Diverse representation is an expectation, but as individuals no longer allow themselves to be defined in singular terms, there's mounting pressure on brands to understand and sensitively reflect how the intersections between race, gender, class, and ability impact people's everyday lives.

As more men begin to experience hair loss earlier on in life, they are looking for solutions to help keep baldness at bay. Keeps is giving them just that through a subscription box, which saves them the time and embarrassment of going to get hair loss drugs themselves.

The natural hair movement has seen many black women cast off their wigs, weaves and relaxers, yet the media’s focus on women with longer, looser curls has been obvious. Now, women are proudly opting for shorter, natural styles. How will this impact the black beauty industry?

Male pattern baldness can be a source of anguish for those that it affects, impacting their confidence and self-perception. Quiff & Co offers a non-surgical solution in the form of bespoke wigs made from human hair, aiming to reach a younger demographic than the traditional toupee wearer.

Despite the growing influence of social media, which often presents narrow beauty ideals, Gen Yers are feeling empowered to challenge gender norms. Girlswillbeboys is a collective that’s encouraging young women to feel confident and beautiful without a full head of hair.