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Dermatologist and clinical researcher, Dr. Susan Taylor, provides detailed information about the different causes of hair loss in black women in a Huffington Post report.

Dr. Taylor is Havard trained and has been working in this field for over 20 years. She is Founding Director of the Skin of Color Center at St. Luke’s Roosevelt Hospital, past president of the Skin of Color Society, and a board member of the American Academy of Dermatology.

World famous hair dresser Vidal Sassoon died yesterday from natural causes at his home in Los Angeles. Vidal, who was 84, revolutionised hair dressing in the 1960's and was the acclaimed inventor of the 'bob' haircut.

It is very sad news and Vidal will be greatly missed by many worldwide. Click to read the full article from the Telegraph.co.uk.

Lady Gaga will never fail to entertain the crowds with her fashion choice, wardrobe selection and hair cut. An icon in the music and fashion industries, she always gets the world talking.

Looking back over the last few years, her hair in this 'The Sun' article is possibly one of her less extravagent hair styles.

Previously Lady Gaga, who was born Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta, has stepped into public sporting hundreds of different hair designs and a whole host of different colours.

The age of the metro-sexual man seems to be in full motion with salons reporting a 66% increase in male clients over the last year. 60% of these men visit for a haircut, but the same amount visit for either a massage or hair removal!

It seems the day when men visited the barber for a 'cut-throat razer' shave with a 'short back and sides' hair cut are disappearing, and being replaced by a pampering by beauticians and hair stylists.

According to the report in the Daily Mail this trend may be growing thanks to the high profile cases of male celebs publically taking more care over their appearance; with Wayne Rooney, Jason Donovan and Kyran Bracken amongst the celebrities reportly admitting to costly hair transplants in order to recover their receding hair lines.

The 1st May 2012 saw the start of Hair Loss Awareness Month. 

Hair Loss Awareness Month is the national health campaign sponsored by Viviscal. With hair loss now affecting 41% of the population it is crucial that those experiencing hair loss and thinning are aware of the help and support available.* Hair Loss Awareness Month aims to raise awareness of the problem, and provide sufferers with useful information and expert advice.

2012 Hair Loss Awareness Month will provide hair loss tips and advice and comments from trichologist Trisha Buller & Health Psychologist Dr Victoria Senior from the University of Surrey.

*According to a survey by Viviscal natural hair loss supplements, 2012