Because a cowlick can disrupt your hair’s flow and make it harder to style, it can often result in the appearance of hair loss — but it’s not. We promise.

If you were to text your best friend and ask if they have a cowlick, there is a high likelihood they would reply “Oh, let me tell you about it.” Even though most of us have learned how to hide ...

Here's expert advice for how to get rid of a cowlick or a section of hair in your hairline or crown of your head that won't lay flat and is stubborn to styling. Search. Join Club Cosmo; ...

Now my hair is cooperating! Cowlick-free and oh-so happy. Azusa Takano. And there you have it! This story was originally published on Aug. 24, 2015 on TODAY.com. More Hacks. Vivian Le / TODAY.

Cowlicks seem to have a mind of their own and like to go against the flow. The hair on your head needs to go in three directions -- some needs to go forward, some backwards, and some to the sides.

What is an eyebrow cowlick, you ask? Similar to the kind that happens on your head, it’s a patch of hair that grows in the opposite direction than all of the other hair surrounding it. In my ...

Hair set in lines on a sphere simply can’t be brushed flat, Willems explains. There will always be a cowlick somewhere. Obviously, human heads are not spherical, but they are round on top, and ...

If you have a cowlick and are struggling to straighten it, you are not likely to get very far with a hair straightener. Get a good haircut, say stylists. And work with your hair whorl, not against it.