Black women have long been at the forefront of setting beauty trends and redefining beauty standards. Despite often being excluded from mainstream beauty narratives, Black women have spent and ...

Remember when we all thought we needed to look like we'd been run through seventeen Instagram filters just to grab coffee? Yeah, those days are finally getting the boot. Women everywhere are ...

"I’m sorry I believed them at the time, I’m so glad it was always a lie," she said of the past comments on her looks Minnie Driver slammed the beauty standards placed on women in a Monday, Oct. 6, ...

In the high-stakes arena of corporate America, millennial Black women are waging a silent war — not for corner offices or stock options, but for the right to be themselves. A groundbreaking study has ...

Evidence shows that beauty standards can affect individual mental health. Social media, television, and film can all portray unrealistic beauty standards and create pressure for people to look a ...

A new study shows how millennial women dress in intracultural beauty standards outside of work and Eurocentric standards when at work. A new study is digging into the beauty standards of millennial ...

Following the 2022 publication of the NIH's 10-year epidemiological study that found an association between hair straightening products and uterine cancer, thousands of Black women filed lawsuits ...

Over the years, women have done some pretty painful things to look like the prevailing beauty standard of that time. Beauty standards change every century and decade. Who is referred to as the most ...

Recent research has uncovered concerning evidence about beauty products marketed to Black women. These products contain toxic chemicals called parabens that may contribute to an increased risk of ...

Chemicals that release the ‘highly toxic’ preservative formaldehyde were found in more than half the beauty products used by Black and Latina women in a new study Cara Lynn Shultz is a writer-reporter ...

The actress shared an old clipping of a newspaper that claimed she went from "flabby frump" to a "British beauty" after her career took off Driver encouraged her followers not to believe in the "lie" ...