For a Black woman, laying your edges is like putting icing on a cake – the finishing touch to your ‘do and a way to show off ...

For many Black women, laying edges is not just a beauty routine; it’s an art form. However, hair loss around the edges due to ...

In a study of about 400 females using the Women’s Rogaine 5% foam formulation, the results revealed that 80% of participants had more hair (based on an increase in hair count) after six months ...

Dermatologists often prescribe topical minoxidil (Rogaine), which is approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to help both women and men grow hair on their scalp. It’s also used ...

both of which have undergone research studies and have shown promising results to help combat hair loss in women. Minoxidil, also known as Rogaine, works by helping to improve blood flow to hair ...

Some Black women have fully embraced minoxidil as a ... users should have patience with the process and stay with their Rogaine regimen for at least six to nine months before giving up.