Before you get too excited about the prospect of making your hair grow faster, you should know that there’s no surefire way to make your locks longer in a short amount of time.

If you’ve been paying attention to the red carpet lately, you may have noticed that tons of celebrities are showing up with new haircuts featuring bangs.

If you’re a fan of long hair, you may be interested to know that there is actually a pill that exists which promises to promote growth and make hair thick, strong and healthy.

Some hair serums have gotten a bad reputation – mostly because women with fine hair are frustrated by oily products that weigh their hair down for days.

Next time you go to dump that can of beer you’ve deemed too warm for drinking, consider saving it for a hangover beauty fix. According to celebrity hairstylist Ted Gibson, beer is an excellent ingredient to use in a home-made hair conditioning treatment.

In light of Blake Lively’s recent turn to strawberry fields (specifically, we’re referring to her recent redhead conversion), we thought we’d address all of you out there who are probably in the mood for a spring renewal of your own.

You treat your body to some relaxing time out, sink into fragrant bubble baths and lather your skin with luxurious masks and essential oils – so why not do the same for your hair?

Big night out? Second question – why short-change your hair? Even if you think your hair can only get so soft and silky, it remains to be seen what an intensive hair mask or treatment can yield, especially when you start prepping the morning of your event.