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The coming of winter means there are all kinds of new opportunities for making memories with your loved ones, from sledding and ice skating to family gatherings and holiday festivities.
The estimated worth of the global haircare market is $87.73 billion, according to a 2018 report published on Statista. The market is comprised of millions of products, such as sprays, shampoos, conditioners and colorants used to maintain healthy and well-groomed hair.
Your skin is your largest organ and protects you from harm—from microscopic organisms to everyday bumps and scrapes. In order to keep your insides healthy, you need to keep your outsides healthy, and that means taking good care of your skin.
Winter weather is right around the corner, and that means that warm, fuzzy hats are likely your go-to way of keeping your head warm. Many winter hats, like beanies, can be worn all day and incorporated into your outfits to prevent dreaded hat hair.
Hormones play a critical role in the body. Humans have around 50 different types of hormones produced by the endocrine system, and each help control specific aspects of bodily function, including sexual reproduction, metabolism and more.
If you’re rigorous in your skin care, you probably know what type of skin you have. There are several distinct types, including oily, dry and combination—each of which has its own traits that need to be considered for appropriate care. There are products galore out there, specifically engineered for each skin type.
Psoriasis is a common skin condition that affects more than 3 million people in the United States each year. It’s usually characterized by inflamed skin that has a scaly texture, which flakes off or scabs over. Like many dermatological conditions, it can’t be cured, but it can be effectively managed by those who have it. And, thankfully, it can be managed to a degree that eliminates virtually all visible symptoms—meaning more confidence for those who suffer from it.
Having an itchy scalp can be infuriating. The constant urge to scratch could last all day, getting worse as more and more oils accumulate at the base of your hair. Giving in and giving your hair a good scratch with your fingernails, a brush or a comb might have you sighing in relief, but not for long.
When it comes to our hair, most of us are more concerned about what we put on top of it—what shampoos, conditioners and styling products we use—to make it look and feel healthier. However, many people don’t realize that there’s another major element to healthy hair, and it has to do with what we put inside our bodies.