
Victorian Hair Jewellery and Artwork: More Than Mere Macabre
The 19th century, dominated by the Victorian era, witnessed the rise of a peculiar yet intricate art: jewellery and artworks made from human hair. To…
Insights on Hair Health, Hair Growth, and Alopecia Research
Insights on Hair Health, Hair Growth, and Alopecia Research
The 19th century, dominated by the Victorian era, witnessed the rise of a peculiar yet intricate art: jewellery and artworks made from human hair. To…
Introduction: Asymmetric hair design, characterized by an intentional imbalance in the styling or cutting of hair on opposite sides of the head, stands as a…
Introduction: The beard’s unique characteristics, closely tied to ethnicity, have made it a subject of significant interest in hair studies. Its extent and thickness vary…
Research has fascinatingly uncoiled the trail to the oldest known human hair, with a landmark discovery in Gladysvale cave, South Africa. Researchers have found fossil…
Traction alopecia (TA) is a form of hair loss primarily caused by prolonged and excessive tension or pull on the hair follicles. This condition has…
The need to brush long hair 100 times a day is a beauty myth that seems to be very persistent. Perhaps you’ve heard it from…
In the rich tapestry of human culture and mythology, hair often emerges as a potent symbol. Among the myriad interpretations, one of the most enduring…
The history of shampoo is a fascinating journey that originates from ancient times and evolves into the scientifically-formulated products we’re familiar with today. Shampoos are…