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by Othniel Matashi

How can I tell the difference between vegan and cruelty free beauty products?

What does Cruelty-Free mean? Cruelty-free is a catch-all term for products which have not been tested on animals. There are several standards and associated logos out there which signal that a product is cruelty-free....

by Othniel Matashi

How can I tell the difference between vegan and cruelty free beauty products?

What does Cruelty-Free mean? Cruelty-free is a catch-all term for products which have not been tested on animals. There are several standards and associated logos out there which signal that a product is cruelty-free....
by Rachael Corson

14 Top Tips For Men’s Afro Hair Care

Need advice on how to care for your afro hair? We’ve got 14 top tips to share with you. Check them out by reading our blog. It’s not just about finding the right product. Maintaining strong and healthy hair (that looks good) has more to do with proper technique and...
by Nadia Idle

7 Disney Hairstyles For Natural Hair That We Can't Get Enough Of!

Believe it or not, Halloween is not far! So ahead of all the festivities and rush for costumes and make-up, we thought we'd pull together some of the best Disney-inspired hairstyles for natural hair. So whether you're looking for Halloween inspiration or just want to dress up as a fairy tale princess...
by Afrocenchix Team

Trimming Split Ends

If (like us) you wish split ends never existed, welcome, friend. We've got the perfect methods you need to help those splits disappear. From The Classic Cut, The Grazer, The Duster to the Twist and Snip, read on to find out how to trim those darned ends! 
by Selorm Mensah

Why We Love Aloe Vera!

With over 500 species, Aloe Vera has become a powerful staple in many industries. From health to cosmetics, we all can find a use for aloe in our locks! Anti-Dandruff We all know how frustrating dandruff can be. Aloe Vera can work wonders on scalps in reducing unwanted flakes.
by Afrocenchix Team

Benefits Of Coconut Oil For Hair

Over the years, coconut oil has taken the mainstream hair care industry by storm as a natural super ingredient for afro hair, with many of the curl community already on board the coconut train. But why is coconut oil so popular, and how can you use it? Find out below!
by Afrocenchix Team

A short history of braiding

Braiding traditions are like fairy tales, you can’t quite pin-down where they came from. While some specific styles are traceable to particular cultural groups, braiding has been practised by people around the globe for thousands of years. One thing is for sure: braiding as a custom is pretty universal.
by Afrocenchix Team

Benefits Of Almond Oil

Almond oil, also known as Prunus Amygdalus is native to Iran and other surrounding countries...The seeds are pressed while extracting almond oil, revealing the glorious liquid we love so much. But what are the real benefits of almond oil for our curls? Find out below!
by Afrocenchix Team

Biology Of The Kink! What Makes Curly Hair Curl?

Many curly haired people have their fair share of Why Why Why??? hair days. But have you ever asked yourself the big why? Why does my hair actually curl? Whether your hair is wavy, curly, coily or kinky, read on for some epic hair facts about why your hair is the shape it is....
by Jeanette Nkwate

The Ultimate Guide To Swimming With Natural Hair

Swimming and natural hair – let’s be honest, it can play havoc with your locks. Chlorine and saltwater can be extremely drying to afro hair, which can lead to a multitude of issues such as damaged hair and breakage. This is why it’s so important to make sure you're using...
by Libby MacWhyte

Does All Hair Matter?

We recently received a Trustpilot review that sparked much conversation in our team.
by Jeanette Nkwate

A Quick Ting With Zainab Kwaw-Swanzy

Afrocenchix catches up with Zainab Kwaw-Swanzy, the wonderful author of A Quick Ting On The Black Girl Afro.
by Rachael Corson

Toxic Ingredients In Black Hair Products: 2022 Update

Haircare shouldn’t cost us our health. Yet for Black and mixed heritage women, mainstream shampoos and conditioners come with a huge risk.