How to Clean a Hairbrush Properly and How Often
Clean plastic, wooden, cushioned and electrical hairbrushes safely, including how often to remove residue and trapped hair.
Clean plastic, wooden, cushioned and electrical hairbrushes safely, including how often to remove residue and trapped hair.
Most beginners should start with 0.01% or 0.03% retinal. This guide explains the strength ladder, how to build tolerance and when to move up.
Most at-home LED face masks are designed to be used for around 10 minutes, three to five times per week during the initial treatment period. After four to eight weeks, many brands recommend reducing this to maintenance sessions. That is a useful starting point, not a universal rule. The correct frequency depends on the exact…
The Dyson Airstrait and ghd Duet Style promise the same very tempting thing: taking hair from wet to straight with one tool. They do not, however, use the same method or create quite the same finish. The Dyson Airstrait straightens with directed airflow and no hot plates. The ghd Duet Style combines hot air with…
If you are deciding between the CurrentBody Series 3 and the Omnilux Contour, the most important difference is not simply the number of LEDs. It is what you want the mask to treat. The Omnilux Contour is a focused red and near-infrared mask designed primarily for fine lines, firmness and general skin rejuvenation. The new…
Air-drying sounds like the easiest possible hair routine: wash it, leave it alone and wait. Then it dries into a fluffy triangle, the roots sit flat, the ends look thirsty and you start wondering why using no styling tool somehow produced so much frizz. The problem is not necessarily air-drying itself. It is that hair…
If your hair has reached the dry, snapping and permanently tangled stage, ordinary conditioner probably isn’t going to fix it. That is where intensive repair treatments such as K18 and Olaplex come in. Both are designed for hair damaged by bleach, colouring, chemical treatments and regular heat styling, but they work differently and fit into…
VT’s Reedle Shot range is unusually confusing at first glance. The 100, 300 and 700 look similar, make many of the same skincare claims and all produce the distinctive prickling sensation for which Reedle Shot has become known. The difference is intensity. Reedle Shot 100 is the everyday option and the most sensible starting point…