If you’d ask me how I feel about my hair, I’d tell you I love it and this isn’t a lie. I do, especially as I was fortunate to be raised by a Black woman ... to go for the chop, she tells ...

For me, a black woman, hair is a defining feature, but deciding to cut it off was exactly what I needed to show me I could let go of anything. My big chop was one of the most impulsive ...

In the days, weeks, and months that followed my big chop, I felt a surge of emotions— some good, some not so good— keep reading to learn what I experienced after letting go of years of hair.

And in her new freedom, Eaddy eventually found a career in taking the trauma out of the big chop by helping Black women with healthy hair growth. In her professional journey to becoming a ...

But what began as a quest to find the right products for her hair soon became a mission to create something better for Black women everywhere ... At age 30, she underwent the Big Chop.

I started treatment for it, but it took awhile for me to change my mindset about my hair. Finally, I unlearned some of what society says about Black hair ... Finally, I did a big chop and decided ...

It’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time when African-American women should ponder ... Michelle Obama — will headline ZuriWorks’ Big Chop to Stop Cancer in Washington, D.C. on October ...