Still, there are other reasons to wear a weave. A friend of mine likes to test out risky hairstyles on her weaves prior to her real hair. When she wanted to do a layered bob, she first got a 14 ...

It proves that as an African American woman, you can still flaunt beautiful hair while following the office guidelines. Here are some hairstyles for the corporate office: 1.

BALTIMORE (WBFF) -- Weaves, braids and extensions are all popular hairstyles for women. Yet researchers at Johns Hopkins are warning against them and urging doctors to educate their patients on ...

Despite the natural hair movement of the past decade which has led black women to abandon chemical straighteners, for some women, dealing with curly and tightly coiled hair feels like a daily chore.

Black women wear weaves for different reasons. Some wear them as protective styles, ... I enjoy the versatility of Black hair and change my hairstyles multiple times a year, ...

Back in 2012, the American Academy of Dermatology presented a report at its annual meeting regarding African-American hair, and the special care it needs in order to avoid damage. “Not only is ...

Araxi Lindsey, the head hairstylist for “black-ish” during its first six seasons and a member of the team that won an Emmy for the contemporary looks featured on “Hair Day,” said she was ...

At the end of the last century, advances in weaves, wigs and other innovations allowed for a new degree of autonomy — and fun. Left: Chanel jacket, $9,400, skirt, $3,650, and necklace, $148,800 ...

Researchers at Johns Hopkins Medicine are strongly urging black woman to avoid wearing weaves, braids, and hair extensions because they can contribute to traction alopecia. Getty Images By Sabrina ...

A few weeks later, she found herself at a celebrity stylist’s shop plunking down $1,500 for her new locks. That’s $700 for the hair, and $800 to have it put on her head.