Hair Care

We've come a long way from the chunky highlights of the early 2000s. Even Kelly Clarkson has said goodbye to her stripes. Lightening hair has become an art of its own, and gone are the days of slapping some bleach onto foil and hoping for the best. Read on to learn about the freshest trends (that are probably here to stay) in hair highlights.

There's a lot of debate around how often you should wash your hair. Real talk: it depends on your hair type and texture, and even your lifestyle. For example, a woman who sweats buckets in a spinning class might have to wash her hair more than one whose idea of exercise is browsing the racks at Forever 21. Washing too often can strip the hair of its natural oils, which will, in turn, result in increased oil production since your scalp's instinct is to fight the dryness. It's also better for your locks in the long haul if you don't have to blast your head with heat from a dryer every day. So if you are trying to extend the life of your hair between washes and have to contend with some oiliness, read on to learn more on some cute 'dos just for it.

When you hear the words "Color Me Badd," does it bring back memories of some of your '90s jams or a nightmare dye job that you can still barely talk about? If it's the latter and you've sworn off color from now until we colonize Mars, read on to discover how the NuMe Hair Chalk can get you safely back into the color game—without needing therapy afterward.