Most of us don't wash our hair every day. In fact many stylists say you shouldn't because over washing can dry out your scalp and make it harder to style. But there's a fine line bet… ...

2) Dial down the water temperature. Chances are, you're probably washing your hair under water that's way too hot, which opens up the follicle and makes it susceptible to dryness and breakage.

The top salon - which has more than 300,000 followers shared a series of 'hair myths' on Instagram - and had some pretty important words of wisdom. One of their followers asked if it was true that ...

A hairdresser has claimed we're all washing our hair incorrectly, as she said we should be focusing our shampoo in just one area instead of coating our hair with it ...

“Dry shampoo isn’t inherently bad for hair, but frequent use can lead to buildup on the scalp, potentially causing irritation or imbalance [of the scalp]. It should be used as a temporary ...

It's something that most people do at least once a week without thinking twice about it. But it turns out you've probably been washing your hair wrong this entire time.

Not washing your hair, for, say, 17 days, will allow layers of dirt to sit on your skin and scalp. This makes it thinner and more brittle, meaning it gets damaged more easily.” ...

When it comes to hair dye, it's much more important to prevent the dye from leaching out than it is to let it "set" in your hair initially. Each strand of hair is surrounded by the cuticle, which ...

Sam Burnett, founder of London-based salon Hare and Bone says, "If you have oily hair a common mistake is washing with hot water and scrubbing the scalp too vigororusly. Doing this will actually ...

Washing your hair on a regular basis can help control the overgrowth of bacteria and yeast, potentially lessening your vulnerability to hair loss — all the better if you're using products that ...