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Dive into the heart of African American hair culture in our latest blog post. Explore the profound connections between hair, identity, and heritage, from the historical significance of hairstyles within African civilizations to the modern expressions of self through hair. Learn about the impact of hair loss on self-esteem and cultural identity, and discover the holistic approach to hair care that honors our roots. Join us in a journey beyond hair regrowth, embracing the deep emotional and cultural ties that link us to our hairstyles. Share your story, engage with our community, and celebrate the beauty, resilience, and diversity of African American hair.

As we step into their 40s and beyond, the relationship with our hair often changes. It becomes more than just a style; it's a part of identity and cultural pride. However, maintaining healthy hair can become challenging due to genetics, hormonal changes, and the wear and tear from certain hairstyles and treatments.

This guide is your strategy for nurturing your hair back to health. Learn the importance of gentle handling, keeping your hair hydrated and maintaining a healthy scalp. Discover growth-enhancing practices like regular trims, protective styling, and a balanced diet. We also stress the significance of seeking professional advice for personalized care.

The journey to revitalizing your hair is a marathon, not a sprint. It requires patience, consistency, and a commitment to the natural beauty of your hair. Join us in this journey and remember, your hair's health is a reflection of your overall well-being. Let’s nurture it together, celebrate our heritage, and carry our crowns with pride!

Hey there! Tired of those 'instant hair miracle' products that never seem to work? Let's chat about the real deal behind those promises. In our latest post, we're spilling the beans on why quick fixes just don’t cut it and what really works for getting those lush locks. We’re diving deep into hair growth science, busting some myths, and sharing tips on how to truly pamper your hair. So, if you’re ready for a change and want the lowdown on getting healthy, happy hair, join us! Say hello to your best hair days ahead.

Dive into the world of organic hair care with us and discover how switching to natural, nourishing products can transform not just your hair but your overall well-being. Say goodbye to harsh chemicals and heat treatments, and hello to healthy, vibrant locks with our specially formulated solutions.

Did you know that proper blood flow to the hair roots is one of the most underrated remedies for hair growth? If the blood, oxygen and nutrient supply to your hair follicle is cut of, it will die. Read on to find out to find out how this method can prevent hair loss and baldness.

The History of Aloe Vera Aloe Vera has been used for medicinal purposes in several cultures for millennia: Greece, Egypt, India, Mexico, Japan and...

Come behind the scenes with me as I show you how we make our #1 selling hair growth treatment...the BALM!

Carefully infused with natural ingredients that help promote & maintain healthy hair + growth, the BALM is your foundation to healthy hair growth. 

Whether you’re transitioning from relaxed to natural, trying to regrow your edges or you’re confused about where to start chances are you don’t have a regimen in place. When it comes to healthy hair & growth, you definitely need one.

As women of color, we’re fed a very specific idea of what it means to have beautiful hair. Especially in professional & academic setting...

Let’s quickly discuss an issue I know many women are facing in regards to regrowing their hair.

The frustration of trying a lot of different products and nothing is working. 

Have you experienced this too?

Having an understanding of what’s in the products is the greatest thing you can do for your hair. So let’s look at a few tips you can try before the next time you ADD TO CART.

Give your edges a second chance!

Hair loss from tight braids, dry hair, improper install of wigs or frontals and lack of education is extremely common. 
But there's hope!