Beauty products marketed to Black women have riskier ingredients, new study says
Hazardous chemicals are lurking in products we use every day, in everything from perfumes and lotions to makeup and shampoos.
Over 3,000 beauty and hair products marketed to Black women are toxic, a new study finds. Did your tried-and-trues make the cut?
Latest consumer reports on products marketed to Black women come back with disappointing results across the board. If you’re ...
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Toxic trends: How Black beauty products may be harming consumers
Black-owned beauty and personal care stores face challenges as nearly 80% of products contain toxic chemicals, risking health ...
Here’s the real concern when it comes to black plastic
A study — which was later corrected — scared many. But the debate over spatulas and sushi trays misses the point.
Why Black Women Are At Risk After Testing Reveals Braiding Hair Products Contain Toxic Substances
As Black women have been sporting protective styles for decades, new revelations may highlight that they do more harm than looking good. Scientists tested 10 popular synthetic braiding hair products ...
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Top 100 Black Beauty and Hair Products of 2025: The Ultimate Guide
Spread the love As we dive into 2025, the beauty industry continues to evolve with groundbreaking innovations, sustainable practices, and a focus on inclusivity. Black-owned beauty brands are at the ...
Black Women Deserve Better Than the Carcinogens Found in Braiding Hair
Braiding is a staple hairstyle for Black women, but new studies show cancer-causing chemicals found in hair extensions. Here, we examine the issue.