Most people I meet are unaware of their skin type or what products to use, so they rely on recommendations from neighbors, friends, relatives, or shopkeepers, often resulting in a complete disaster.

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Eggs are often hailed as a powerhouse of nutrients for the body. But is egg good for your hair? If so, what does egg do for ...

Dealing with hair loss? Experts say these 12 formulas are the best shampoo for hair growth options to consider when looking to address these concerns.

Dear Heloise: Take some egg whites and dab a little of it around your eyes, mouth and forehead, then watch it dry. The wrinkles gradually disappear; it’s amazing! It works so good that you may ...

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Young Jessie Ann has had a lesson in shampooing at school and decides to give her mother an egg shampoo. An autism researcher on Kennedy’s initiative to identify a cause, the focus on ...

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Wholesale egg prices are about half what they were last month. Fewer bird flu outbreaks and weakened consumer demand are contributing to the decline, economists say.

Dear Heloise: I like to use egg yolk with my shampoo, but a friend of mine thinks it’s a waste of an egg. She claims that the egg does nothing to help my hair. Any thoughts on this?