Slideshow: Natural Help for Dry or Damaged Hair

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REFERENCES:
American Academy of Dermatology: "Going to great lengths for beautiful hair: Dermatologist shares hair care tips for healthy and damaged hair."
Victoria Barbosa, MD, Millennium Park Dermatology, Chicago.
Draelos, Z. International Journal of Trichology, January-June 2010; vol 2: pp 24-29.
Kassandra Kuehl, owner of Kasia Organic Salon, Minneapolis.
Randi Petersen at Artists by Timothy Priano, Los Angeles hair stylist.
TeensHealth: "Taking Care of Your Hair."
Abenaa Timazee, owner of Brownstone Natural Hair & Barber Studio l, Philadelphia.
Reviewed by Stephanie S. Gardner, MD on February 28, 2019
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