afro hair solutions

It’s no secret that afro, curly, and kinky hair needs more care and attention. Over the years, there has been an expansion of products and methods developed to improve the number of good quality resources in the afro hair care industry. Despite this, there are still some afro hair myths that threaten to interfere with healthy afro hair growth. Here are four afro hair myths that we hope to kill with this article.

Are you one of those women who find it challenging to work out regularly because of your afro hair? Fortunately, there are simple ways to create a worry-free hair care routine that is in sync with your workout. So here are our five easy ways to work out with your curls, with needing to worry about sweat ruining it.

Of all of the afro hair problems you can deal with, split ends can be one of the most problematic. With this in mind, you should aim to get rid of split ends altogether with a plan to keep your afro curls from frizzing and breaking off. Here is our guide to help you determine the causes of split ends and also highlight ways that you can prevent them.

The key to knowing how to care for your afro curls and ensuring that it retains moisture is in your hair porosity. In this article, we will go through what hair porosity is and how you can determine yours.

Your scalp contains several follicles from which hair grows. Each strand will grow naturally through sebum produced through these follicles by way of the sebaceous gland. This article will look at four reasons why you shouldn’t ignore your scalp and how you can treat these conditions should they occur.

Breakage might be the reason why your afro hair might feel like it isn’t growing. If the rate at which your natural hair breaks is quicker than the rate at which it grows, it will  be a struggle to grow longer hair. In this article we will discuss six causes of afro hair breakage and the ways that you can prevent or treat these problems.

When individuals complain about their afro hair growth, it shows that they are frustrated that their hair isn't growing longer. Simply put, their hair isn't retaining length as its ends are breaking as quickly as it grows, meaning no visible growth. Here are our top seven tips that gave helped us grow and keep stronger, longer afro hair.

We know that continued exposure to colder temperatures can tamper with your afro hair’s natural moisture making it easier to experience dryness, flakiness and breakage. Here are our four ways to help your afro curls flourish during this time.

Finding a time-saving routine for healthy curls can seem daunting with the amount of advice on products and afro haircare routines out there. This is especially true if you already have other commitments related to work, family and children at the same time. With this in mind, we’ve come up with five easy hacks that you can use to build your kinky hair routine that saves you time when caring for your natural hair.   

You might think that your natural hair will not be dry once you stop using chemicals on it. However, whether your afro hair is naturally kinky, wavy, coily or curly, every curl or coil in your hair hinders the process of oil travelling to your ends. Here are four ways in which you can fix your dry afro hair problems and seal the moisture in your hair.