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Choosing the right drying method for your hair type can help reduce damage, enhance shine and make styling easier.

Whether your hair is naturally fine or has become finer over time, understanding its needs is the first step to keeping it healthy, voluminous and full of bounce. With the right care, products and styling techniques, fine hair can look thicker, shinier and more resilient than ever.

From how birth control can affect your hair to the signs of thinning to watch for and expert tips to keep hair healthy

Keratin treatments are used to tame frizzy hair. A keratin treatment will not straighten your hair, but it will smooth it, adding shine and manageability.

Discover why hair volume and length can change during menopause as well as expert tips to maintain healthy, fuller-looking hair.

Discover why your hair may be lacking volume and bounce and how to restore body with Trichologist tips and the right products.

Male pattern hair loss (also known as hair thinning, androgenic thinning, androgenetic alopecia and reduced hair volume) is very common in men.

Seborrhoeic dermatitis is an inflammatory rash that occurs on areas of skin where sebaceous (oil) glands are prevalent.

Pityriasis amiantacea is a scalp condition that causes scaling, and can occur in patches anywhere on your scalp.

Neurodermatitis is a chronic condition characterised by extremely itchy patches on your skin.