Olay Principal Scientist and Senior Director Dr. Rolanda Wilkerson (aka Dr. Ro) on why representation in skincare for Black women is key.

In the Black community, the quote “Black people don’t need sunscreen” because of its natural protection, but the truth is, UV ...

Myths that Black people have thicker skin and feel less pain drive inadequate ... and the importance of listening to and taking care of Black women when it comes to their health cannot be denied.

Black women stayed active throughout the month ... supplements that support overall wellness, which includes skin, hair, and ...

We’ve long reported on the dangers of some personal care products ... “These products that are trying to push women to look different, skin lighteners, hair straighteners tend to have the ...

Sunscreen is one of the most important products in your skin care routine. Yet many black women still fail to incorporate SPF into their beauty routine. One of the reasons some women skip sunscree ...

So, whether you’re looking for a luxurious oil to add to your self-care routine or a budget-friendly option for everyday use, we’ve got you covered. Best Body Oils for Black Skin We understand ...

Underlying social and economic barriers in the U.S. may play a significant role in the higher rates of atopic dermatitis.

Follow artists who highlight tattoos on dark skin, like Black Artistry 101 ... most artists will instruct you on how to take the best care of it. For tattoos on medium to deep skin, experts ...