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Here is the honest answer up front: you don't cure dandruff; you control it. And the reason why is a little bit gross and a lot more interesting than the...

Your beanie won't make you go bald — but it is quietly running a greenhouse on your head. That sealed-in microclimate can leave scalp itchy, flaky or smelly, flaring dandruff. 

If you have flakes, the instinct is to buy an anti-dandruff shampoo and hope. But dandruff and dry scalp are two different things. Dandruff is linked to too much oil....

Winter scalp trouble rarely begins with one problem. It begins with two that seem incompatible: a scalp barrier losing moisture and a surface that can still feel oily.Then the familiar...

Dandruff isn't always dandruff — and treating the wrong problem can leave the real one untreated.

If your brush and shower drain seem alarmingly full around September, follow me — because you're not imagining it, and it's probably not stress.

Summer scalp itch is one of the most-searched hair gripes of the season, and almost everyone fingers the same suspect: sweat. The truth is so much stranger, and a lot...

Here is the strange thing about swimming in the sea: you are surrounded by water, and your hair is drying out the entire time.That is not a metaphor. It is...

Short answer, up front: Your scalp is one of the most sun-exposed surfaces on your body, and hair only partly protects it. The part line, hairline, crown and any thinning...

Lets start by killing the first little myth: a few minutes of sun on your face and hands tops up your vitamin D for the day. It doesn't.  When we...

A good spring scalp care routine does not mean doing less — it means stopping the specific mistakes that damage your scalp and hair before summer even begins. The most...

Spring may look like renewal, but for many people, pollen season brings an itchy scalp, more flakes and a more reactive scalp barrier. If your scalp suddenly feels tighter, itchier...