Black hair has always been a target — discriminated against in classrooms, policed as unprofessional in the office, condemned ...

In some cases, the very products meant to protect our hair ... natural alternatives exist. From non-toxic synthetic options to brands offering organic, biodegradable fibers, a new wave of Black ...

All of the experts who spoke with The Associated Press did agree more research is needed into synthetic braids and other products Black women often use in or on their hair. Here’s a look at what’s ...

Afro hair is finally getting the premium, natural, nourishing products it deserves ... “In this age, Black female-owned businesses now have direct access to social media to spread the word.

Launched in Chicago in 1957, Luster Products manufactures 125 hair care products that are sold in over 70 countries around ...

Like many Black girls, I had a complicated relationship with my hair growing up. For the majority of my childhood, I never ...

Latest consumer reports on products marketed to Black women ... in collaboration with the Black-founded all-natural online marketplace BLK + GRN has found well over 3,000, or nearly 80%, of ...

you can consider dyeing your hair black with natural products like henna. Dyeing your hair will make it look darker and shiny. Tip: Mix coconut oil to your regular hair care to give it thicker and ...

Spiral curls are ideal for short, natural hair. However, their unique texture requires special care, i.e., quality hair products, to appear more fashionable. Different types of spirals for black ...

Dangerous chemicals are increasingly found in beauty and hair products marketed to black women, even with packaging that would lead you to believe otherwise. “You can put the word natural in ...