As part of an ongoing effort to raise the conversation around women’s hair health and empower women to take charge, we’re talking to women in the spotlight about all things

“I’m happy with my hair today … I feel like I’m going back in time, like I’m getting something back that I lost.” A music director, model, and mom, Suzanne

As part of an ongoing effort to raise the conversation around women’s hair thinning and empower women to take charge of their hair health, our team of experts and physician

As part of an ongoing effort to raise the conversation around women’s hair thinning and empower women to take charge of their hair health, we’re talking to women in the

As part of an ongoing effort to raise the conversation around women’s hair thinning and empower women to take charge of their hair health, our team of experts and physician

Women are truly the strongest beings on earth. Friend, mom, CEO, partner, teacher, caretaker, problem-solver, survivor… we wear all of these hats and more — often simultaneously.  Our lives are

Dr. Sophia Kogan, MD, is co-founder and chief medical advisor at Nutrafol. As part of an ongoing effort to raise the conversation around women’s hair thinning and empower women to

“My scalp is no longer peeking through, my receding hairline is gone, and I got my confidence and self-esteem back.”  Victoria wasn’t too alarmed when she noticed a few strands

If there’s one thing true of life, it’s that stress is free. But thankfully, the antidote won’t cost you a penny, either. Yes, we’re talking about meditation, the health benefits

Like many people, I recently transitioned to working from home. Within a few short weeks, I noticed I was moving less, eating more, and experiencing changes in my sleep, stress,

Stress is something we all experience in some way, shape, or form. Though we deal with it internally, its effects can show up externally in places like our skin and

Shiny, smooth, well-moisturized locks: it’s the trifecta of hair goals. Thankfully, these results are more attainable than you’d think. The secret to covetable tresses can be as simple as adding

How long does it take to grow long hair?  According to the CDC, scalp hair grows an average of one-half inch per month. If your hair is two inches long

Androgenic alopecia is a common form of hair loss. In men, we often call it male pattern baldness: hair begins to recede in a characteristic M shape, in addition to

Thinning hair is a common reality for an estimated 40% of all women. Female pattern hair thinning can affect women at any age post-puberty — but it’s most prevalent pre-

The way we experience hair loss is different from person to person. Some of us first spot hair receding around our temples, while others see a widening hair part or