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Do you walk around thinking your hairdo is the sassiest thing since Rosanne Barr? Or do you trudge through life just knowing you need a style overhaul? Here, 5 ways to know for sure whether you need to embark on a quest for a new ‘do:

If it has been six months or more since someone has complimented you on your hairstyle, it’s time for a new look.
If the ends of your hair have more splits than the womens’ gymnastics team, it’s time for a trim or a major cut.
If your hair color consists of several different …read more

Okay, so I can’t possibly be the only one who turns the 6-week rule of hair trimming into 8 to 10 weeks or more, can I? Of course not.
So what to do when your hair is screaming for moisture, but there’s no time to get to the stylist? Try Neutrogena’s Triple Moisture Deep Recovery Hair Mask.
First impressions of this mask were great. I love the smell, which is far lighter than a lot of other masks. For some reason, hair product companies seem to think that the more concentrated the mask, the stronger the smell should be. Um, no thanks. …read more

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You spend your money on great conditioners and hair care products you trust will make your tresses gleam with health. But are you using them properly???
When shampooing your hair, it’s best to pour the liquid into your hands, then apply to the scalp area first, allowing the bubbles to cleanse the ends of your hair as you rinse. This way, the detergents in the shampoo go where you want them: to the oiliest areas of your hair. This also spares your ends from getting too much of those detergents, which could make already-fragile ends even more …read more