A University of California study reveals blondes are more aggressive and persistent at getting their own way compared to brunettes and red-haired. Researchers say blondes are more belligerent because they draw more attention than other women, tapping into it to reach their goals. Full story

Scientists of Britain-based company Unilever conducted a large-scale study and found that a woman’s genes are more likely than lifestyle to cause greying hair. Earlier theories suggested that the rate of greying depended on such negative factors for health as stress or diet. Full story

The most talked-about young American singer Taylor Swift, who recently became a target for paparazzi because of her romantic relationship with The Twilight Saga: New Moon star Taylor Lautner, has drastically changed her look. Full story

Australian scientists have pinpointed the gene that hugely influences whether your hair is curly or straight. In the study, researchers looked at genetic variations in Europeans. Full story

Frequent hair combing, especially at the beauty salons, can lead to hair loss. Such conclusion was made by an Israeli dermatologist Alexander Kidman. He conducted a study for one month and determined that the more we comb our hair, the more hair we lose. Full story

Jessica Alba can not decide on her hair color. At one time she is blonde, then she changes it to brown. Moreover, by far those changes are not always work-related. Full story