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News flash: Heating up your hair too frequently is a big no-no. Hot temperatures from blow dryers, curling irons and flat irons can cause some serious damage to your hair’s cuticles and proteins.

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Step away from the curling iron (well, for now anyway). You don't need to plug-in your hot tools to create the kind of lived-in waves seen on celebrities like Reese Witherspoon and Kristen Stewart.

There have been a number of beauty trends on TikTok that are not worth the hype or that are even dangerous—like suctioning your lips to make them look fuller. But the social media platform is also ...

If your hair isn't naturally curly, you'll know how difficult achieving the perfect long-lasting curly look can be. Shoppers are opting for an £11 hair set to transform their hair, whether it's tight ...

You can wake up like Kim Kardashian’s hair with a simple beauty trick from celebrity stylist, Justine Marjan. With so many companies touting customers to purchase unnecessary hair products, this ...

If your hair isn't naturally curly, you'll know how challenging it can be to achieve the perfect long-lasting curly look. Now shoppers are turning to an £11 hair set to transform their locks - whether ...