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If you have an extremely dry scalp and hair, you should take extra care of your tresses in order to avoid hair loss or even an infection. In addition, make sure you choose a hairstyle that you can manage during winter. Not only will moisturizing your hair help to hydrate your mane, it will also help your hairstyle to stay in place. The American Academy of Dermatology also recommends using Read more...

QUESTION: I am going to the beach next week and am concerned about the sun. What kinds of hats will give me protection but also look attractive? ANSWER: Wearing a hat is a great way to protect yourself from the sun on the beach. But not all hats are created equal. According to the American Academy of Dermatology, the best protection comes from a hat with a brim that's at least four inches wide. Read more...

Produce from the garden is not only for the cooking pot -- veggies and fruits also help provide nourishment for the hair. London hairdresser Daniel Field says plants can be effective in treating dry and damaged hair and "stressed" scalps. Field, founder of the Organic and Mineral Research Institute in Britain, says "all plants contain their own natural chemicals, thousands of which can't be Read more...

Question: How can I prevent hair loss? Answer: Hair loss can be managed through prescription and natural remedies, according to What Guys Are Saying About Their Health. Massaging certain plant oils into the scalp may encourage new hair growth. In 1999, dermatologists at the Aberdeen Royal Infirmary in Scotland tested a precise blend of thyme, lavender, rosemary, jojoba, grapeseed and atlas Read more...

Looking for a handy beauty aid? Reach inside your refrigerator and haul out an egg or two. London style expert Josephine Fairley says the fruits of the hen are "nature's great beauty boosters" -- but make sure they are organic. For a moisturizing face treat, mix one beaten egg yolk with a teaspoon of sweet almond oil and coconut milk powder to make a paste -- adding couple of drops Read more...