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You may be surprised to hear some of the things he feels he got right...and some that he wishes he had done differently.
In this Q&A with Dr. Andrew Kerklaan, learn about the benefits of CBD for both beauty professionals and clients.
Living and working with intention is taking a step back to really take the time to see where we are at and where we want to be. Read through one stylist's suggestions for being thoughtful and responsive in her life and her career.
African-American men are able to lower their blood pressure rates when pharmacists come into their barbershops.
Salon pros' backs and legs get relief with Smart Step mats.
A Facebook post graphically showing hairdresser pain goes viral, but can you believe everything you see?
Your mad hairdressing skills can take a toll on your bones and joints, but our industry experts are here to help you keep them spry throughout a long career.
Many hairdressers fight back pain for much of their careers, but standing long periods isn't the only cause. Learn more.
Paying attention to her physical and mental health gives a stylist a good start while she's still in her 20s.
Global research shows that four out of five hairdressers experience work-related skin irritations on their hands. Being on their feet all day, while keeping arms raised and holding scissors and blow dryers also take a toll.
Valentine's Day postmortem: a new survey reveals differences in attitudes between men and women as well as VDay date preferences.
Get creative and healthy this February 14! Flowers and chocolate aren't the only ways to share your love for each other.
Industry icon Beth Minardi encourages you to value your contribution to people's lives and protect yourself emotionally.
Take a closer look at infidelity and the havoc it wreaks on a relationship.
Take these tips for staying mentally healthy as we move into the darker parts of the year.
We know that anger doesn’t literally make our “blood boil” or make us “see red,” but when you’re angry it does affect your body. Physical reactions range from a rise in blood pressure and a faster heartbeat to ...