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📰 A Veteran Hairstylist and Scalp Expert on the 'Right' Way to Wash Your Hair {% if EntryImageUrl and EntryImageUrl != "" %} {% endif %} ✨ Fashion Insights & Trends: Welcome to "Hair Me Out," where we pull up a chair with the industry's top hairstylists, scalp experts and hair-care authorities to talk shop, myths and everything in between — including their hottest takes, most controversial opinions and the hard truths the industry doesn't say out loud enough. For more than four decades, Philip Berkovitz has been helping shape the way people think about hair care . The hairstylist founded his eponymous luxury brand in 1991, building a loyal following for its botanical-powered formulas and scalp-first philosophy long before scalp care became one of the industry's buzziest trends . Today, Philip B. is sold around the world, with bestsellers including its Rejuvenating Oil , Peppermint Avocado Shampoo and Weightless Conditioning Wate...

📰 Kayra Theodore's 'Untied' Hair Show Sought to Reclaim Her Haitian Heritage {% if EntryImageUrl and EntryImageUrl != "" %} {% endif %} ✨ Fashion Insights & Trends: When model and hair artist Kayra Theodore walked into her sixth-grade class with bows in her hair, she became the victim of bullying. "I was the only Black kid in the class and all the kids made fun of my hair," she told Fashionista. "They'd say, 'You look like a child,' and 'You look like a dinosaur.' That made me reject my Haitian culture, because [bows] are very prevalent in Haiti. Bows in Haiti represent neatness, order and rules." Kayra Theodore. (Photo: Alizayuh Vigil) So it was only fitting that, for her first hair show, the creative showcased her journey of accepting her hair and embracing her culture. Held at a spacious venu...

📰 E.l.f. x Bubble Is the Beauty Collab Consumers Literally Asked For {% if EntryImageUrl and EntryImageUrl != "" %} {% endif %} ✨ Fashion Insights & Trends: Bubble Skincare or E.l.f Cosmetics? Hydration-focused serum or glow-giving blush? Now there's no need to choose: On Monday, the two buzzy beauty brands announced a limited-edition collaboration that brings together fan favorites from each of their existing product lines, spurred by consumer demand. Inspired by hacks that consumers and content creators demonstrated on social media — mixing E.l.f. bronzer into a Bubble moisturizer for a lightweight texture and extra hit of moisture, for example — the collection "celebrates the power of the fans in leading the way to fuel discovery and experimentation on the journey of self-expression," as described in a press release. "It started with one question: How do we make this right for our community? We didn’t want to create a collaboration that...