“Bonnets have since evolved into a helpful accessory to protect natural hairstyles, and the stigma is now gone. As a Black woman and a natural hair care entrepreneur, I wanted to add bonnets to ...

Another added how “Bonnets are good for all hair. It prevents breakage for everyone...men, women, white, Black, Hispanic, Asian, everyone,” while a fourth follower penned: “You hate that a ...

With friction leading to breakage, pulling a bonnet over our hair is the final—and most common—step in our daily haircare ritual. But, with haircare brands often misleading Black women into ...

Critics of Black women freely wearing bonnets consider it unpresentable ... symbol of Black culture and are integral to Black hair care. Seeing a white man like Jack Harlow wear an item that ...

Here, four Black women—some ... If my hair is out of braids and curly, I spritz it with water regularly (several times a day). I sleep with a silk bonnet and take Prose supplements daily.

A Black woman shared the unexpected surprise ... Black women usually need for their textured and kinky hair. Inside the basket were two bonnets, a leave-in conditioner, shampoo, a comb to detangle ...

hair used to be my identity, and it took me shaving it all off to see that it’s just a part of our identity.” And another: “If another Black woman decides to put on her bonnet to go to the ...

For Black women, the process of maintaining their hair can be fraught. To tame texture or curls, many women spend long hours in a stylist’s chair or subject their hair to harsh chemical relaxers to ...

10TV wanted to speak with a roundtable of Black women in the community about their hair. So, we enlisted the help of the local non-profit Black Girl Rising, Inc. The group's self-described mission ...