Black culture is celebrated for many things, and one of its standout features is the rich variety of hairstyles. For women ...

Black women athletes are getting ready to showcase ... means of self-expression and cultural heritage. Embracing their natural hair, prominent athletes such as Simone Biles, Sha’Carri Richardson ...

But I decided to wear my hair natural in college after getting even more in touch with my blackness. And I wish every Black woman felt comfortable and respected while sporting natural hair.

according to the natural hair community). One formula doesn’t fit all. Here, I round up some of my favourite Black-owned hair care brands – plus, spotlight the incredible women behind them.

Three autistic women entrepreneurs from ATL, are making history with their natural hair salon and beauty school, Aaliyah ...

Meet Shawna Moses, the founder and CEO of Kinky Tresses, a natural haircare brand that fuses science and passion.

Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. I tell stories about creating environments that empower everyone. Hair bias also shows up when it comes time for advancement and promotion.

In a basement laboratory filled with beakers and natural ingredients, Shawna Moses, a former pharmaceutical scientist, began ...

The multi-hyphenate star has subtly but powerfully transformed beauty standards in Hollywood, particularly for women of color ...

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 ...

A recent study by soap brand Dove found that a black woman is 80% more likely than a white woman to change her natural hair to meet social norms or expectations at work. Tameka Amado, a young ...