The “Nolly Babes” movement is reviving bold beauty trends from Nigeria’s iconic Y2K films, for a new generation of women ...

they also have to grapple with societal beauty standards. Black women do not fit into the American beauty standards molded ...

It’s easy to understand why: Black women’s beauty — especially when it fits a heteronormative and Eurocentric ideal — has become a marker of success. “Anytime I get a little bit of money ...

Black women deserve to be seen and celebrated for all the beauty and magic they bring to the world—not only this month, but beyond as well. Black womanhood embodies the unique intersection of ...

A recent study by MocoSpace found that 73 percent of African American women actively use mobile for beauty product discovery and purchase decisions. “Looking Good with Mobile: Trends in the ...

So why has a new analysis found that 80% of more than 4,000 beauty products marketed towards Black women contain at least one hazardous ingredient (with most containing multiple)? This follows various ...

Dangerous chemicals are increasingly found in beauty and hair products marketed to black women, even with packaging that would lead you to believe otherwise. “You can put the word natural in ...