Mattel has brought back one of its most iconic dolls: Barbie Totally Hair. Since initially debuting 30 years ago, the toymaker has released an updated version of the '90s doll.

Kayla McKeon loved playing with Barbie dolls growing up in the ’90s. She brushed their hair and dressed them up. Together, they went on walks, hosted dinner parties and cruised around in toy ...

Female dolls have historically featured slender figures with long, straight blond or brunette hair — and shockingly perky bosoms, especially for the 1950s, when they first hit the market.

It’s a piece of history officially back in stock (admit it, you probably had a Totally Hair Barbie doll too!). “Debuting in 1992, Barbie Totally Hair is the brand’s best-selling doll of all ...

Barbie's hair was either blonde or brunette and styled in a fashionable below-the-shoulder ponytail with curled ends and ...

The first Barbie doll ever appeared on March 9, 1959, at a toy fair in New York City. She was 11 inches tall, had blonde hair tied in a ponytail, and wore a bathing suit in black and white stripes.

She was available in two versions: one with blonde hair and one with brunette, ... In 2021, over 86 million Barbie dolls were sold, that's around 164 Barbies sold every minute.

When I was younger, many of Barbie's collections were exclusionary to Black people, with most of these dolls being white with either blond or brunette hair.

He was available in two styles — blond or brunette hair, made of hard plastic — and came dressed in very short red swim trunks. He cost $3.50 and shared a name with the son of Barbie’s ...

And depending on your natural hair color, it may require several hours in the salon chair. If you have a deep brunette base, for example, you might need a few visits to lift it to Barbie-level blonde.

The first Barbie doll ever appeared on March 9, 1959, at a toy fair in New York City. She was 11 inches tall, had blonde hair tied in a ponytail, and wore a bathing suit in black and white stripes.

Barbie’s first Latina friend was Teresa Rivera, who debuted in 1988. “I wanted my name to be changed to Teresa because of the brunette Barbie doll,” Romero wrote.