Not sure how to care for your curls? You're not alone—there's a shampoo on this list for every mop, mess, and mane.

Like many Black girls, I had a complicated relationship with my hair growing up. For the majority of my childhood, I never really knew what my natural curls looked like. Once I was old enough to get a ...

An endocrinologist and a dermatologist share why hair texture changes, and what—if anything—you can do about it.

New research raises concerns about the safety of chemical hair relaxers. Now, many Black women want safer alternatives.

These conditioning sprays, deeply hydrating hair masks and reparative hair treatments can really make a difference.

Filipino Michelle Nhu, 35, based in Florida, has jet-black straight hair, and so do two of her daughters, Jayla, 8, and Leia, a toddler. But her eldest, Kennedy, 11, has natural curls, which is ...

What is the rarest hair type? Check out these quick facts about type 1A hair, known for its straight, light strands. Find out ...

“You want to towel-dry it as much as possible, getting most of the moisture out, and then apply your hairnet over the towel-dried hair,” he explained. “Dry in a circular motion. The hairnet will keep ...

Back for year two, CurlyCon LA gathered the natural hair community for a day of education, representation, and loving connection.