In the beginning, this was a skill that was passed down within families but it’s now become an expected offering in African ... knotless braids and box braids but it’s a good idea to get a stylist’s ...

Black women are starting to pay more for their hair care because of the Trump administration’s tariffs on goods imported from ...

The price of clothes and sneakers are steadily rising, but those are far from the only industry seeing a hit thanks to ...

Hairstyles deeply rooted in tradition are making a confident return – and for African women, it’s more than just a trend.

High tariffs on imported goods are making it harder for Black women to afford hair care products. Prices are rising, affecting stylists and clients.

Hawa Keita and her mother usually charge customers between $160 and $250 for braiding at their shop, Eve’s African Hair ... The cost of a box of 100 packs of braiding hair from China went ...

Eve’s African Hair Braiding in College Park southwest of Atlanta. Keita is determined to take losses because their customers “can’t afford the Atlanta prices,” Keita said. The cost of a box of 100 ...