Head lice affect millions of children every year. Schoolchildren are commonly affected by head lice, which attach to hair and ...

Exfoliating your scalp removes built-up oil, dead skin cells, and debris. Learn how to do it safely with different techniques ...

By: Clelia Cecilia Angelon Your hair is rightly termed as the crown, and healthy, flowing hair are a sign of a healthy body ...

Wrap your head with a towel and rinse it using a mild shampoo. (Image Credits: Pinterest) To provide hydration, and moisture, and combat dandruff issues, you can mix neem powder or make a neem ...

Background In the treatment of human head lice infestation, healthcare providers are increasingly concerned about lice becoming resistant to existing pesticide treatments. Traditional pesticides ...

What can be mistaken for dandruff? Scalp psoriasis, seborrheic dermatitis, and head lice can be mistaken for dandruff. Each of these can cause scalp irritation, itchiness, and white or yellowish ...

Travis Head won the corresponding award for men - the Allan Border Medal. The awards were presented in Melbourne on Monday night, but the men’s Test team were absent because they are midway ...

Carved with stone tools out of mammoth ivory, the tiny head measures just 1.9 inches (4.8 centimeters) tall and 1 inch (2.4 cm) wide. The sculpture appears to represent a woman's face, with ...

courtesy Mariia Zelenina While floating underwater before cheerful children and other park guests, things quickly took a turn when one of the larger fish suddenly inhaled her head. Zelenina ...

Editor's Note: Sometimes, you can have flaking on your head that isn't a type of dandruff. Instead, the flaking can be from a different skin condition, such as psoriasis or eczema. Nits (lice eggs) ...

Editor's Note: Sometimes, you can have flaking on your head that isn't a type of dandruff. Instead, the flaking can be from a different skin condition, such as psoriasis or eczema. Nits (lice eggs ...

Every year, an estimated six to 12 million children get head lice. It’s something everyone dreads but Consumer Reports has some helpful advice if you think your child’s been exposed.