By preventing common diseases, eating wisely, caring for your skin and hair, and staying active and mentally engaged, you can ...

Treatment for scalp folliculitis varies depending on the cause and severity. Medications such as oral antibiotics, antifungal creams, antiviral drugs, and topical antibiotics or steroids may be ...

Choose a sulphate-free shampoo to gently cleanse without stripping away your scalp’s natural oils. It keeps frizz in check and your hair feeling softer. Massage your scalp with coconut or tea tree oil ...

When temperature soars and humidity strikes, your scalp becomes the first victim, says ABHI SINGHAL The humid weather brings with it relentless sweat. At the end of June and the month of July, when ...

It's not lint—it's much more disturbing than that, according to hair and scalp experts. Here's what's in your brush and how ...

You may oil hair in monsoon, but make sure you avoid using a heavy oil, keeping it on too long, and wash it thoroughly, says ...

Tired of brushing off those pesky white flakes? Dandruff may be common, but it doesn’t have to stick around forever. Instead ...

Use an anti-fungal shampoo if your scalp gets itchy or flaky during the monsoon. Add protein, nuts, leafy greens, and plenty ...

Humidity making your hair unmanageable? Here are 7 dermatologist-approved monsoon hair care tips to fight frizz, reduce hair ...

Monsoon humidity can cause your hair to look dull, dry, and frizzy. It also causes excessive hair fall. Tap to read six DIY shampoos to reduce monsoon frizz.

For mild and non-serious causes, there are several home remedies that can help ease the itchiness and improve scalp health.

Both dandruff and fungal infections cause flaking, but their causes and treatments differ vastly. That’s why it’s important to tell the apart.