STORY: Thousands of Black women allege hair relaxers gave them uterine cancer. And they're taking cosmetic heavyweights to court in the U.S.. Sheila Bush is among them. The 69-year-old has relaxed her ...

Last October, the National Cancer Institute released a study that showed women who frequently used chemical hair relaxers may have a higher risk of developing uterine cancer than women who do not use ...

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There’s a whole host of oils that claim to bolster hair health—take rosemary oil, castor oil, and coconut oil for hair as examples. But what about olive oil for hair? Not only are there many products ...

For centuries, Mediterranean cultures have been reaping the benefits of olive oil. It’s super prominent in many foods and cultural dishes within the region, and people also use it for personal care ...

Hailed for centuries as “liquid gold,” olive oil probably makes you think of the Mediterranean diet, a dip for bread, or something you drizzle on vegetables. Cooking isn’t the only thing you can use ...

In the wake of thousands of complaints being levied against manufacturers of allegedly harmful hair relaxer chemicals over a period of years, the Motley Rice law firm is leading the charge in pursuing ...

Then-and-now photo comparisons revealed a trend among the Black women from the pictures opting for natural hairstyles now. Then-and-now photo comparisons revealed a trend among the Black women from ...

Actress Julia Roberts does it, and so does model Miranda Kerr. But, should you put olive oil in your hair? The common cooking staple is chock full of healthy fat and antioxidants, as well as vitamins ...

First, the OMG-you-have-to-try-it DIY was apple cider vinegar for your hair, and now, it's olive oil for your hair. I'm beginning to think that all the secrets to soft, healthy hair are hiding in my ...

Morgan Young (WFAA), Mark Smith To stream WFAA on your phone, you need the WFAA app. Last October, the National Cancer Institute released a study that showed women who frequently used chemical hair ...