If there's something we learned from this year's Oscars, it's that the middle-part isn't going anywhere anytime soon. While the look isn't new, a contentious TikTok debate over which hair part reigns ...

The debate continues. Does hair look better with a middle-part or a side-part? While Gen Z would say that anyone who wears their hair in any style besides a middle-part is painfully uncool, older ...

A Black woman engineer is receiving praise on TikTok for sharing the development process behind her new filter that helps users create perfect middle parts. On May 23, TikTok user @Krysanthum shared a ...

Lately, a particular hairstyle has been quietly dominating the beauty scene thanks to its subtle yet striking nature. Celebrities like Zendaya, Selena Gomez and Bella Hadid alike have all embraced it, ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Maybe you've heard: According to Gen Z, the middle part is in, and the side part is out. In the last few ...

The way you part your hair might seem like a small detail, but it can completely transform your entire look. While TikTok has sparked a resurgence of the middle part among Gen Z, and millennials are ...

It brings me no pleasure to type these words, but center parts are tearing the internet apart. That's right. The timeless middle hair part is at the center of a recently sparked generational feud of ...

Very few topics are as divisive as the latest middle part vs. side part debate. If you're on TikTok or Instagram, you may have noticed that people have very strong feelings. In fact, it's turned into ...

Tensions are mounting on the interwebs these days, with the latest controversy springing from the Gen-Z social commentary hotbed otherwise known as TikTok. The drama: Gen-Z has officially called out ...

The side part is back! Celebrity stylist Sarah Potempa explains how to get voluminous, ’90s-inspired blowouts and soft, bouncy waves at home, no middle part in sight. This volumizer's futuristic foam ...

Maybe you've heard: According to Gen Z, the middle part is in, and the side part is out. In the last few years, social media has been flooded with posts claiming that the side part immediately dates ...