If you’re living gluten-free, whether due to coeliac disease, wheat allergy, or non-coeliac gluten sensitivity, you already pay close attention to food labels. But have you ever checked the ingredients in your shampoo or conditioner?...

Scalp sweating is a normal response to heat. The scalp contains many eccrine sweat glands, which release a dilute, salty fluid when body temperature rises through warm weather, exercise or both. As that fluid evaporates,...

If you're struggling with dandruff, you've probably tried (or at least considered) Head & Shoulders. While it's one of the most well-known 'anti-dandruff' shampoos on the market, it may not be the best option for...

INCI: Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis Oil (Refined Sweet Almond Oil). Since the introduction of our new Nourishing Hair Mask, powered by RepHair® Ceramide and refined Sweet Almond Oil; there has been concern expressed about the inclusion...

Did you know that skin conditions like eczema can sometimes be linked to gluten? While eczema isn't caused by gluten, there's growing evidence it can flare up in those with coeliac disease, DH (dermatitis herpetiformis),...

Ciclopirox shampoos are widely prescribed for scalp conditions like seborrheic dermatitis, dandruff, and fungal infections. They work by targeting the overgrowth of fungi such as Malassezia, which can cause irritation, itching, and flaking. However, while ciclopirox...

When it comes to maintaining lustrous locks and a healthy scalp, many people focus solely on external hair care products, which of course are important. However, while the use of mild shampoos, conditioners, and hair...

SLS and SLES are both cleansing ingredients, but they are not the same. When comparing Sodium Lauryl Sulfate vs Sodium Laureth Sulfate, the important distinctions are their chemical structures and relative irritation potential. Comparative testing...

Our hair is not just an accessory; it is a reflection of our overall health. Various factors influence the strength, growth, and appearance of our hair, and one significant factor (unfortunately) is hormones. Hormones play...