Increased heat and humidity during summer can cause scalp infections due to sweat, oil production, and poor hygiene.

Ever run your fingers through your hair or move your part from one side to the other only to be met with irritating soreness, ...

Scalp pain or tenderness can have a variety of causes including trauma, psoriasis, dermatitis, folliculitis, infections, or even your hairstyle. Underlying conditions like headaches or migraines could ...

Recognize unusual pains in your body that could be warning signs of serious health issues. Understanding these signals could ...

If your hair looks thinner than usual or starts snapping when you comb or touch it, that’s a big warning sign. Too much ...

Celebrity stylist Kim Kimble previously told Bazaar that, ultimately, the best braiding hair to use is one that seamlessly ...

A little itchiness is normal when you first get a style, but if your scalp constantly feels sore, inflamed or like it’s on fire, that’s a problem. This could mean your hair was braided too ...

“If your scalp feels excessively sore, if you experience headaches, or if you see small bumps [also known as folliculitis] forming along your hairline, these are clear signs your braids are too ...

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WWE star John Cena revealed he had two 'cancerous spots' removed and he now urging people be wary of the symptoms of skin ...