There are a lot of everyday habits we do without thinking about. Brushing your teeth before bed, washing your hands after ...

Do you often have greasy hair? Do you think daily washing is necessary to prevent sebum buildup? Here are the dos and don'ts ...

Another factor when considering your hair-wash schedule is your lifestyle. If you’re very active and are sweating every day. You might find that you are washing your hair more, because of sweat.

Wish you didn't have to wash your hair every day? Whether you have naturally oily hair, hit it hard at the gym each morning ...

"Every day? Yes, I said every day," Buechner said. Stock image of a woman washing her hair. Stock image of a woman washing her hair. Photo by puhhha / Getty Images According to Buechner ...

Without a reason to get ‘dressed up’, I stopped washing my hair every day. For those days in-between, a messy topknot became my fallback position. It was easy, effortless – and being someone ...

Our editors also may be in touch with follow-up questions. Have you heard that washing your hair every day may not be good for it, but don’t exactly know why? Have you also heard the opposite?

Is it true that you shouldn’t wash your hair every day? The age-old dermatologic debate over daily hair washing has been playing out on social media. Many users are discussing the benefits of ...

“It’s okay to wash your hair every day,” Lacasta says. “Wash your hair every day if it gets dirty; grease and sweat irritate the scalp.” And, no, you’re hair won’t fall out more if ...

The ideal lathering schedule varies from person to person, experts say. Here’s how to tell what may work for you. Credit...Tonje Thilesen for The New York Times Supported by By Jancee Dunn Q: I ...

That was until three years ago when the pandemic hit, and my routine fell apart. Without a reason to get ‘dressed up’, I stopped washing my hair every day. For those days in-between, a messy topknot ...