Zendaya has been known to keep us on our toes in the hair department. The 29-year-old actor has dabbled in shades of blonde, ...
Creator-led team builds airy, romantic braids with heart details and gold accents—showcasing fast backstage execution ...
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Growing concerns over dangerous chemicals in hair extensions used by Black women. Studies reveal potential health risks in popular protective styles.
Many people suffer from rashes or other negative reactions to hair used for braiding. Turns out that many hair extensions are full of known hazardous chemicals, which could be harmful to Black hair ...
Almost every Black woman or girl has, at some point, purchased hair extensions for box braids, boho braids, twists or faux ...
NBC News' Zinhle Essamuah speaks with researchers behind two new studies that shine a light on the potential health risks of ...
"Actress sues Harvard Theater for $1.1M after botched braiding session by white stylist leaves her scalp damaged and career ...
Growing up in Amherst, Yasmin Brandford recalls her family being one of only about 20 Black families in the community. She started learning how to braid hair at age 7, practicing on her Barbies and ...
A new study conducted by the Silent Spring Institute found harmful chemicals in dozens of hair extension products, including braiding hair, human hair extensions and false eyelashes.
Hair extensions used primarily by Black women contain a “shocking” range of dangerous chemicals, including breast carcinogens, new research shows.
The products’ health effects still need to be studied, but several compounds were found to exceed EU limits for consumer products ...
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