Summer’s here -- the season of beach days, poolside lounging, and outdoor adventures. While we relish these warm days, our kids’ hair often pays the price for our sun-soaked activities. Consumer Reports has some tips for keeping all types of hair happy in the sun.

John “John-Boat” Macleod — who attends Fletcher High School — is going head-to-head, or rather hair-to-hair, with more than a dozen other teens who are hoping to be this year’s winner.

Actor Treat Williams, whose nearly 50-year career included starring roles in the TV series “Everwood” and the movie “Hair,” has died after a motorcycle crash in Vermont.

Stephanie Grant is a talented local stylist with over 7 years experience in the industry.

James Rado, co-creator of the groundbreaking hippie musical “Hair,” which celebrated protest, pot and free love and paved the way for the sound of rock on Broadway, has died.

Before you spend your money, Consumer Reports has the facts you need to know.

If you have ever found a gray hair while looking in the mirror, you may assume it’s a sign you’re getting older. But, did you know stress may also be playing a role?

Save time by drying your hair while straightening it with the Adagio Blowout Brush.

Decades later, as they entered the workforce, most were told they could not wear their hair in its natural state. A recent study by Dove found black women are 80% more likely to change their natural hair to conform to social norms or expectations at work. While these News4Jax reporters now wear natural hair on air at WJXT, some employers still limit the hairstyle of African-Americans and there is no law in place to protect their right to wear their hair the way God created it. The CROWN Act -- an acronym for Creating a Respectful and Open World for Natural Hair -- makes it illegal to deny employment or educational opportunities based on hair in California in 2019. Pringle is moved when viewers contact her and let her know that her natural hair has an impact.

The story of afro-textured hair in America is a long one.

If your hair was making a New Year’s Resolution this year what would it be? Marcy DeSanto, stylist and owner of Top Knotch Salon suggests three things. She says to learn the texture and character of your hair, and use shampoo and conditioner meant for your hair type. Marcy suggests asking friends for their opinions, searching out celebrities that you feel you resemble, and using available hairstyle apps. Ultimately, she suggests you go over your new look with your own stylist to be sure your particular hair texture is right for the new look.

We’ve showed you how to master the at-home haircut during quarantine, but cutting hair on people who are blonde -- well, it’s a whole other rodeo. A lot of mistakes can be hidden with people who have dark hair because, well, their hair is dark. It may be noticeable to them, but the average person walking down the street probably isn’t going to notice a chunk of hair not blended in. But for people with blonde hair, however, it’s a different story. That’s why StyleWise style editor Jon Jordan recruited busy mom Lauren once again to give one of her sons another at-home haircut, and luckily, her second son is a blondie.