Nostalgia for all things Y2K means reviving what was possibly the defining hairstyle of the 2000s. The side bang.

Get ready to laugh, reminisce, and reflect as Ed Wilson and Keith Murphy celebrate their 100th episode of Off the Cuff! This ...

With many brands joining forces for exciting collaborations, it’s no secret that many look into the archives for a design to revive. Following last year’s collaborative design, nonnative and ...

Researchers accidentally discovered a potential hair loss treatment while studying wound healing in mice. Applying deoxyribose sugar to wounds led to rapid fur regrowth, prompting further ...

I have fine hair, and it’s hard not to burn with envy when a friend tells me they only have to wash their hair “once a week or so.” As I have smaller, less porous strands of hair (which ...

Coconut oil, rich in essential fatty acids and antioxidants, can be a natural remedy for promoting hair growth on bald patches. Massaging warm, organic coconut oil into the scalp stimulates hair ...

Lara Walsh is a Chicago-based writer and editor who covers all things fashion, celebrity, pop culture, travel, and food. When she’s not avidly planning her next trip, she’s writing posts for ...

Angelina Jolie, her XXL hair, and her side-swept bangs are the push we needed to enter our most Y2K era. Side-swept bangs also had a special connection with the emo and punk subculture ...

Some tips for helping to protect your hair while heat styling include: Avoid continuously wearing hairstyles such as tight ponytails, hair extensions, braids, and cornrows, which cause tension and ...

One major take? Fresh interpretations of trad trends are in. “We're seeing an increased interest in reinventing classic hairstyles in a modern way, like a messy textured bob as opposed to something ...

Mark Wahlberg has unveiled a dramatic hair transformation, proving his unwavering dedication to his craft. The 53-year-old actor shocked fans by shaving off his signature brunette locks for his ...

As we reach the quarter century, rather than look forward, we instead look back at the wireless advances that affected us since the Y2K fears that accompanied us into the 21st century. As the century ...