As life can often get busy with family, work commitments, and friends, it can take a lot of work to stay on top of your afro haircare routine or develop new...

In your search to find the best products for your hair, you might have heard of curling creams and curling mousses. So, what is the difference between the two, and...

Even though it is the end of the year, it is essential to continue caring for your curls during the winter. This is so your natural curls remain healthy and...

If a braided protective style is not installed correctly and cared for appropriately, this type of style can cause more damage to your curls which can prevent growth. When considering the...

Most of us with natural hair goals crave fuller, more defined, and voluminous curls. Unfortunately, getting volume for your afro hair is not always possible, especially if it is experiencing...

The spiral shape of curls makes it difficult for any moisture or oils to be evenly distributed among your afro hair. Therefore, kinky hair is typically dry, meaning it needs...

As the season changes from autumn to winter, it is natural for your afro hair to become drier, experience more frizz, and be more prone to breakage. Thankfully there are...

Various factors can damage your natural curl pattern, such as too much heat, chemical treatments, a diet that lacks protein, hormonal changes, or a colouring service that has not been...

A protective style can give your afro hair a much-needed break from environmental stressors, tugging, pulling, and heat styling. Protective hairstyles can reduce shedding, tangling, and breakage. But for your curls...

Thankfully a silk press is an upgraded version of this technique, as it allows you to smooth and stretch your afro hair with less heat and pain. Additionally, unlike a relaxer, keratin...

The colder months can be highly damaging for the ends of your afro hair as the level of dryness increases during this time. The reduced moisture in the air then...

Travelling to a new country can cause those who like to rock their natural hair some anxiety. This is because you know that your afro curls need the right products...