Almost every Black woman or girl has purchased hair extensions for box braids, boho braids, twists, faux locs and other ...

You’ll find glossy packets of hair extensions in most beauty supply stores. They promise a new look for a few dollars, but behind the glitter, scientists have found a cocktail of industrial chemicals ...

A new study finds over 900 different chemicals in hair extensions, including some linked to cancer and reproductive harm. Lack of clear ingredient lists leaves users in the dark. Choosing non-toxic ...

The products’ health effects still need to be studied, but several compounds were found to exceed EU limits for consumer products ...

A new study by Silent Spring Institute shows that hair extensions contain more harmful chemicals than experts previously thought.

Experts say the findings mean more potential risks for Black women, who may also be exposed to harmful chemicals in relaxers and straighteners. A new study found popular hair extension products, ...

But Consumer Reports cautions that this beauty trend, fueled by celebrities who use hair extensions, can turn ugly. That’s today’s On Your Side. “I am my hair, hair, my hair.” Lady Gaga has received a ...

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Do-it-yourself hair extensions are an easy, wallet-friendly way to add length and volume, but it’s important to make sure you pick a set that will minimize the impact on your own hair. To help prevent ...