Hair loss is relatively common in both men and woman and can be caused by either your genetics or your lifestyle. Hair loss, which can appear as thinning hair or a receding hairline, can be a result of lifestyle choices such as diet or stress. As National Hair Loss Awareness Month approaches in August, Phil Day, Superintendent Pharmacist at Pharmacy2U, shares lifestyle habits that can affect hair health.
Two hairstylists share exactly what you need to know to get black cherry hair, from the colour to ask your hairdresser to the maintenance and glosses to use.
Kim Hall was arrested at Chicago airport before she was due to catch a flight to Manchester
A restaurant manager allegedly asked the would-be robber if he preferred prison or death
A father hired a sex worker for his 13-year-old son then said “don’t be a p---y” when he said he did not want to have sex, a court has heard.
Families could be hit hard if they've gifted children cash or assets in the past seven years.
The 'first of its kind' Quality Street tub is hitting shelves this week
Hailey Clifton-Carmack was a math teacher at a Missouri high school before her conduct was exposed
The vice president literally rolled the tape on her Republican rival, drawing gasps from the audience in Erie, Pennsylvania.
All Creatures Great and Small actor Samuel West gave a health update on his Fawlty Towers legend mother Prunella Scales' dementia battle
Authorities have shut down two beaches in Sydney, Australia, on Wednesday after hundreds of black golf ball sized spheres washed ashore. Randwick Mayor Dylan Parker said authorities were not sure what the spherical, dark black tarry balls were, but as a precaution, Coogee Beach and Gordons Bay Beach in the city's east were closed to the public.
The former footballer has been giving the BBC One dance contest his all with professional dance partner Karen
Martin Lewis breaks down how the state pension rise in April 2025 will work for those who reached the age after 2016
They're so cheap, you can stick them anywhere to reduce damp and condensation
The former president attempted to "weave" his way through an interview with Bloomberg News, but couldn't escape his own policy black hole
Donald Trump on Tuesday dodged the question of whether he will allow for a peaceful certification of election results if Kamala Harris defeats him in three weeks.During an interview at the Economic Club of Chicago, Bloomberg Editor-in-Chief John Micklethwait asked Trump if he would commit “to respecting and encouraging a peaceful transfer of power,” especially in light of Jan. 6, 2021, which the journalist called “unruly and violent.”Trump didn’t answer the question. Instead, he rejected the pre
Large spiders are entering homes across Oxfordshire after tarantulas were spotted in the United Kingdom.
Exclusive: Couple were chosen to be offloaded by BA after waiting for 90 minutes to see if any seats became available
A traveller who dropped out of school at 13 and couldn't drink alcohol before marriage said she likes the strict rules - and would raise her own daughter the same way. Zoe Lynch, 19, was raised in the Irish traveller community in Naas, County Kildare in Ireland. She grew up with her parents and siblings in a house until she married Tom Delaney, 19, last year, who she now lives with in a caravan. She grew up with a strict set of rules and traditional values - including not being allowed to have sleepovers with friends, and learning to cook and clean from age eight. She left school at 13 and is a full-time housewife while Tom goes out to work - and he pays all their expenses.
EXCLUSIVE: The Prince and Princess of Wales and Prince Harry were once a popular royal trio - but as times have changed, an expert explains why Kate's days as the 'peacemaker' are over
Mancunians know that Manchester is a welcoming, inclusive and fun city to live in - but when one American came, he was shocked to see the northern stereotype is actually true
