Hair salons and barbers are struggling to find staff as stylists have switched to working at home and temporary migrants have disappeared.
Silk pillowcases are now stocked in just about any store that sells bedding and beauty products,often costing close to $100. We examine the claims – plus a nifty trick for ensuring that you're buying real silk.
Peter Dunn bought Mary Yessayan’s salon on the condition she kept working there. It’s been on for young and old ever since.
Feel bad about yours? Skin guru Melanie Grant has the perfect tip.
The “structural liquid facelift” attempts to retrieve cheekbones and create a more defined jawline.
It was a moment group chats are made for:the former first lady emerging from the US Capitol in a regal plum coat and statement belt,her voluminous curls bouncing with each step.
Scalp micropigmentation doesn't grow hair back on follicly challenged domes but can make it look like you have a full thatch up top.
The hit Netflix drama about chess delivers'60s glamour in spades. But one hairstyle in particular,polarising as it may be,has viewers intrigued.
Spray the roots and tousle hair for a blow-dry that looks brand-new on day two.
For Melbourne's migrant communities,a trip to the hairdresser or barber can mean more than just a haircut.
The process starts with a stress-releasing shoulder massage that works a treat,then the glossing begins.