Students at Tuskegee University in Alabama objected to the school’s new dress code, saying it was unnecessary and misunderstood the campus culture.
Category: Hair
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Tuskegee University Banned Bonnets and Durags. Students Mostly Wonder Why.
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A New York Hair Salon, Happily Stuck in 1986
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:All around it, luxury boutiques attract a wealthy crowd. But Anonymous Hair Salon hasn’t changed much since opening all those years ago.
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How to Get the Wet Hair Style, According to Tyla, Amber Valletta and Candice Birns
The New York Times – T Magazine:The musician Tyla, the model Amber Valletta and the hairstylist Candice Birns share their techniques.
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The Best Hairbrushes, and How to Clean Them
The New York Times – T Magazine:Expert advice on choosing — and caring for — one of the hardest-working beauty tools.
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George E. Johnson Dies at 99; Broke Market Barriers With Afro Sheen
The New York Times – Business:Mr. Johnson’s hair-product company, a longtime sponsor of “Soul Train,” was the first Black-owned company listed on a major American stock exchange.
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The Wig Maker Behind Red Carpet Looks for Sydney Sweeney, Greta Lee and More
Largely by word of mouth, Helena Jhong has built a business creating custom wigs and hair pieces that have appeared on major red carpets.
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Is Scalp Care the New Big Beauty Trend?
Consumers are increasingly fixating on their scalps, turning to head spas, pricey treatments and products to combat thin hair and irritation.
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Guinness Record for World’s Largest Afro Broken by Jessica Martinez
With an Afro that is more than six feet in circumference, Jessica Martinez set a new Guinness record.
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How Tish and Snooky Bellomo, the Manic Panic Sisters, Spend a Day Rocking Out
Tish and Snooky Bellomo are still creating wild hair dye colors for the brand, which took off in the 1980s. But they also make time for harp lessons, Italian dinners and the sauna.
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A ‘Great British Baking Show’ Winner Talks About Her Look
Jasmine Mitchell, the latest winner of “The Great British Baking Show,” doesn’t define herself by her experience with alopecia.