Tariffs have been affecting many industries, but now the Black haircare industry is the latest to feel the impact of these ...

Sultan believes that people should be allowed to do whatever makes them happy with their own hair and although Fanawopa was hesitant about her decision at first (mainly that her hair colour would be ...

High tariffs on imported goods are making it harder for Black women to afford hair care products. Prices are rising, affecting stylists and clients.

Black women have used synthetic braids to help style their hair. But a recent study by Consumer Reports found that these fake hair strands can contain dangerous chemicals that pose a health threat.

How safe are braids and synthetic hair extensions ... Her work inspired the Consumer Reports study. Black women are the main users of synthetic hair and people of African descent are the largest ...

A recent study published March 17 by researchers at the University of Michigan details the unique experiences of Black women on online dating platforms. Researchers examined the challenges Black women ...

Even on a gloomy, rainy day in New York City, the actor found a way to turn things around with an electric orange ensemble. She wore the bight set with black leather heeled mules, and a chocolate ...

As for beauty, the Becoming author wore her hair in waist-grazing braids with a braided headband ... bright white T-shirt, and black jeans. The two did a live recording of their new podcast ...

Though we still may be some weeks out until summertime, one of the go-to hairstyles for Black women during that season —a.k.a. braids— just might not see a resurgence thanks to a new consumer ...

The wife of the Texas Longhorns coach certainly brought the win home with her latest look at the Peach Bowl on New Year’s Day. Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian and his wife Loreal ...

Not only would it honor her, it would also honor Black women and give them something to connect with. “I asked if we could reimagine that hair as micro braids because I knew you’d still have ...