As Black women, we take great pride in our hair and will go to great lengths to make sure we achieve the perfect style — no ...

Over the years, instead of learning how to take care of my hair, I opted to damage it. My flat iron was booked and busy ...

Concerns about health risks, including links to gynecological tumors and uterine cancer, are driving a shift in Black hair care away from chemical relaxers.

Research exposes harmful chemicals in synthetic hair used for braids and extensions, creating health concerns for those wearing protective styles for long time.

A collective of more than 50 stylists who focus on textured hair will be at Bernie Custis Secondary School to offer hair ...

Additionally, rising prices impact accessibility to protective styles. Braids, traditionally a go-to option for low-maintenance hair care, are becoming less affordable, forcing many to either learn ...

Season 2 of "Beauty in Black" has also been officially announced by Netflix ... deeply intersected with a wealthy but chaotic ...

The brand’s Chief Brand Officer, Keke Palmer, talks starring in the new ad campaign, self-care practices, winning an NAACP ...

Braiding is a staple hairstyle for Black women, but new studies show cancer-causing chemicals found in hair extensions. Here, we examine the issue.