Hair has always been more than just a style—especially in the Black community, where our coils, curls, and protective styles ...

Meet traction alopecia. It is a sneaky type of hair damage triggered by tight hairstyles, extensions, or even tightly tied beards. To your relief, experts say early action can reverse it.

Braiding has long been more than just a hairstyle in the Black community—it is a tradition, a statement of identity and a deeply personal form of self-expression. While braids offer beauty, ...

Brazil nuts, celebrated for their nutrients like selenium, offer numerous health benefits, including inflammation reduction ...

In her TikTok of about 151,000 views, April forewarns the damages of that dewy, sleek Spring look. While she is out to eat ...

It’s estimated that 40% of women suffer from hair loss. Here are 11 common reasons why, and what you can do about it.

Male pattern baldness (Androgenetic Alopecia): this condition is hereditary ... Protect your scalp: use sunscreen and protective hairstyles to shield your scalp from environmental damage.

But as much as protective styles can be a blessing ... ins can pull on the fragile hairline, causing alopecia (that’s just a fancy word for hair loss caused by pulling). Once those edges ...

According to Martey-Ochola, “Fulani braids are a good protective style for all seasons, but the summer is a fun time to dorn hairstyles in which the scalp is exposed without as much worry about ...

The nutrient is also frequently deficient in people with the autoimmune condition alopecia areata ... A 2015 study showed that hair actually provides a protective barrier against UVA and UVB ...