Why wouldn't you want a gorgeous head of hair like this, anyway? Why wouldn't you want a gorgeous head of hair like this, anyway? Let’s challenge an assumption that needs to be debunked: the idea that ...

Gray hair isn’t always a sign of getting older. Harvard experts explain that the real cause lies in your hair follicles, stress, and genetics.

The body goes through many changes with age. Some people lose their hair, gain weight due to a slower metabolism, and develop chronic aches and pains. Along with these changes, white or gray hair is a ...

By Ramon Monsalve Jr. Gray hair may be more than just a sign of aging as it could reflect the body’s natural defense mechanism against cancer, according to new research from the University of Tokyo. A ...

Whether you discovered your first silver strand or you’ve decided to let your natural hair color shine, it’s normal to find yourself wondering, why does hair turn gray? And while we’ve touted ways to ...

Whether you’re starting to notice grays or you’re fully rocking silver strands, a color-specific shampoo can help you maintain the vibrancy and health of your hair. “Gray hair is prone to developing ...

Your hair color is determined by a type of pigment called melanin. As you age, the amount of melanin in your hair naturally declines, which causes your hair to appear gray and eventually white. Along ...

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While gray hair often means you're getting older, that's not such a bad thing! These celebs are fantastic examples of women who ditched the hair dye in favor of effortlessly rocking their natural gray ...

Sharon Osbourne is totally unrecognizable. The co-host of “The Talk,” who has sported a vibrant red hair color for nearly two decades, has decided to embrace her natural look and dyed her tresses a ...

Let’s challenge an assumption that needs to be debunked: the idea that plucking out one’s own grey (or white) hair will result in multiple ones growing in its stead. “The color gray does not spread ...