A Lesson in Haircare
Whether your hair is thin and fine or curly and frizz-prone, the health of your hair begins at the scalp. To get the healthy hair you crave, five celebrity hairstylists are sharing some of their dos, don'ts and
nevers of haircare.
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Do expensive shampoos work better than drugstore brands? O magazine beauty editor Val Monroe weighs in.
Dr. Oz recommends this 10-second hair test to see if your strands are healthy.
One hundred viewers, 100 makeovers and one hour of "shear" mania! One of these amazing makeovers could inspire your next great hairstyle.
The factors that contribute to dry, unruly hair—and how to keep your hair healthy and shiny, no matter what your age.
The trick to taming hair static and those pesky flyaway hairs.
Inspiring before-and-after makeovers of women who have gone brazenly, vividly gray.
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How can you keep your scalp and roots oil-free between washings?
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Vibrating mascaras, clear lip liners, hand-shaped diffusers: all the latest beauty tools, gadgets and makeup, tried and tested by O editors.
Val Monroe, O, The Oprah Magazine's beauty director, explains why too much hair brushing can harm your hair.
As the mercury plummets and skin becomes irritated, learn how to treat eczema, a common rash.
Learn to identify and treat four of the most commone skin diseases.
Val Monroe, O, The Oprah Magazine's beauty director, explains how to keep frizzy, curly hair straight during summer.
From hair transplants to heart attacks, Dr. Oz tackles gender-specific questions. Plus, what makes men and women so different?
Hairstylist to the stars Ken Paves shares his red carpet secrets to looking great.
Look great at any age! Here are seven things nobody tells you about getting older, and how to overcome their little ways of ruining your beautiful life.
Valerie Monroe, O Magazine's beauty director, explains how your hair changes as you get older.
New York City hairstylist and salon owner Eva Scrivo provides a strategy to keep your hair looking beautiful without washing it every day.
You have a great idea for a business (a year too early). You meet Mr. Right (the day after his wedding). If you feel you just can't beat the clock, Martha Beck can help you make things happen at the exact right moment.
Get 10 self-soothing techniques from psychologist Dr. Susan Albers' book 50 Ways to Soothe Yourself Without Food.
For some people who make headlines, the 15 minutes of fame come and go and life eventually returns to normal. But for others, like Charla Nash, the painful process of picking up the pieces lasts long after the news cameras have gone away.
For YOU: Being Beautiful, Dr. Oz and Dr. Michael Roizen are tackling a fundamental topic: beauty. Everything you need to know about how to look and feel more beautiful.
Event planner Debi Lilly shares the secrets to throwing a fabulous spa party for you and your friends.
Sharyn battled her hoarding problem for years, until organizational expert Peter Walsh helped to clear 75 tons of garbage and three semitrailers full of other items out of her house.
It used to be that a do-it-yourself dye job would probably get you on F: for flat, fake-looking of fried. Follow along with the three women here, as they learn how to take their haircolor into their own hands.
Readers respond to Valerie Monroe's monthly beauty question. Do you look better as you've aged
The future of beauty is now. Shampoo robots, miracle bras and mobile makeup matchers--what will they think of next?