Many of us have faced the trials and tribulations that come along with acne; pimples, redness, scarring – it's not a barrel of laughs. But did you know you can get acne on your scalp, too? We hate to ...

Acne is usually associated with breakouts on the chin, cheeks, and nose. However, there’s another area of the head where acne can pop-up—your scalp. That’s right: Your scalp and hairline can be “hot ...

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Acne is among the most widespread skin conditions globally, affecting individuals of all ages, though it's most commonly linked to adolescence. However, acne isn't a uniform condition; it appears in ...

Social media loves a weird skincare hack. The latest one doing the rounds? People washing their faces with anti-dandruff ...

The same bacteria that commonly cause acne may also help prevent dandruff, highlighting the role of the microbiome in managing both skin conditions. Receive a weekly dose of discovery in your inbox.

We've all been guilty of throwing ouselves into bed after a hard day's work, hair still wet from a hasty shower. But did you know that this harmless routine is actually the cause of those itchy wavy, ...

Allergies, chronic dandruff, and long-term scratching do not cause scalp folds. But men can still develop bumps after shaving, which are often simple folliculitis.

There you were, innocently rubbing your head or brushing your hair, when all of a sudden, ouch: You hit some kind of weird little bump and it seriously hurts. Similar to the bumps that can form on ...