High porosity? Coloured hair? Or maybe you are protein sensitive? Take our quiz to find the best protein treatment for you hair…

Of all the weird and wonderful natural ingredients you’ve been sampling since you started seriously taking care of your hair, you probably never thought you’d try snail slime…known as baba de caracol.

Can Coronavirus live on braids? Does it matter if your hair extensions are human hair or synthetic can covid-19 survive on braids, wigs or weaves?

It seems like every day a new hair growth oil comes out promising longer, thicker hair overnight. But is it all too good to be true? Do hair growth oils really work?

Is sulfate shampoo good or bad? There’s tons of controversy around sulfates in haircare, but if you don’t know why, here’s the whole truth about sulfate shampoo

Silicon Mix Bambu Treatment vs the shine-amplifying Silicon Mix original: what’s the difference between these two superconditioners? Which’s best for your hair?

Are you co-washing or just co-rinsing? Or neither? Not knowing the difference could mean doing your hair a disservice. Here’s the correct way co-wash…

Step by Step Guide: How to best use Silicon Mix Treatment to create a protective layer over damaged tresses, smoothing uneven cuticle layers along the way.

If the your shampoo pH is too high, it can make your hair frizzy, tangled and rough. The best way to avoid this pH level is to check your shampoos. How can you find out your shampoo’s pH? You test it, like this…

​If you have low porosity natural hair, you’ve probably heard that you need to steam your hair to get your conditioner to penetrate.

Sulfate-free shampoos come with their own set of problems. ​Here’s how to spot the biggest ones and how to choose the best sulfate-free shampoo for your hair.

Confused about whether you can use protein on your low porosity hair or not? ​Here’s the real answer to the protein and low porosity hair dilemma.

Silicon Mix Bambu Treatment vs the shine-amplifying Silicon Mix original: what’s the difference between these two superconditioners? Which’s best for your hair?

Is it safe to wash your hair with dishwashing liquid? Here’s 2 exceptions where it might actually make sense…

The ideal pH for shampoo would be 3.67 – the pH of your hair. Here’s exactly what you need to do if your shampoo pH turns out to be high…

​Drying oils are used by paint manufacturers to make paint dry faster. They’re used in putty and varnishes too​. ​So what are they doing in your hair products?

​If you have low porosity natural hair, you’ve probably heard that you need to steam your hair to get your conditioner to penetrate.

It seems like every day a new hair growth oil comes out promising longer, thicker hair overnight. But is it all too good to be true? Do hair growth oils really work?

If the your shampoo pH is too high, it can make your hair frizzy, tangled and rough. The best way to avoid this pH level is to check your shampoos. How can you find out your shampoo’s pH? You test it, like this…

Are you co-washing or just co-rinsing? Or neither? Not knowing the difference could mean doing your hair a disservice. Here’s the correct way co-wash…