Hair Loss epidemic

Hair loss in the black community is at an all-time high. It is an issue that affects numerous individuals of African descent and has emerged as a significant concern. This growing problem has garnered attention and sparks a collective effort to understand its complexities. The underlying causes of this phenomenon are diverse and can vary from person to person. It essential to delve deeper into … Continue reading Hair Loss epidemic

The Life Of Callie Terrell

Callie Veazy Terrell was born on November 26, 1918 in Desoto County (Hernando) Mississippi to Archie Veazy. Sr. and Callie Cox Freeman. She was the youngest and last survivor of ten children. Her full name was Callie Lillie Veazy Terrell. For her middle name, she was named for the white woman whose property adjoined the family property in Mississippi. After she grew up and understood … Continue reading The Life Of Callie Terrell

Olaplex hair products caused baldness and scalp injuries, lawsuit alleges – CBS News

Consumers say a popular hair care product damaged their locks and sometimes caused hair loss. — Read on http://www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/olaplex-hair-products-lawuit-balding-blisters/ Continue reading Olaplex hair products caused baldness and scalp injuries, lawsuit alleges – CBS News

COVID-19 FAQs: How to Safely Go to the Salon During the Pandemic

By: Lucy Reed Most nail and hair salons have reopened, albeit with heightened safety awareness. However, you might still be wondering if it’s safe to even return to the salon. Below, Head2Toe Magazine & Ent. answers your questions about visiting the salon during the pandemic.  Q1: Is it safe to go to the salon for a haircut or beauty treatment right now?  A1: As long as you … Continue reading COVID-19 FAQs: How to Safely Go to the Salon During the Pandemic