Investigations reveal carcinogens and lead in popular synthetic hair extensions, raising health concerns for consumers seeking protective styling options.

A Consumer Reports study identified lead, benzene, and other toxic substances in braiding hair from major brands.

Human hair offers a natural look and flexibility while synthetic hair is budget-friendly and low maintenance Read on to learn their pros and cons to find the best fit for your style and needs

Braided hairstyles remain a popular choice for Black people, offering a versatile and low-maintenance way to protect natural hair. However, a new Consumer Reports investigation has raised concerns about the

Tested synthetic braiding hair brands such as Sensationnel, Sassy Collection and Magic Fingers all contained multiple carcinogens.

Some popular synthetic hair products used for braids, twists and extensions may contain cancer-causing chemicals and high levels of lead, according to a new investigation by Consumer Reports.

A new Consumer Reports investigation is raising concerns about synthetic braiding hair—something used by countless people, especially Black people, including children.

Research exposes harmful chemicals in synthetic hair used for braids and extensions, creating health concerns for those wearing protective styles for long time.

A new report revealed that ingredients in synthetic braiding hair may be toxic. Black women typically use synthetic hair to protect their hair from breakage. “Taking care of your hair and putting something in your hair has always been a part of our culture.