Shampooing versus co-washing, what’s the better option? Well, it depends on your hair type and hair needs. Co-washing might be a better option if you often suffer from dehydrated hair or knotting ...

Some people are choosing to avoid shampoo. There are many ways to wash your hair without using shampoo. Here are tips for washing your hair if you want to go “no poo.” Share on Pinterest David Herraez ...

Cowashing is using conditioner to wash the hair instead of shampoo. Some people find cowashing helps ease hair dryness and reduce breakage. However, it can also lead to oily residue buildup.

While there may be a certain appeal in wanting to attain effortlessly luscious, healthy hair by simply extending the number of days between shampoos with dry shampoo, for example, this might ...

One of the more controversial beauty questions is how often you should wash your hair. Some people insist on using shampoo and conditioner on their hair daily, others say every other day and then some ...

While a sudsy shampoo followed by a conditioner may be the default when it comes time for ‘wash day,’ certain hair types — specifically curly or textured hair — may benefit from a different routine.

A guide to building an effective, adaptable routine for every hair type. Credit... Supported by By Darian Symoné Harvin and Caitie Kelly Don’t I know how to do this already? you might be asking. But ...

Chances are washing your hair isn’t something you’ve given a ton of thought to over the years. Sure, maybe you did a little research when picking your shampoo and conditioner. But you probably didn’t ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Confession: I wash my hair almost every single day. I know, I know—it sounds like a cardinal sin for a ...