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    Split end in Hair: We all suffer from split ends, no matter our hair texture. And while we'd love to believe that split ends can magically mend back together, the likelihood of that happening is—well—slim to none. But don't fret, because there are things you can do to mask frayed ends and get them looking their very best, from getting regular trims to using good-for-your-hair products. For starters, the most important thing to keep in mind when it comes to damaged ends can be summed up into one word: prevention. Why split ends come? Split ends happen when the ends of your hair become dry, brittle, and frayed. They may resemble the end of an unraveled rope. Exposure to extreme weather conditions, and hair care techniques such as blow drying, straightening, and curling may cause split ends. They're also caused by chemical hair products What cause Split ends? Using rubber bands for your ponytails 2. Heat-styling 3. Chemical and color treatments 4. Overwashing 5. Overmanipu

 The hair battle begins. Is this the kind of feeling you get, everytime you pick up the comb to brush your hair or detangle its knots? We all relate with you. None of us can escape knotted hair strands, given the harsh hair products we use or the new hairstyles we flaunt every other day. But there are ways to detangle your hair without tearing away half of your hair. Note: “ Hair knots are often difficult to detangle. But products like hair oil, hair mask or even hair conditioner can make it easier to remove the knots. It is advised not to try removing knots from wet hair. There is a high risk of hair breakage if you try to detangle wet hair. Once the hair is dry, try using a wide-toothed soft bristle comb to remove the knots.” What Causes Hair Tangling? Tangles are caused when the outer layer of your hair (cuticle) is damaged and opens up. The open cuticles block each other and form knots. Basically, a hair knot forms when two single strands of hair wrap around each other to become in

Hair serums are amazing products to have on your cosmetics shelf, thanks to their all-round benefits. They help smoothen your hair, eliminate frizz, add shine, and act as a shield against harsh environmental aggressors like heat, dust, and pollution. In addition, they are very easy to use and are typically applied after washing the hair and before styling it. In this article, we will learn more about these serums, their types, and how they differ from hair oils.  What Is Hair Serum & How Does It Help? Just like skin serums, hair serums are formulated with active ingredients to penetrate deeper into your hair. They are used to control frizz, set hairstyles and protect the hair from environmental aggressors. While oils provide nourishment to the scalp, serums work on the surface level. You can consider them as quick fixes or even a replacement to your conditioners. Our chief dermatologist, Dr. Harish Koutam says, “Hair serums help in replenishing lost lipids, thereby preventing cutic

What Is  Hair Conditioner? The name hair conditioner speaks for itself, as it is a conditioning or moisturizing agent designed to keep your hair healthy and moisturized. This post-shampoo product ensures that your hair remains soft and shiny, therefore, easily manageable.  A hair conditioner has many uses; however, the most important one is replenishing the lost moisture. Hair cleansing shampoos get rid of dust, oil, and other impurities from your hair while simultaneously stripping away the natural oils. This is where the hair conditioner steps in. Hair conditioners are enriched with nourishing and protecting ingredients that help maintain your hair. Now that you know the basics of hair conditioner and hair conditioner use let's dive into all the reasons as to why you need one.  5 Reasons To Include Hair Conditioner In Your Hair Care Routine Hair conditioner benefits are numerous and wide-ranging. These benefits are a testimony to the importance of these hair care products. Have a

Rice water Shampoo : The use of rice water shampoo for hair health is quite a common practice in India, China, Japan, and Southeast Asia. Kate mentions that “Women in Asia have used rice water on their hair for centuries,” with the Yao women being the most well-known for utilizing rice water for both hair and even skincare benefits. “Advocates claim that rice water can increase hair smoothness, add shine, and reduce breakage,” Kate notes. “The thinking is that rice water contains some beneficial ingredients that are often used in shampoos and conditioners, such as vitamin E, B vitamins, and proteins.” But while rice water shampoo contains these useful vitamins and proteins, Kate is quick to mention that there is no scientific evidence to support the claims of rice water’s hair benefits. “Any effects that are claimed are anecdotal only,” she says. These are the believed benefits of rice water for your hair: • Strengthens damaged hair strands preventing breakage for overall healthier ha

CottageCore Clothing What Defines Cottagecore Fashion? The cottagecore style aesthetic is all about living the “simple life.” Mainly, this occurs on a farm or in the countryside. The fashion is all about staying cool (linen always works for cottagecore outfits) while dressing feminine. The most popular cottagecore fashion pieces include billowy blouses (peasant blouses are my favorites), long skirts, and prairie dresses of all lengths. The pieces are similar to the fairycore aesthetic, but the tend to be more practical for the farm/countryside life rather than magical. How to do the cottagecore trend? It’s simple really – log off social media, put down your smartphone, close your laptop, and embrace nature. Take a hike or walk around your nearest lake. For city dwellers, it could mean going to your local park. Visit your nearest farm and even consider volunteering there. There’s nothing more soothing than hand-rearing a goat, or finally getting that pony you’ve always wanted. Shop loca

Monkeypox  Monkeypox is a viral disease from the same family as smallpox, though its symptoms usually aren't as serious. Scientists have known about it since 1958, when it was found in lab monkeys used for research. Monkeypox is most common in Central and West Africa. But in May 2022, health officials began reporting an outbreak of the virus in several regions outside Africa. As of early June 2022, the CDC had confirmed 35 cases of monkeypox and a related virus in the U.S. and over 1,000 cases worldwide. Monkeypox is a zoonotic virus, which means it spreads from animals to humans. In addition to monkeys, it's been found in other primates and certain rodents in Africa. But people can transmit it to each other, too. The first known human infection was in 1970 in the Democratic Republic of Congo. HIGHLIGHTS: India's first monkeypox case has been reported in Kerala, confirmed state health minister GeorgeThe patient is a traveller from UAE, he is quite stable, and all the vitals