And, in 1957, one Chicago barber took that adage to heart. When Fred B. Luster was unable to find the necessary hair products ...

When Fred B. Luster was unable to find the necessary hair products to service his African American clients, a light bulb went off, and he decided he would make his own. Fred Luster Sr. began ...

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particularly to African nations, to trade hair oil, Ayurvedic products, and other goods. However, a recent political shift in Gabon has created difficulties for them this year, he told ANI.