Hair
Natural hair movement evolves, but some Black women return to relaxers for manageability, lifestyle, and personal choice.
Slow hair routines like cornrows and roller sets are regaining popularity, offering a moment of calm amidst the fast-paced world.
Meet the hairstylists, wig slayers, hair artists, and braiders elevating Black hair and textured styles—from industry veterans to the next generation of rising stars.
This summer, healthy hair is officially the vibe. Check out five low tension hairstyles to try this summer inside.Â
Black women have long proven that confidence—not hair length—is the ultimate beauty statement. From precision pixie cuts to cropped curls and sleek finger waves, short hairstyles have remained a timeless expression of style, sophistication, and individuality. Long before social media made every haircut a viral moment, Black women were redefining beauty standards with bold, low-maintenance […]
We caught up with award-winning hair stylist Kiyah Wright at the beauty bar at Hip Hop Beauty and she dropped some major hair gems on us.
Eva Marcille is embracing a fresh chapter with a throwback hairstyle that reminds us why she's always been a beauty chameleon.
Navigating the journey from relaxed to natural hair? Here are four tips to manage the transition with ease and confidence. The post The Relaxer Grow-Out Struggle Is Real — 4 Expert Tips To Survive The Awkward Phase Without Losing Your Hair appeared first on MadameNoire.
Vogue Called The Afro A 'Cloud Bob' And Black Women Are DONE With The Blatant Cultural Appropriation
Afros don’t need to be redefined at all. They are cemented in our visual identity, so just let afros be great! The post Vogue Called The Afro A ‘Cloud Bob’ And Black Women Are DONE With The Blatant Cultural Appropriation appeared first on MadameNoire.
The crispiest hairline in sports has long belonged to Jalen Rose, and he wants everyone to know it's natural.
Beauty brand Dosso Beauty emerges as only safe braiding hair after industry-wide toxicity concerns.
Black hair and fashion have long been powerful expressions of Black identity, celebrated on major red carpets.