It’s normal to see a little hair come out in the shower, but noticing clumps of hair pile up in the drain is understandably a bit alarming. On TikTok, a bunch of people are attributing their hair loss ...

If your morning shower helps you get energized for the day or a nighttime shower helps you relax before bed ... we’re working for you with ways to shower smarter for the planet, your skin, and your ...

Issues with hygiene are common symptoms of depression. Here’s why, and how to make bathing a little easier. Credit...Eric Helgas for The New York Times Supported by By Anna Gibbs Q. I find many tasks ...

It’s 1:30 a.m. on a random Tuesday and I’m winding down, at long last. And when I say “winding down,” I mean finally putting my phone away (usually after an hour or two scrolling or replying to ...

Teen showering habits are a common concern for parents. While there is no strict rule for how often a teen should shower, ...

Embrace the calming power of darkness with 'dark showering,' a novel wellness practice. By dimming bathroom lights before bed, you signal your body to unwind, reducing visual stimulation and promoting ...

Picture this: You just indulged in a long, relaxing shower, but when it comes time to towel off, you find that your skin didn't enjoy the experience as much as you did. Splotchy, red, irritated ...

No research suggests that morning showers are necessarily better for you than night showers or vice versa. It comes down to preference because both have benefits, depending on your schedule and ...

You’ve heard of “Girl Dinner” – but what about “Girl Showers”? If you’re a woman, you probably know exactly what I’m talking about. And if you live with or shower with someone female, you’ve likely ...