The quest for maintaining natural hair color has led researchers to an unexpected source: a powerful plant compound found in everyday vegetables. This antioxidant, known as luteolin, demonstrates ...

This article was reviewed by Addie Ganik, MD, FAAD. It’s pretty normal to find an occasional white or gray strand while styling our hair. If they’re few and far between, you might just tuck it away ...

Stem cells hold the secret to regenerating tissue and maintaining youthful features. Yet, certain cells, such as melanocyte stem cells (McSCs), fail earlier than others, leading to visible signs of ...

The appearance of those first few gray hairs often marks a significant moment in our relationship with aging. While genetics primarily determines when your hair begins losing its natural pigment, ...

Grey hair is not always a simple marker of age. In many cases, it reflects systemic health concerns and may serve as an early diagnostic clue for organ dysfunction or nutritional deficiencies.