is a powerful exploration of African hair as more than just a style, it’s a symbol of identity, history, and resilience. Through personal stories, cultural insights, and rich visuals ...

Today, I want to interrogate these truisms by taking my proverbial scissors to the torment of black women and African hair. I know I will catch some flak, but so be it. Culture, like virtually ...

Launched in Chicago in 1957, Luster Products manufactures 125 hair care products that are sold in over 70 countries around ...

Handwritten recipe for Poro Hair Grower. Collection of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture, 2011.170 Also, the introduction of products that allowed women to ...

The smell of burning hair, mixed with greasy pomade. Oh, the dreaded hot comb! The video was part of a promotion of ABC affiliate WLS-Ch. 7’s Chicago Black History Month half-hour special ...