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Should you be using a scalp scrub? The answer is probably yes. From shifting product build-up to washing away pollution, here’s everything you need to know about the humble hair scrub.

Scalp care—or more specifically ... the top of our heads demand TLC too. Enter exfoliating salt scrubs, special “clarifying” and “purifying” shampoos, and overnight serums promising ...

Apple cider vinegar has long been a trusted home remedy for tackling dandruff, thanks to its natural antibacterial and ...

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The Castle Spa offers a serene retreat. I tried an enzyme-infused body scrub treatment, and it was surprisingly relaxing ...