The 10 Best Protein Treatments For Natural Hair

Below, some of the most effective protein treatments money can buy, as recommended by hair experts and reviewers alike. 

The 5 tips for black skin care

Everyone’s skin is different and can benefit from a tailored care routine. Black skin contains more melanin than lighter skin. Melanin-producing cells may be more susceptible to the effects of inflammation and injury, which may be more noticeable in dark skin than in light skin.

Tips To Keep Hair Black And Healthy

Use practical management tips to make your hair look healthy, bouncy, and shiny.

Sun Protection Tips for Those with Black and Brown Skin

BMC dermatologist Lisa Shen says just because you have more melanin doesn’t mean you don’t need sunscreen

4 TIPS FOR SETTING A SKIN CARE ROUTINE

Darker skin can look dull when stripped of moisture, so it’s key to balance the skin, sweeping impurities and more

11 Tips & Tricks on how Take Care of Curly Hair

If there is a thin line between untamable curly hair and good curly hair days, it is a good air care routine. The right products, right care and right hairstyles can up your curly hair care game. Read on to find out how you should be dealing with it.

5 steps to mental wellbeing

Evidence suggests there are 5 steps you can take to improve your mental health and wellbeing. Trying these things could help you feel more positive and able to get the most out of life.

4 ways to support Black mental health amid images of racial violence

“Sometimes you are visualizing you,” said Paul Bashea Williams, lead clinician and owner of Hearts in Mind Counseling in Maryland’s Prince George and Montgomery counties. Ninety percent of his clients identify as Black.

11 Black People Share Big and Small Ways They’re Caring for Themselves

Whether you’re looking for validation or inspiration, I hope you find what you need in this list of the ways 11 Black people are putting their well-being first.

13 Black Women In Wellness Share What Wellness & Self-Care Means To Them

With the help of social media, more black women are taking their healing into their own hands and creating safe spaces dedicated to wellness.