This conundrum led Joycelyn Brown, a University of Delaware fine arts and visual communications major from Bear, Delaware, to become curious about the natural hair experiences of Black women. Were ...

The black hair industry is worth an estimated £88 million, with black women spending six times more on hair care than their white counterparts. It’s hard to fathom why so many huge companies ...

Harrel has also made it clear how important it is that black women take control of the market and founded her own hair extension brand Big Hair No Care. In an interview last year she told Stylist ...

By the end of the 1960s, Johnson Products dominated the black hair-care market during the decade, and made $10m in annual sales. The company's message "was much deeper than beauty", said Renée ...

Washing your hair should be as easy as lather, rinse, repeat. With the dizzying array of hair care products on the ... can prevent breakage and dryness in Black hair. Smoothing ingredients ...

SZA’s excitement was a simple, matter-of-fact realization that has hit many other Black women who’ve done the same: Pursue healthy hair care while living in a fog of Eurocentric beauty standards.

The CROWN Act (Create a Respectful and Open Workplace for Natural Hair) says that European beauty standards have allowed a history of some workplace dress codes banning natural black hair.

Mielle Organics, a hair-care brand founded in 2014 by registered nurse Monique Rodriguez with the promise of prioritizing the ...

but when my hair was in braids or straightened, he'd come by and chat it up, asking about my weekend and brainstorming ideas. At the time, my direct chain of command to him was all Black women ...