In recent years, many Black women have fully embraced the texture of their God-given kinks and curls — and the multi-step regimens that come along with caring for natural hair.

Because of these situations, the study conducted by Dove found that Black women are 80% more likely to change their natural hair to meet social norms or expectations and are 1.5 times more likely ...

That was a good way to start my natural hair journey, because it taught me that for some reason, some people are not going to be OK with the way Black women's hair grows naturally out of their head.

Black people have a fraught and painful history with hair. In particular, black women with textured, tightly curled or kinky hair have spent exorbitant amounts of time and money torturing it into ...

It wasn’t until the civil rights movement that black people began to reclaim their natural hair in droves. However, by the 1990s product offerings for those sporting natural hair remained sparse.

Multi-step natural hair routines are taking over TikTok, but many Black women have found that keeping things simple means healthier hair. Many Black women saw an influx of product-heavy and ...

CHICAGO (CBS) --We kick off Black History Month at CBS 2 Tuesday night with the story of three Chicago women who are trailblazers in the natural hair movement.As CBS 2's Dorothy Tucker reported ...

Scalp psoriasis is often hard to treat in Black people due to the texture of their hair. Many people of African descent have tightly coiled hair , which is more fragile than loose curls or ...

Black people young, old and in between have been rejected from jobs, schools and other public places because of the texture and style of their hair. But that's changing.

It’s National Redhead Day and we’re saluting all the beautiful Black celebrities who showed us how dope red hair looks on melanin-rich skin. Some ladies went for that Ferrari red that could ...