Heat-damaged hair loses shine and silkiness, making it a never-ending battle between achieving voluminous tresses or preserving hair health. Enter a whole new generation of hair tools, stylers and ...

News flash: Heating up your hair too frequently is a big no-no. Hot temperatures from blow dryers, curling irons and flat irons can cause some serious damage to your hair’s cuticles and proteins.

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THERE’S a reason I prefer keeping my hair long: it keeps me from getting bored. Nothing captures my interest like a good at-home hair hack, so I set out to try the newest wave of ideas coming from ...

All of us love shiny curls and beachy waves as they look gorgeous on any hair length and texture. Well, some people are blessed with naturally curly hair, but if you are not one of them and have been ...

Everyone loves a head of good, soft curls. Getting these curls with hot styling tools might be a lot of work and can also cause quite the damage. Using curling irons can surely give you defined curls, ...

We all love the lustrous curls, soft waves, or sleek straight look that heat styling achieves. But applying a curling iron, straightener, and blow dryer daily can leave your locks brittle, dry, with ...

With so many heatless curl options out there, how do you know which one is right for you? Collage / Ash Cometti With party season in full swing, this week’s Ask The Beauty Editor has one reader ...

When it comes to heatless curls, Stacey Solomon helped put the damage-free style on the map. The Sort Your Life Out presenter previously shared her heatless curl routine on Instagram using a silk ...