When it's time to lather those locks
While curbing excess washing has its merits, some people can go overboard. By Bee Shapiro
DeeperDive is a beta AI feature. Refer to full articles for the facts.
WHO knew hair-washing could be so . . . complicated?
A lot of women, warned by beauty editors and websites that shampooing too often was the culprit for their parched strands and out-of-whack scalps, have cut back on their shampoo regimen.
Instead of regularly lathering up at home, a weekly routine might now go like this: a blowout at a blow-dry bar, dry shampoo, dry shampoo, dry shampoo, followed by another professional styling session, and so on.
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