Hair loss isn’t as rare as many believe it to be, and it’s not reserved solely for the elderly. You can start experiencing it ...

Beauty writer Lauren Gordon explores the complicated connection Black women often have with hair length and beauty ideals.

This sense of community and open discussion would be even more pronounced as I began to grow my hair and found a black female hairdresser to style it every month. I discovered that styling afro ...

This product had rave reviews on amazon and so many people said that it helped grow their hair and edges super fast! This product is best for people with afro textured hair, it would be a greasy ...

Brands that have taken note of this change and are pushing towards reinventing the language, are growing by the day. The way afro hair is seen and understood within the Black community as well as ...

Myth 3: Afro hair doesn’t grow as long. Afro hair can grow long like other types of hair however, its curly texture can make it appear shorter, contributing to the misconception. Research has ...

"The gallery has been turned into a living room, which was the location of where my mother would do my hair growing up ... to that and bring that layer of Afro-nostalgia into my work.” ...

and that none of these shops were run by people with afro hair themselves. The brand identities of these women-led start-ups, whose products are often small-batch and handmade are a growing force.