According to Tatum Neill, hairstylist, social director at Aveda, and creative director at Elevate Hair, “disheveled pixies” are going to be everywhere this spring and throughout the summer. “Pixies of all types are going to be huge,” he tells Bustle. “It’s time to really go for a change.” His advice? Try a fun color.

Many black Americans are embracing the natural curls and coils in their hair. But there’s been a backlash against black hairstyles in classrooms and companies across America.

Toddlers and teens have been kicked out of school because of their hair, while many adults face losing their jobs. We get to the root of why this kind of discrimination is so common – and legal – in the US and find out what it will take to stop it.

The cosmetology industry is becoming more inclusive, especially in Louisiana where stylists will be required to know how to style textured hair. Aisha Mills spoke with Edwin Neill, Chairman of the Louisiana Board of Cosmetology, about the importance of this move.