When it comes to getting faux anything, you want it to look as real as possible. The same goes for your faux locs—they should appear to be growing out of your head and to have taken years of grooming ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Do a Google image search for “dreadlocks” and the entire first row of images is of white people—mostly women, the one exception being an image of ...

The jury’s still out on whether or not I’ll ever get real locs, but one of the biggest misconceptions about the hairstyle is that you can only wear it two ways: down your back or up in a ponytail.

Not Every Party is a Rave: Here’s the Difference Not every wild night out is a rave. Here’s what separates raves, concerts, and festivals, and why the difference matters. Womens health ...

We were preparing ourselves for a style switch-up when Tanya took to Instagram on April 27 to share that she was getting ready for a change during self-quarantine. "I’m going to take out my goddess ...

I’ve never quite been the protective hairstyle believer, and have only had my hair braided twice before. But this year, I decided to give faux locs a try, and I quite liked the experience. Faux locs ...

On March 12, Lauren shared a gorgeous selfie showing off her new hairdo. The ATL mom, who was just rocking black thick curls last week, is now sporting beautiful long goddess locs. Lauren's new ...