Most likely your hair is being weighed down by frayed/split ends. When you notice that your hair isn’t giving what it used to, chances are it’s time for a nice healthy trim.

Once the ends of your hair shaft have split, there’s no way to rejoin the hair. So while you can’t repair split ends, there are plenty of ways to easily prevent them.

Growing out your hair? These pro-approved haircuts will help you manage length while keeping your hair stylish and ...

The journey from short to long hair often faces a common obstacle: weak and damaged ends. Understanding how to maintain healthy ends becomes crucial for achieving your desired length while ...

Keep your ends moisturized! Since natural hair tends to be textured and curly, it needs a lot of moisture. Sometimes it’s best to just shampooing and conditioning the ends—I recommend this ...

If you regularly use heat to style your hair, then the term ‘heat damage’ isn’t unfamiliar to you. But is a big chop really necessary to restore damaged hair?

Your hair might not be quite as damaged and dry as it feels. From softness to ends that only appear to be damaged, here are some signs your hair is healthier than you think and some ways to tell ...

While fixing your ends may seem doable since there are so many products that say they can help, it’s actually not so simple. With so much misinformation out there, we tapped three hair experts ...

The cult-favorite K18 Leave-In Molecular Repair Hair Mask is another fave of Toth’s for treating split ends. “It’s clinically proven to reverse damage to your hair in four minutes, and the ...