The issue of alopecia in black women's hair is a topic that affects many. While alopecia can present challenges, it doesn't have to mean sacrificing natural hairstyles.

Beyoncé's hair care brand is launching a new line for protective styles—everything from scalp care to detangling.

Many Black women love the look and ease of braids, locs, and weaves, and it is possible to wear these styles while still maintaining healthy natural hair. “Black women, in general, just love ...

In this exploration of the multifaceted significance of natural hairstyles for Black women, we will uncover the rich tapestry of cultural pride, self-expression and the pursuit of healthier hair ...

Trends transforming natural hair care for Black women, from innovative protective styles to eco-friendly products driving the $2.5 billion industry revolution.

If we go back to the slavery era, Black women were often forced to cover their natural hair due to Eurocentric beauty standards imposed by slaveholders. This led to the adoption of headwraps and ...

It was widely used by Black women until the natural hair movement took off in the mid-2000s. Since their inception, formaldehyde, or methanediol, is a common ingredient in hair relaxers.

Early on during college, for example, Giselle-Godsey thought her hair had to be long. "There's this social stigma that Black women don't grow long hair," she says. "As a Black trans woman, you get ...

AI may unfairly judge Black women based on their hairstyles, potentially affecting job opportunities, Forbes reported.

As Black women, having unruly and — for a long time — natural hair, was considered unkept, dirty and unprofessional. So for so many years, we were sitting here thinking, ‘Damn, I need a perm.

The average U.S. adult uses about 12 personal care products a day, resulting in exposure to an average of 168 unique chemicals.