Whilst a considerable amount of the global population was confined during the Coronavirus pandemic, being able to cut your own hair at home became necessary skill. Although you may no longer be ...

Dove celebrity stylist Patrick Kyle walks us through how to do a home haircut for $0 with an easy-to-follow video tutorial. The Top Hot Tool Mistake You’re Probably Making—And How to Fix It, According ...

Lockdowns and restrictions prompted by the COVID-19 pandemic have rendered it essentially impossible for Americans to have their bangs trimmed or sideburns touched up (at least by a professional).

For most people, the term "updo" elicits visions of prom hairstyles and wedding looks — not to mention hours spent in a chair at a salon. But despite the first images your brain might conjure up, ...

Hair clippers and electric razors are in short supply these days as more and more Americans are giving themselves DIY haircuts to varying degrees of success. In an Instagram post over the weekend, ...

** Disclaimer: Cosmo can't take responsibility for any DIY hair fails that may occur as a direct result of this article... But we're sure you'll be fine... YOLO. ** ...

Consumer Reports has no financial relationship with any advertisers on this site. With much of the United States still social distancing, it may be tempting to ignore your increasingly shaggy hair — ...

2. Take one section in the front, then pull it over and twist it back. 3. Repeat this on the other section. 4. Pin both twists together by criss crossing the-bobby pins. 5. Grab the remaining hair and ...

Lockdowns and restrictions prompted by the COVID-19 pandemic have rendered it essentially impossible for Americans to have their bangs trimmed or sideburns touched up (at least by a professional).