein hair mask for damaged hair or are drawn to all natural hair masks to nourish your dry strands, I’ve got you covered.

You've worked hard to cultivate that rugged, handsome beard of yours, but let's face it - beards can be a bit high-maintenance sometimes, right? But don't worry, in this guide, I'll explore the ins and outs of beard shampoo, how to wash your beard with pure finesse, and even some insider secrets from grooming gurus.

Are you new to deep conditioning your hair? In this guide, I'll answer all the FAQs around how to use hair masks, such as: How often should you deep condition your hair? Can you leave a hair mask on overnight? And what's the deal with using conditioner after a hair mask?

Have you noticed pimples on your scalp? Don't worry, I'm here to help! In this comprehensive blog post, I'll delve into the world of scalp acne and other types of bumps on the scalp, exploring their causes, and most importantly, effective natural treatments and lifestyle changes to get rid of bumps on the scalp for good.

Achieving volume in fine hair can be tricky. Many products are touted for their maximal volume effect but because they are formulated with harsh ingredients they can leave fine strands dry, frizzy, and prone to damage. But don't worry! I'll tell you how to identify the best volumizing shampoos and conditioners that give your hair extra body, bounce and airiness, while feeling soft and nourished.

We all know our hair type: coily, curly, straight, wavy. But do you know your hair porosity? A deeper understanding of your hair porosity will totally change how you care for your locks and leave them looking (and feeling) their absolute best. I’ll give you a breakdown of each porosity level