BEAUTY

The trend draws inspiration from the broader wellness world, where ideas around healthspan, biohacking, recovery, and preventative care have become

Days spent in salt water pull moisture from the hair shaft, while chlorine does the opposite of what its crystal-clear appearance suggests – stripping natural oils and roughening the cuticle.

Increased ultraviolet radiation, higher temperatures, and environmental exposure do not simply tan the skin; they accelerate changes that alter its texture, tone, and elasticity over time.

From dandruff to sunburn, dermatologists explain why scalp health matters – and how to protect it before heat, sweat, and UV damage set in

The reality is simple: hair can’t repair itself. Once it’s damaged, it needs support to look and feel healthy again. That doesn’t mean you need a complicated routine

The idea that “scalp care is the new skincare” may sound like marketing, but the science behind it is real. The scalp is not separate from the rest of your skin

In 2026, the beauty world is moving beyond extremes. The high-shine, poreless perfection of classic glass skin and the crisp, velvety textures of traditional matte are no longer the only options.