How to Exfoliate Your Scalp

You make sure to give your legs and arms a twice-weekly exfoliation, and you always remember to slough off the dead skin from you face, but one part of the skin that’s often overlooked is the scalp.

Kimbry Parker
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Safe Shampoos for Kids

Even if a shampoo for kids is labeled as safe and gentle, you must double check the ingredients list and make sure there aren't colors, fragrances and perfumes that may irritate your kid's eyes and skin. According to the "No More Toxic Tub"

Ana Cassis
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How to Heal Dry, Damaged Hair With Olive Oil, Eggs & Mayonnaise

The weather, overprocessing and heated styling tools can all leave your locks looking less than healthy.

Kimbry Parker
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What Are the Treatments for Clogged Hair Follicles?

Hair follicles are the sacs in the skin from which hair grows. Cells group together in the pore, they attach to a sebaceous gland (a gland that produces oils to lubricate the hair shaft), and muscle fibers, which help the hair grow away from the skin.

Shannon Marks
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Minerals for Fingernails and Fine Hair

Minerals are an essential dietary component; without them, you may experience hair and nail problems. Deficiencies in certain minerals can lead to thinning strands and weak, brittle or spotted nails.

Lynne Sheldon
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Olive Oil Vs. Avocado Oil for Dry Hair

Oils are unrivaled when it comes to treating dried-out tresses. Natural oils nourish hair deeply for the kind of lasting results that knock the temporary effects of creams and lotions out of the park. When choosing an oil to use as a hair treatment, take your hair type into account.

Celeigh O'Neil
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White Hair Vs. Gray Hair

A hair is either pigmented or it's white. In fact, a person who's afraid of "going gray" as he ages might be comforted to know that gray hairs don't actually exist. Gray hair is an optical illusion -- the product of colored hairs mixed in with white hairs.

Cam Merritt
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7 Signs of Damaged Hair

It's important to stay aware of your overall hair health. Before you consider new treatments, dyes or an all-together new 'do, take stock of your hair's current state and evaluate how your hair-care routine is affecting it.

Mary Gray
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Hair Growth Products for African Americans

African-American hair grows best when cared for with natural products that do not contain drying or pore-clogging ingredients. The basic tenets of African-American hair growth include regular shampooing, deep conditioning and applying natural moisturizer that is free of petroleum, wax and mineral oil.

Sala Saran
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Benefits of Grapeseed Oil for Hair

While you may or may not use it in the kitchen, grape seed oil actually has plenty of uses as a treatment for your hair. Like olive oil and coconut oil, grape seed oil is an effective natural hair moisturizer and conditioner.

Aiden Summer
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Can I Use Vegetable Oil for a Home Remedy for Dry Hair?

In short, yes, you can use vegetable oil as a home remedy for dry hair. However, the oil must be carrier oil -- the kind derived from the fatty portion of the plant and often used to dilute essential oils -- rather than off-the-shelf cooking oil.

Dan Ketchum
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Remedies Using Head & Shoulders Shampoo

Head & Shoulders shampoo is widely recognized as an effective anti-dandruff shampoo. The active ingredient in the basic formula is zinc pyrithione. This substance helps reduce dandruff thanks to its antifungal and antibacterial properties.

Roger Perez
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