Snarls and knots be gone. Victoria Ionescu/Getty Images Tangles, snarls, knots—they’re no fun to deal with, no matter what you call them. While it may seem like the cause of said tangles is pretty ...

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Yanking a brush through tangled hair can be enough to bring tears to your eyes, but you may be doing even more damage than you think. Scalp sensitivity aside, aggressively brushing out stubborn knots ...

Harvard scientist L. Mahadevan is a bona fide genius who has studied such things as the shape of an apple, how brains fold and why Cheerios clump in a bowl of milk. Parents will be pleased to learn ...

This article was originally published on Travel & Leisure. Brushing your hair really is an art form, but most people treat it like a boring necessity akin to flossing your teeth or eating high-fiber ...

I come from a family of hair brushers. Maybe you do, too. My mother and her eight sisters grew up brushing each other’s hair. Often, it was a chore. Their mother would order the older girls to get the ...

Tangles, snarls, knots—they’re no fun to deal with, no matter what you call them. While it may seem like the cause of said tangles is pretty straightforward—not brushing your hair—there are actually ...