Trending Celebrity African Styles
It’s the year of hair changes, risk taking and bold statements. With so many celebs to inspire us, where does a girl start? African hair is evolving and we’d like to think we’re evolving with it, by keeping up with the latest trends and making sure our hairdos are on...Recent posts
Wedding hairstyles you’ll fall in love with
Whether you’re a guest at a wedding or the bride, your hair is one of the most important and outstanding pieces of the day. Narrowing down our options to the ones that look the best in each category, we have put together a list with what we think are the 5 best...
The most flattering blonde hair colours for every skin tone
Blonde hair is bold, fearless and fun, in the words of Rob Stewart, ‘Blondes Have More Fun’. Blonde hair colour amongst black woman has always represented a big and colourful personality. Not every black woman can pull it off; instead, they stay in their brown or black hair colour lane.
5 Ways to rock Plum hair colour
When Riri, Solange Knowles, Kelly Rowland, and Gabrielle Union have all gone through a plum phase, you know it’s officially a hair colour trend! With spring in full swing, it might be time for you to take a colour plunge, embrace the purple-side of things, and update...
African hairstyles: How to style relaxed hair
Our African hair is so versatile; you can do almost anything with it. There are plenty of African hairstyles to choose to experiment with.
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How Inecto Helped With Winter Hair Care
This is what a blogger and proud INECTO user had to say about hair care. We’d like to say thank you for sharing this with us and we would encourage our consumers to share their hair care and experiences with us.
How To Grow Afro Textured Hair Long and Strong
Did you know that kinky, coily and highly curly hair grows an average of 1.27cm per month? That’s an average of 15 cm a year of growth! So how do you grow kinky, coiled and curly hair long and strong?
Moisturizing Natural Hair
Moisturizing is an absolutely no-miss part of maintaining healthy afro textured hair. The main reason for this is the structure of the hair shaft. Unlike Caucasian hair (see chart below) which is generally straighter, sebum isn’t able to travel from our scalp (where it’s produced) down the individual shaft as easily on its own.
Split Ends
I complained about split ends in my last post so I decided to do a bit of research about what causes them and how I could minimise or possibly eliminate them.
Tips For Healthy Hair
Our hair is a huge part of who we are. We make a statement through how we wear it even if this might not be the intention. Whether we have a standing theme going on or whether we change it with season, there is always more to it than just its length, shape, texture and colour.
Winter Hairstyles
As the bitter cold and dry winter sweeps this part of the world, it’s all about protecting your strands against excessive dryness. Protecting the ends and ensuring your hair stays hydrated, retaining as much moisture as possible, when you choose a hairstyle.