Avoiding showers for longer hair is a fallacy that will only leave you with greasy hair and an unpleasant stench.
Take solace in this broken idea if you're afraid of gray-hair contagion and won't pluck a stray.
Shampoo sulfates pull off more oil than your scalp generates, so using suds when your roots grow greasy is counterintuitive.
The coarse, tight, curling texture is not just for darker skin. Hair texture is more scientific than skin tone.
Trimming your hair every four to six weeks reduces split ends but doesn't grow it. Master stylist and B2V Salon co-owner Steve Lococo tells Reader's Digest.
This misconception says your hair will get used to a product and cease working. Very little evidence supports that.
Despite feeling stronger and appearing thicker, coarse Black hair is really thinner.