Flashback Friday is an occasional feature where I test out products I used ages and ages ago to see if they are as good (or as bad!) as I remember. I should start this one off by admitting that I never used before, but I…
Dear Wise & Wonderful Amy, It has been almost two years since I wrote you! This is Jennifer from your March 9, 2005 post about “outdated hair”. Guess what! I took your advice and did away with my 80’s mall hairstyle. It was quite scary…
Postpartum hair loss can lead to hard-to-style regrowth, like wispy baby bangs. Fortunately, Amalah has some easy strategies for keeping the wisps under control while they’re growing out.
A desperate new mom is contemplating desperate measures to correct fine, limp, stringy, postpartum hair. Amalah knows a thing or five about that.
Big move, flat hair.
Shedding, breakage, scalp changes: who knew having a baby could be so tough on your HAIR?
I used to wake up every morning for work, before my husband did. I would shower and get dressed in suits and heels and I wore makeup and blow-dried my hair every day. And then I had a baby.
With just some scrap fabric and a hair clip, you can make a simple, stylish hair accessory for any child who loves wearing flowers in their hair!
When baby’s got curly hair and mama doesn’t know how to care for it, it sometimes means baby is walking around with a rat’s nest on her head. Luckily we’ve got mama covered with advice from another mom in the trenches.
When your child has the dreaded Fear Of Shampoo and will fight you to the death over it.
If you’re looking for advice to stop your toddler from pulling your hair, we have five tips to stop the hair pulling madness!
Is it time to abandon the baby shampoos and bring out the big guns?
A working mom’s dilemma: Showering at night simplifies the morning madness, at the expense of pretty hair.
A couple of my children have lice and nits. That’s it. There is nothing to do but shave our heads and burn down the house. Just kidding. This is how I got rid of it and cared for my home after the lice discovery.
A new mom’s hair is extra brittle and damaged. Is the damage caused by the colorist’s technique or because of postpartum hair issues and hormones?
A mom needs advice on how to keep her young child’s fine blond hair from becoming a tangled matted mess. Amalah has some tips for keeping toddler hair tangle-free.
What’s more fun that a head of rainbow hair? I have no idea. Summer is the perfect time to go colorful, and you can do it at home.
A toddler is falling asleep by self-soothing and pulling out tufts of her own hair. Clearly her mom is concerned. What can she do?
A postpartum mom is dealing with a common problem: baby fine hair regrowth. She’s seeking advice on how to manage this change in hair growth.
A reader mustache me a question: Her tween is changing before her eyes, but sometimes those changes mean trying to decide what to bring up and what to let go.