THE STRANDS OF TIME

As we age, so does our hair. Here's how to turn back the clock on your locks.

- CELIA SHATZMAN

Though hair is regenerating constantly, it can change with time because of genetics, lifestyle, and hormonal shifts, not to mention styling habits. “Think of hair like a delicate fabric-the more wear and tear it endures, the faster it frays,” says Mona Gohara, M.D., a dermatologist and a clinical professor at the Yale School of Medicine. While we can’t control genetics, we can control our daily routine. “The right lifestyle practices and haircare regimen can keep your hair looking younger and healthier much longer,” says Temur Hamilton, a hair colorist and stylist and the owner of Temur in New York City. Read on for more details and helpful products our experts love.

THE SOLVES

You can't stop aging, but you can certainly slow it down, especially when it comes to your hair. These are the best ways to tweak haircare and styling regimens to address maturing hair.

1 Try a scalp massage.