From split ends to fuzz around the hairline, breakage is a sign that hair needs a little—or a lot of—TLC. Pretty much everyone has experienced this hair concern at some point or another, so there are tons of products out there to help. We enlisted none other than celebrity hairstylist and NatureLab Tokyo brand ambassador Andrew Fitzsimons, go-to guy for the Kardashians, Adriana Lima and other A-listers, to help explain what exactly causes hair breakage to occur, how to prevent it, and what to do when it inevitably happens.

"We may not realise it, but we put our hair through a lot of damage with everyday pollution, chemical treatments and the use of hot tools,” explains Fitzsimons. "Lack of moisture and excessive sun exposure can also lead to breakage,” he adds. In other words: Some factors are unavoidable, but others are more under our control—at least to some extent. Of course, the longer hair is, the more likely it is to break or have split ends. 

How can I prevent breakage?

If you’re a fan of curling irons or other tools, remember to use protective products—and to take a break now and then. "You can prevent breakage by spraying on heat protection before using any hot tools, and by minimising your use of them,” Fitzsimons says.

UV Protectant Spray

Heat Protectant

My hair officially has breakage. Now what?

Shave your head and start from scratch. Kidding! Focus on deep hydration to help rectify the damage. "The best way to treat breakage is to use a weekly hair mask or deep treatment,” recommends Fitzsimons. "Personally, I’ve been using NatureLab Tokyo Perfect Repair Masque since going platinum a while back,” the hairstylist says.

Repairing Mask

Also, remember that not all shampoos and conditioners are created equally; look for formulas that nourish and strengthen hair from the root.

Strengthening Shampoo

Strengthening Conditioner

When in doubt, go in for a trim—your hairstylist can snip off damaged ends so hair looks and feels healthier.

More Products That Help Prevent Breakage:

Silk Scrunchies

Gentle Hair Brush

Hair Towel

Expert Tools

Silk Pillowcase

Get ready to start your Monday morning off with a bang. The 2017 Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show has officially kicked off in Shanghai’s Mercedes-Benz Arena, marking its farthest-from-home adventure to date. With showstopping pieces from the Victoria’s Secret x Balmain collaboration set to make a runway debut, plus a musical performance by Harry Styles, we had a lot of expectations for this year’s lingerie spectacle. And trust us: It didn’t disappoint.

While the fashion show doesn’t air until November 28, we’ve got your first look at some of the most striking lingerie looks the VS models wore down the runway.

Read on for our favourite outfits from the 2017 Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show.

Forbes has released its annual list of the world's highest-paid models, based on data gathered on the 2013 fiscal year. Obviously, there are some familiar names on this list: Moss, Upton, Kerr, and Kloss all have their rightful place on the magazine's list of the top 21 most well-paid models in the world. 

But perhaps more surprising is who managed to make their way to the top few spots on the list. Here's a hint: the top-earning model in 2013 made an unbelievable $47 million last year, while the second-place model made a relatively modest $8 million.

So, who made the most cash in 2013? Scroll down to see the top 10 most high-earning models last year!

The Russian model and It-girl came in 10th place, raking in an impressive $4 million in 2013.

Rhoda made $5 million in 2013, landing her in ninth place.

Ambrosio made $5 million in 2013, putting her in eighth place.

Liu Wen made a jaw-dropping $7 million in 2013, landing her in seventh place.

Kerr, who stars in six campaigns for the F/W 14 season, made a whopping $7 million last year. 

Upton made $7 million in 2013, landing her in fifth place.

The 40-year-old Moss made $7 million in 2013, though as we've seen, her assets soar in the $25-million range.

Lima's $8 million take-home in 2013 helped bump her into the top-three highest-paid models in the world.

Perhaps most surprising: Doutzen Kroes comes in at second place, having taken home $8 million in 2013.

The number-one highest-paid model in the world? GIsele Bündchen, who crushed her competition by raking in a staggering $47 million in 2013.