Hair repair is a lot like fixing a house,” says Tina Mui, trichologist, hairstylist, and founder of AWARE Hair. “Sometimes ...

Attorney General Kristin Mayes filed the case in state court Thursday, making Arizona the first state to pursue legal action over alleged cancer risks tied to hair relaxers. The state is seeking ...

Arizona sued L'Oreal, saying the company violated laws by marketing hair relaxer products without disclosing alleged cancer risks, joining many user lawsuits.

"That is unacceptable, and we will hold them accountable for it." ...

It transformed my dull, frizzy hair in minutes. Sophie is a writer for InStyle, where she reports on noteworthy beauty products—including skin care, hair care, and makeup—and, occasionally, covers ...

The suit accuses the companies of selling chemical hair relaxers for years without warning customers the products were linked ...

Democratic attorney general seeks damages and penalties in legal action that echoes thousands of similar suits Arizona has sued L’Oréal that the French cosmetics company hid evidence that its hair ...

Sept 11 (Reuters) - Arizona has sued L'Oreal SA and its U.S. subsidiary, alleging the cosmetics company hid evidence that its hair relaxer products could cause cancer ‌in women, as it faces thousands ...

Today, chemical hair relaxers are a $718 million industry, making up roughly a quarter of the $2.5 billion in hair products marketed to Black consumers.

A new lawsuit filed Friday has accused L’Oréal USA, the stateside subsidiary of the largest beauty manufacturer in the world, of alleged consumer fraud. Kris Mayes, attorney general for the state of ...

On Friday, Sept. 11, Arizona’s attorney general announced that her office had filed a lawsuit against SoftSheen-Carson and its parent company, L’Oréal USA, alleging consumer fraud over its sale of ...