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Some men seem to lose their hair gracefully or start shaving their heads to hide the pattern of balding. While others will fight tooth and nail to keep up the illusion of healthy hair, even when the comb-over is painfully obvious. What makes different men react so differently to hair

Ever wondered why some balding men look like Mr. Clean – with a shiny, fuzz-free scalp – and others must shave their heads? Cicatricial alopecia might be part of the answer. Cicatricial alopecia, sometimes called scarring alopecia, often leaves behind skin that “is bald, smooth and shiny, and pores are

Winter is coming and that means it is time to prepare your hair. Many people do not think about the ways that the changing seasons impact their hair and should impact their hair care routine. Treating your hair and your scalp the same year-round is not a great idea. Colder

Many factors can aggravate hair loss, including genetics, environmental factors, and diet, among others. Is there evidence that wine, beer, and cocktails are among those factors? The occasional drink has no negative impact on your hair, but consistent drinking, excess drinking, or using hair products that contain alcohol can.

The scalp is the soft tissue covering the head, except for the areas of the face and neck. Many people mistakenly think of the scalp as only the skin under our hairline, but it is so much more than that!

Hair loss is universal with every ethnicity susceptible to it to some degree. That said, some groups are more prone to hair loss than others, and some demographics are more likely to experience certain types of hair loss than others. Yet even though we know about these differences, is there