From the power bob to retro waves, stars like Zendaya, Natalie Portman, and more have taken to the versatile cut ...

If you’re part of the curly-haired community, you may have heard of this thing called the “curl pattern chart” floating around online or from your fellow curly-haired friends. This curl typing system ...

Identifying your curl pattern helps build a foundation for better care and styling. The best way to determine your true curl type is when hair is wet or damp, not stretched or blown out. Types 1–4 ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." While I’ve spent much of my life straightening my naturally curly hair for ease, I do let my strands run ...

Odessa, who you might also recognise from Rachel Sennott’s buzzy comedy I Love LA, confirmed to Deadline that, while she does ...

What are the best curly hair products? One simple Google search and you'll quickly be bombarded with a sea of product possibilities — and it makes sense. There are many different kinds of curls out ...

Women's Health may earn commission from the links on this page, but we only feature products we believe in. Why Trust Us? Curls aren’t a one-type-fits-all. In reality, they are intricate and can't fit ...

The journey to understanding curly hair care often begins with frustration. Many curl enthusiasts spend years cycling through products and tools before discovering that the humble hairbrush—often ...

When it comes to one of the most valuable players of hair looks, shorter styles have had a long championship run: From classic collarbone lengths to bixie cuts and fresher takes, like the popular ...

We spoke to trichologist Dr. Kari Williams about how to take care of curly and coily hair types. Along with curl pattern, you'll want to consider porosity and texture when choosing hair products.

Key Takeaways Hot tools can damage hair structure, making it harder for curls to bounce back after styling.Methods for addressing heat damage have evolved, shifting away from reactive, protein-heavy ...

While states like Louisiana, New York and Connecticut require training students in cutting and styling textured hair, Hawai‘i lags behind. HPR's Cassie Ordonio has more.