Thanksgiving is coming up. For most of us, that means cheerfully sitting down at the table to eat turkey with a large group of family members. It’s time to be thankful for everything that’s in your life – and perhaps ignore what’s not in your life. Forty percent of hair loss sufferers are women, yet most hair loss treatments on the market today only target men.

Many people desire thick, lustrous hair. But day-to-day stresses and unhealthy lifestyles can negatively impact hair growth and quality. An important question arises – Does regular exercise help hair growth?

Winter has arrived! For many of us, that means the arrival of ski season. Whether this has become an annual tradition for you, or this is your first time hitting the slopes with friends, family or a partner, did you know that all of that skiing and related activities could damage your locks?

Are you getting bored with your hair? Do you find yourself doing a double take when a woman walks by with gorgeous, bouncy hair? Only to realize that once again, your hair has gone flat? With the new year right around the corner, it’s time to put these worries behind.

A new year is approaching our doorstep, and one of your resolutions might be to start a family. Have you noticed that pregnant women typically have thick, luxurious locks and seem to have the best hair days of their lives? Why do ladies experience hair growth during pregnancy, and do they have post-pregnancy hair loss after they give birth? Can you undergo laser hair growth therapy while pregnant? What about when you’re nursing?

Menopause is a natural biological change in women that marks the end of their reproductive years. Typically, it occurs during a woman’s late 40s to early 50s.

One morning, you can’t help but notice the huge clumps of hair in your brush. Or the giant clump left behind in the shower drain.

Exposing our bodies to sunlight is often associated with a range of health benefits, from boosting vitamin D levels to improving overall mood. However, the effects of sun exposure can be a bit more complex regarding our hair and scalp.