What Is a Hair Cuticle? Dr. Joe Explains Why It Matters for Healthy Hair
Healthy, glossy, frizz-free hair has one thing in common: a smooth, healthy hair cuticle.Although it's microscopic, the hair cuticle plays a huge ...
Read moreHealthy, glossy, frizz-free hair has one thing in common: a smooth, healthy hair cuticle.Although it's microscopic, the hair cuticle plays a huge ...
Read moreSummer is great for blonde hair—until it isn't.Long days in the sun, salt water swims, chlorine-filled pools, and hours spent outdoors can leave b...
Read moreTL;DR: The best way to style curly hair is to build definition before it dries by gently cleansing, detangling, applying lightweight stylers to wet...
Read moreTL;DR: Dry shampoo works best when you apply it directly to oily roots in sections, hold the can several inches from the scalp, and then brush or m...
Read moreYou spend 20 minutes blow drying your hair to perfection, and the moment you step outside, frizz wins. Sound familiar?The good news: frizzy blowou...
Read moreOne of the biggest misconceptions in haircare is that frizz is something you're simply born with.While certain hair types may be more prone to fri...
Read moreYou just left the salon and your colour is perfect: bright, dimensional, exactly what you wanted. Two weeks later, your colour lost its vibrancy. ...
Read moreHair extensions can be genuinely transformative, adding the volume, length, and density that no amount of styling product can fully manufacture. T...
Read moreFrom working with some of the largest and most iconic fashion houses for their seasonal shows, to developing products with Color Wow, Chris Applet...
Read moreThere’s a reason why Hollywood’s hottest A-list celebrities want Chris Appleton, and ONLY Chris, for their exclusive glam squads. Not only is he t...
Read moreAir drying sounds like it should be the easiest way to style your hair: wash, leave it alone and let your natural texture do its thing. And when s...
Read moreTL;DR A quick way to judge whether short hair may suit you is the 2.25 rule: measure from the tip of your earlobe to the longest point of your chi...
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