10TV wanted to speak with a roundtable of Black women in the community about their hair. So, we enlisted the help of the local non-profit Black Girl Rising, Inc. The group's self-described mission ...

We rounded up a list of 37 Black-owned and founded brands with products like body lotions and hair care we love that are worth investing in now and always. When it comes to styling products ...

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The stylish collections and artistic beauty looks seen at Fashion Month always serve as inspiration for Bazaar editors, with the best fall 2025 hair trends often chief among them. This season ...

One of the best hair stylers could transform your morning routine. These tools can help you smooth, dry, curl and shape your locks – and sometimes all of the above, using different attachments.

William Truswell, MD, FACS, operates his own cosmetic and reconstructive facial surgery practice. Dr. Truswell was the first in his area in Western Massachusetts to have an accredited private ...

I have dyed my hair every color under the sun, so I know a good shampoo for color-treated hair has a lot to get right. I want one that preserves my new color and undoes some of the damage that ...

With a steep annual fee, average rewards and benefits that struggle to keep up with the better options out there, the Mastercard® Black Card™* is a shiny object for consumers who are perhaps ...

A new type of light therapy claims to get rid of spider veins in seconds. Light that is similar to but brighter than a camera flashgun, heats up the veins, making them shrivel and disappear.

Lois Borny works on the product review section of The Independent, IndyBest, where she helps readers to save money and shop savvy, scouting out the very best deals and sharing her tried and tested ...

Our editors handpick the products that we feature. We may earn commission from the links on this page. Hair texture changes during menopause and perimenopause are real—and often exasperating.