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Braids can also show your cultural identity. Hair braiding has deep roots in West Africa, where styles once reflected a person’s tribe, social status, or marital status.

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AP Harmful substances were discovered in 10 synthetic hair products, often used by Black women to create braids and other hairstyles, according to a recently released Consumer Reports study.

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