A woman’s hair ... just make one more attractive or beautiful. A look at the sheer range of hairstyle that defined the earliest days of America’s contemporary hair industry. Art historian ...

Now, 21-year-old artist Laetitia Ky who uses her hair to create art, is joining in the movement to not only showcase her remarkable talent, but to also call attention to issues plaguing women in ...

Seems like they were always getting together for séances and picnics in cemeteries, and arranging dead pets in dioramas that towed the line ... Hair art was usually made by women, and the names ...

Sylvia Plath wrote that “Dying is an art ... U.S., a lot of women made elaborate wreaths of hair and wire, often with floral designs. Wreaths made from the hair of one dead person were ...

Don’t Touch My Hair celebrates ... have a big career, single with a cat,” she tells Black Enterprise. “My life has been the opposite of that. I’m a married woman with multiple children.

Black women of all shapes, sizes, skin tones and hair textures transformed ... on me — becoming one of the spaces where I first discovered the allure of the art of creating.

This could be alopecia areata (patchy hair loss), traction alopecia (strained hair loss) or another form. The different ways that women’s hair loss has been depicted across art history ...