The Miss Ivory Coast Pageant ... wear their real hair in any fashion they choose. However, the pageants want to distance themselves from promoting cosmetic surgery and skin lightening.

Black women of all shapes, sizes, skin tones and hair textures transformed right in front of my eyes. Whether toting a magazine tear-out of a celebrity hairstyle or sharing a hairstyle of their ...

I’m telling you right now, one of the best decisions I made for myself, beauty-wise, was getting laser hair removal. As a person who prefers being hair-free on my legs, bikini area and arms ...

Wearing the right colors can completely transform your look—brightening your skin, enhancing your features, and even making you appear more energized and youthful. But with so many shades out there, ...

But negative stereotypes arose as Black hair texture was compared to white beauty standards. “Depending on the texture of the hair, no matter what the skin tone is, the hair texture tells the ...

(I am a contributor to the station.) Black hair is as diverse as Black people. We are blessed with every shade of skin color from ebony to ivory. So goes our hair. Wavy, straight, kinky ...

Skin comes in all colors ... It most often occurs in black and Hispanic people, due to the distinct shape of the hair follicle. If the bumps are squeezed or manipulated in any way, they can ...

Collective will be all Black-owned lines - mostly from women entrepreneurs -who designed products to care for and accentuate the natural beauty of melanated skin and diverse hair textures.

Our four-person panel tested Nood’s The Flasher 2.0 over seven weeks to see how it works on different skin tones and hair types. Here are our thoughts on where it excelled and which people would ...

After you give birth, it can help to be aware of skin and hair ... up any obvious hair loss. Limpness may not be a concern, even if you have postpartum hair loss. Some Black hair experts recommend ...

Regularly slathering our skin with creams, oils, lotions or a dose of Vaseline, is a big part of the Black experience and it's often to counteract the ashiness that we seem naturally predisposed to.

$473 Million: The amount Black shoppers spend on their hair care yearly $465 Million: The amount Black shoppers spent on skin care in 2017 Other Black women entrepreneurs have staked out their ...