synthetic hair, Consumer Reports and braids
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For many Black women, braiding hair isn’t just a protective style—it’s a cultural tradition, a form of self-expression, and ...
Additionally, rising prices impact accessibility to protective styles. Braids, traditionally a go-to option for low-maintenance hair care, are becoming less affordable, forcing many to either learn ...
Tested synthetic braiding hair brands such as Sensationnel, Sassy Collection and Magic Fingers all contained multiple ...
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Tuko on MSNMum of 3-Old-Girl Who'se Gifted in Braiding Hair Says She Is Self Taught: "Brings Many Customers"Lordina Nancy, a little girl from Ghana, has caused a stir on the internet with her impeccable plaiting skills. She said they ...
This void in the market is unacceptable, especially with Black consumers representing 70 percent of the hair extension ...
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Beaumont Enterprise on MSNLack of options pushes Beaumont women to hairstylingWith every part, twist, braid and loc, hairstylists in Southeast Texas are preserving culture and self expression.
Ingredients that can cause cancer were found in 10 synthetic hair products marketed to Black women, according to Consumer Reports. Nine of the products also contained lead.
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