Hair Talk Blog

Frizz, split ends, breakage, and a coarser texture are all telltale signs of dry hair. You may have a naturally drier hair type, or your strands could be dehydrated due to excessive color processing and heat exposure. If this sounds like you, there’s one haircare hero product you need to add to your lineup: moisturizing conditioner for dry and frizzy hair.

Ever wondered why to choose a sulphate free shampoo? If yes, then read on as I tell why it might be a good idea to use an sls free shampoo. I guarantee you that in the future you will be well prepared and know everything about sulphate free shampoos.

Has your hair ever turned lighter and straw like or your scalp got sunburnt during the summer? These are both clear signs of sun damage. Remember that besides our skin, sun can be seriously harmful to our hair! Read on to learn more about sun protection for hair.

Ask any hair stylist and they’ll likely all agree—it’s not a good idea to use a regular towel when drying your hair. When hair is wet, it becomes much more vulnerable and more prone to breakage than normal. Not only can using a regular body towel cause hair damage over time, it can also increase the amount of frizz you encounter everyday.

Wondering how to get thicker hair? While you can’t change the diameter of your hair follicles, there is a lot you can do to encourage hair growth and prevent breakage. Keep reading to learn how to make your hair thicker!

It is a universally acknowledged truth: everyone experiences frizzy hair to some degree. Yes, even Kendall Jenner has frizzy hair days. And while frizz is totally normal and natural, sometimes we want our hair to look smooth and sleek. But even when we use frizz control products, we still have frizzy hair (especially on wet and humid days!). What gives?

Frizzy hair, dry skin, and allergies. They’re all a bummer, right? Believe it or not, your choice of pillow could be an underlying contributor to all these conditions. If you’ve been sleeping on a cotton pillowcase, it’s time to upgrade. Let me explain you why!

Did you know that the shampoo you choose can be the difference between having healthy, moisturised hair and dry, damaged hair? Really! Choosing the wrong type of shampoo – and shampooing too often – can leave your hair parched and prone to damage. 

You’re noticing more hair in the shower drain than usual and you’re starting to wonder, “Is this hair loss?” Before you panic, it’s important to know that to some extent, hair shedding happens to everyone. According to the British Association of Dermatologists, it’s totally normal to lose 30 to 150 hairs per day as part of our normal hair cycle.

Dreaming of going bleach blonde? While we love the look of bleach blonde hair, there’s no doubt about it: hair bleach is not good for your hair. If you still want to take the plunge, read this article first. We’ll tell you how hair bleach works, common mistakes you should avoid, and how to take care of bleach blonde hair.

There’s no doubt about it: bleach is the most effective way to lighten your hair. Whether you want to live the platinum blonde life or lighten your hair before dyeing it another vibrant color, bleach is pretty much a necessity. Unfortunately, bleach damaged hair pretty much comes with the territory.

If you're anything like me, the battle against dry, damaged hair can feel never-ending. Today, I’m diving deep into the world of natural hair masks because, let's face it, our tresses deserve a little extra TLC. Whether you're looking for a specialized protein hair mask for damaged hair or are drawn to all natural hair masks to nourish your dry strands, I’ve got you covered.

Are you new to deep conditioning your hair? In this guide, I'll answer all the FAQs around how to use hair masks, such as: How often should you deep condition your hair? Can you leave a hair mask on overnight? And what's the deal with using conditioner after a hair mask?

We all know our hair type: coily, curly, straight, wavy. But do you know your hair porosity? A deeper understanding of your hair porosity will totally change how you care for your locks and leave them looking (and feeling) their absolute best. I’ll give you a breakdown of each porosity level

If you have dry, frizzy, or curly hair adding a natural hair oil to your hair care routine can make a huge difference. But choosing the right product is easier said than done. Keep reading to learn all about the best hair oils for dry hair.

Leave-in conditioners are one of the best products to keep your hair hydrated, smooth and free from frizz and tangles. Read more about the reasons to use a leave-in conditioner for dry hair, how to find the best leave-in conditioner spray for your hair type, and how to use one for the best results.

Looking for luxurious bed sheets that are gentle on the skin, hair, and the environment? Opt for bamboo sheets or silk sheets. But which one is better? Learn more about the pros and cons of silk and bamboo bedding, how to care for them, and the recommendations for best silky bamboo duvet covers and pillowcases.

You have probably noticed that there are millions of different hair brushes. But did you know that your choice in hair brush should depend on your hair type and the purpose of brushing your hair? In this post I will go over the different kinds of brushes on the market, plus explain the differences between them and how your choice in hair brush matters.

Whether you are trying to cover up graying hair or want a new, fun hair color, you are probably aware that your hair will need a little extra TLC after a color treatment. To preserve your hair color for as long as possible while maintaining healthy locks, it’s crucial to use a special shampoo for colored hair. Keep reading to find out more about how to protect that gorgeous color.

If you suffer from split ends, dry hair strands, or hair breaking off, you probably have hair breakage. Don't worry, there are things you can do to halt and even reverse your hair breakage. I’ll take you through what causes hair breakage, what it can look like, and various treatments to put in place to reduce hair breaking off.