The Ultimate Guide to Hair & Scalp Health

Alopecia areata is often linked to periods of intense stress. Following the sudden loss of my father, I developed the condition myself. This is my personal experience of living with alopecia areata and navigating the uncertainty of hair loss.

Vitamin C is essential for a wide range of bodily functions, including bone health, collagen production and protection from free radical damage.

From the bulb beneath your scalp to the cuticle that protects each strand, here’s everything you need to know about what your hair is made of and why it matters.

Due to the rise in popularity of weight loss medications like Ozempic, Wegovy and Mounjaro, we’ve witnessed an influx of clients experiencing hair loss since taking them, who have come to see us for guidance. But why does it happen? And what can you do about it? Here we delve into the facts and share everything you need to know.

Top up your #ELASTICIZEREFFECT during the summer with Swimcap, the water-resistant mask that protects from UV rays, chlorine and salt water.

There are risks to your hair in using Hair Extensions — particularly if you do so regularly and/or for prolonged periods of time.

Cradle cap most commonly occurs in the first three months of a baby’s life. The good news is it can be easily treated, and the baby is likely to be unaware of the condition.

A good scalp environment refers to a scalp that is absent of excessive oil or dead skin cell build-up. The benefit is that it optimises healthy hair growth.

Tick bites can be difficult to identify on the hairline and scalp, because they are usually hidden by your hair.

Your baby is born with a specific number of hair follicles, which determines how much hair they will have throughout their life.

Summer can be a damaging time for your hair and scalp, just like your skin, they can burn if not protected.

A single healthy hair is stronger than a steel wire of the same diameter, and can stretch up to 30% of its length when wet before breaking.

As we get older, the cells in our hair follicles that produce melanin (pigment) gradually reduce, causing new hair strands to grow in un-pigmented, or white.

Frizz can be an extremely irritating hair problem - made all the way more so by the fact that most hair frizzes incredibly easily.

From why your hair may be lacking shine to the Trichologist-approved top tips for helping, here’s everything you need to know.

From more than 50 years of trichological experience, we know that correct shampooing can make a huge difference to the look and feel of your hair.

PPD (or paraphenylenediamine) is a chemical found in most permanent hair dyes, as well as many semi-permanent dyes.

While hair straighteners will never be ‘good’ for your hair, there are ways to minimise the damage. Read on for our expert tips.

Your hair - just like your skin - needs a daily dose of care and nourishment in order to look and feel its very best.

Establishing a good hair care routine early on will help your child form healthy hair habits.

Bleaching doesn’t have to mean breakage. Here’s how to protect, strengthen and care for your hair before, during and after.

Our expert Trichologists break down the most common misconceptions around hair loss and shed light on what affects your hair and what doesn’t.

Choosing the right drying method for your hair type can help reduce damage, enhance shine and make styling easier.

Whether your hair is naturally fine or has become finer over time, understanding its needs is the first step to keeping it healthy, voluminous and full of bounce. With the right care, products and styling techniques, fine hair can look thicker, shinier and more resilient than ever.

From how birth control can affect your hair to the signs of thinning to watch for and expert tips to keep hair healthy