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As Ireland starts taking the first tentative steps into easing its lockdown measures, most of us are still weeks away from returning to our local hairdresser. So what to do? There are options…and they are easier than you might think!You’ve heard it before: it’s really not the wisest idea to go ahead and color your own hair, as shop-bought permanent hair color can damage to the bonds in your hair, messing up not only your color but also the general condition of your tresses. Instead, consi …

Every fashionista obsessed with the follicle is well acquainted with the term “Swinter”. For women who pride themselves on the ultimate “do”, the perfect “pony” and bang-on “braid”, the changing of seasons from summer into autumn and arriving at the cold frosty clutches of winter means it’s time to up the ante on the ole’ hair care routine! It’s time to welcome our fifth season “Swinter”…….. 1. Time to trim the tresses! Say goodbye to br …

With summer upon us, tousled tresses are on the menu, however there’s nothing quite as annoying as planning those big summer occasions and trying to deal with a head full of hair that just will not behave! But fear not my follicly challenged friends as luck would have it there are a variety of options at hand to tantalise and tease those wayward tresses, regardless of whether your locks are full of volume or limp and fragile. Check out our selection chosen just for you, and say goodbye …

Many of the famous and the beautiful seem untouchable – perfectly presented and carefully coiffed, perched comfortably in a glamorous league of their own. But ladies I’m here to tell you that the gorgeous faces that peer at us from the TV and the front cover of fashion bibles aren’t necessarily exempt from the beauty issues that plgue you and I – no sirreee! Take Kate Moss here. Uber-chic, uber-gorgeous and naturally beautiful, right? Well did you notice that Kate has a head of very …

“If I want to knock a story of the front page – I change my hairstyle”, so said Hilary Clinton, and such is the power of hair! But what happens when your hair starts to thin, break and fall? An Irish survey conducted this year by hair loss specialists Viviscal has shown that up to 68%* of all women surveyed revealed that hair loss was their biggest fear and 54%* said that thinning hair or loss made them feel less confident, sad, self-concious or worried, and over 68%* of women confir …