Black-Owned Hair Brand Blends African Heritage And Community With Loc Extensions
Izina, a Black-owned hair brand based in Burundi, is uplifting the community and African heritage through its loc extensions.
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Miss Cote D’Ivoire 2025 Bans Weaves and Wigs, Promotes Natural African Beauty
The Miss Côte d’Ivoire 2025 beauty pageant has implemented a groundbreaking rule prohibiting the use of weaves, wigs, and ...
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Hair loss in Black women: Here’s how dermatologists help
A dermatologist is a medical doctor who specializes in treating the skin, hair, and nails. Dermatologists care for people of all ages. Hair can play a big role in a person’s identity or culture, so ...
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Black Women Shouldn’t Have To Straighten Their Hair For Work. Here’s Why
But there’s an expectation for Black women in corporate America to straighten their hair. Extensions, also known as tracks, are common amongst Black women in corporate America. So are weaves.
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Miss Côte d’Ivoire Pageant Organisers Bans Wigs And Weaves To Focus On African Natural Beauty
Miss Côte d’Ivoire pageant has banned contestants from wearing wigs and weaves to encourage and empower women to feel ...
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Black Gold
Women who wear extensions are playing out a narrative ... so her hairdresser can re-tape another strip of human hair into her head. Black Gold was an investigation by Olivia Carville (Olivia ...
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To Straighten Or Not To Straighten: The Difficult Decision That Black Women Face When It Comes To Their Hair
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 ...