From wearing chopsticks in your hair to speaking in a "blaccent," these are some examples of cultural appropriation you maybe haven't considered before.

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Emma Roberts Removes Chopsticks From Hair At Met Gala After Backlash The internet was pissed at Emma Roberts on May 4, when the 'Scream Queens' actress wore chopsticks in her hair, as she headed ...

TikTokkers say that wearing wrist weights while curling their hair is helping them build upper body strength. We asked a trainer if that could really work.

The way women style their hair goes beyond aesthetics. Today, let's uncover the meaning of wearing a bun or updo in your hair.

My mother always told me that wearing a hair tie around my wrist wasn’t good for me. But why? It’s easy and convenient to keep a tie on my wrist. But after learning about Audree Kopp’s story ...

Brilliant minds around the world are finding new ways to reuse and repurpose your chopsticks, your flip-flops, your hair, and even your body.

Audree Kopp learned the hard way that wearing a hairband so frequently may not be as safe as you'd think.