Many people have never had a hard time finding a hairstylist. Indeed, there's a large swath of the population that has never seen a hair appointment as anything other than a blissful experience, with the exception of the occasional bad cut. But for some — predominantly women with highly textured hair, who tend to be Black and brown — the salon experience can feel racially divided and unwelcoming. Historically, hair has been, as with many things, viewed in terms of Black and white: A sleeker texture was thought to be the domain of "white" hair, while kinks and curls — aka highly textured...