A new study from BLK’s #FreeYourCrown campaign highlights how women embracing curls, coils, and confidence like never before.

In a celebration of Black women and natural hair, dating app BLK has launched the "Free Your Crown" campaign for self love ...

Whether looking for beachy waves or tight curls, these diffusers have the ability to change your entire hair routine for the ...

LOOSE Women star Nadia Sawalha has revealed she’s “devastated” after a friend and co-star was axed from the show amid the brutal ITV budget cuts. It was recently reported that as of next year… ...

Black Girl Caucus aims to support Black women in building connections through its “empowerHer Network,” a space for members to explore community collaborations and career growth.

Curly (Type 3): can be loose or tighter, springy curls; because oil has a harder time traveling down the winding strands, curly hair can get dry and frizzy Coily (Type 4): tight curls and strands ...

To curl your hair with socks, you'll need a few pairs of clean, long tube socks (make sure they extend from the root of the hair down to the ends), silk rubber bands or scrunchies, and some bobby ...

Braids offer a dynamic approach to hairstyles for older Black women, merging practicality and elegance while providing essential protection for aging hair. As women over 50 often seek styles that are ...

African women favour gel hairstyles, and it's not hard to see why. Natural hair, medium hair, and relaxed hair—long or short—all work well with this look. Besides, it takes less time and effort to ...

Protective hairstyles have long served as both a form of expression and a necessity for Black women. Though protective styles are deeply rooted in African culture, they're often creatively ...

Straight hairstyles for Black women have a complex and emotional history that dates back to the 1800s. For nearly 400 years, roughly 12.5 million Africans were forcibly removed from their homes ...