It’s been drilled into our minds since childhood: “take your daily vitamins.” But does this age-old adage ring true for hair health? And what if you’re dealing with a medical condition such as a thyroid disease? Fact is, thyroid hair loss is a common and distressing condition affecting men and women of all ages.

You’ve received your new human hair wig, and now you’re at a loss on how to care for it.

Have you seen photos of people wearing human hair wigs and assumed they’ve been styled by a team of professionals and made to look good in the photos? Are you skeptical that’s not how they look in real life?

Vitamins are an essential ingredient to healthy hair growth—but you can have too much of a good thing.

Sore throat, trouble breathing, loss of taste…what’s missing in this list of COVID symptoms? One that took us all by

Sore throat, trouble breathing, loss of taste…what’s missing in this list of COVID symptoms? One that took us all by surprise: hair loss. If you’re suffering from COVID hair loss, you have options. One of the first things people reach for are vitamins for hair loss after COVID.

Finding the perfect wig is sometimes more challenging than it should be. Many women end up in a wig that feels uncomfortable, fits poorly, and ultimately doesn’t feel like them. Going to a wig shop or making a purchase online without doing your research often means your wig is destined to be a disappointment.

If you’ve started to research wigs you’ll know that one of the decisions you’ll have to make is choosing between a synthetic and human hair piece.

For years, wearing a wig meant certain styles and certain activities were totally off-limits. No high ponytails or running your fingers through your mane. You might as well have been wearing a helmet. But with the advent of more flexible and comfortable wig options, like full lace wigs, those days are long gone.

Does hair loss have a stranglehold on your life?