In 2003, Olowo-n'djo Tchala founded Alaffia which offered hair-, skin-, and body-care products using one staple ingredient: shea butter. As a former content creator, she loved educating others on how to care for their natural hair. If were not saving Gabrielle Unions incredible fashion moments on Instagram, were double-tapping photos of her hair journey. Our picks: Honey Fresh Clarifying Shampoo ($10); Ultra Chill Energizing & Cooling Scalp Treatment Serum ($12); Never Salty Sugar-Based Hair & Scalp Scrub ($14), A post shared by Oyin Handmade (@oyinhandmade) on May 26, 2020 at 5:52am PDT. Allure may earn a portion of sales from products that are purchased through our site as part of our Affiliate Partnerships with Digital staff editor Jihan Forbes is a huge fan of the lightweight Scalp Bliss Organic Serum, which is formulated with aloe leaf juice, witch hazel, manuka honey, and peppermint oil. These brands have everything you need, no matter your texture or type. All products featured on Allure are independently selected by our editors. Our picks: Coconut Shea Leave-In Conditioner ($8); Coconut Shea Cleansing Cowash ($8); Jojoba Monoi Deep Conditioner ($9), A post shared by Camille Rose (@camillerosenaturals) on Jun 20, 2020 at 5:37pm PDT. The. Aside from being a go-to for anyone dealing with hair loss and shedding, the proceeds from product sales go to Cindys program "Diva Project," an organization to support victims of domestic violence. Youll find six different collections to target different hair issues like breakage, dryness or itchiness for as low as $5. The hair is just that good. (@melaninhaircare) on Jun 17, 2020 at 1:41pm PDT. User Agreement and Privacy Policy and Cookie Statement and "The pointed nozzle makes application super easy. Not only does it smell divine, but it gives you a cooling sensation for hours," she previously shared. In 2016, Monique Little started her company to offer a quick styling option for those with little time to do their hair. Whether you have natural, color-treated or transitioning hair, ETAE has a product (or two) for your needs. Unlike traditional kanekalon hair, which is made out of plastic, its Braid Better hair is made using banana fibers. In 2013, Jessica Dupart started Kaleidoscope to help people with hair loss and scalp conditions. The brand gets the stamp of approval from Allure editor-in-chief Jessica Cruel, who loves using them when she doesn't want to bother with styling her hair. Well, CEO Tracey Pickett found the solution to our number one woe. Plus, the packaging stands out in the beauty aisle and we can't get enough of the names like "Big Poppa," "Mousse Def" and "Sucka Free." Glow by Daye offers some of the cutest designs for bonnets, like its Lavender Thai Satin Bonnet. Our picks: Carmel Deep Conditioning Treatment ($20); Carmelux Deep Treatment Shampoo ($20); Hair Food Thickening and Growth Drops ($36), A post shared by Natural Curl Hair Products (@earthtonesnaturals). The range of products is small with a cleanser, moisturizers, a scalp oil, and a few hair accessories. All rights reserved. The brand expanded to include three collections that each focus on a hero ingredient avocado, Jamaican black castor oil, or flaxseed gel that will target your hair needs, whether it's adding moisture or styling your edges. The hair clamp, which comes in five sizes, can be used to secure an Afro puff, a low ponytail, or braids, twists, and locs, too.
Curls's most popular collectionBlueberry Blisshas a distinct blueberry scent no one can seem to get enough of and worth splurging on.
Our picks: Come Clean Shampoo ($10); Knot Today Leave In Detangler ($13); Curling Custard Gel ($18), A post shared by Bread Beauty Supply (@breadbeautysupply). The vegan brand uses organic, plant-based and African botanical ingredients in every product to keep hair tangle-free, soft and moisturized (especially for dry, coarse or coily hair). Outside of the kits, you can scoop up one (or a few of) the oil-based serums they offer. Our picks: Lavish Leave-In Conditioner ($18); Quenched Hydrating & Twisting Butter ($19); Indulge Deep Conditioner ($20), A post shared by Alodia (@alodiahaircare). (@curluxenaturals).
Coining themselves the "mixed chicks," their mission is to have a line for all curly textures regardless if you're strictly a 2A or an in-between 3C and 4A. Our picks: Buttercream Curl Souffle ($18); Dew Luxe Moisture Mist ($18); Hair Balm ($18), A post shared by Flawless By Gabrielle Union (@flawlessbygu). The brand sources ingredients, such as aloe vera, milk, and marshmallow root, for its products that cleanse, condition, and strengthen curls. CEO Gwen Jimmere turned her homemade hair products into a collection that can be found in our go-to beauty stores for all curly types. The Too Easy Collection (consisting of a shampoo, conditioner, leave-in and styling cream) helps detangle, moisturize and defrizz hair. Since then, the hair-care brand has expanded from solely selling glass bottles of the oil to offering a range of products, including stylers, cleansers, and treatments, that contain the ingredient. Fast forward to 2022, and there are a ton of Black-owned businesses that cater to curls, coils, protective styles and everything in between. The Loc'd In Leave-In Conditioner moisturizes hair with the help of black cumin oil, aloe vera, and shea and mango butters. Our picks: Moisture Rich Sulfate-Free Shampoo ($15); Butter Cream Daily Moisturizer ($15); Honey Miracle Hair Mask Deep Conditioner ($18), A post shared by Taliah Waajid Natural Hair (@taliahwaajidbrand) on May 20, 2020 at 12:05pm PDT. Founded by Felis Butler in 2004, the brand has products to wash, style, and condition even the driest hair, like the best-selling Amla & Olive Heavy Cream. You can buy hair as short as 12 inches or as long as 24 inches. Its GTC Texture Styling Mousse is a two-time Best of Beauty-winning product that defines and hydrates curls and coils. The wide-reaching products are versatile for any style you choose to rockfrom curls to braids to weavesand will maintain the overall health of your hair. Our picks: Curl Hydrating Oil ($11); Curl Enhancing Leave-in Conditioner ($13); Curl Activating Leave-In Conditioner ($13), A post shared by curLUXE Naturals?
A combo of vitamins and proteins can be found in each of their products to condition, nourish and restore your hair. The brand sources this ingredient through cooperatives in the West African country of Togo. All products feature botanical ingredients to remove sweat, balance moisture and reduce itchiness, so go schedule that spin class. The brand's most recent collections feature subdued prints, like the black-and-white spotted Black Pop headwrap, and solid-color options. Eden Bodyworks, started by Jasmine Lawrence in 2004, has several collections formulated to address different hair issues and needs, like the Lavender Aloe range made to strengthen the hair. Who would've thought a bad haircut could lead to a natural hair care line? She needed something to keep her coils out of her face and found many of the options on the market to be insufficient. Her collection caters to all hair textures and types with moisturizing formulas that include castor oil, shea butter and honey. With that in mind, she looked to create something different and launched the hair accessories brand in 2016. Since then, she's expanded the brand's offerings to a full range of natural hair products that will take you through all the steps in your wash day routine. Our picks: Lite Rain Hat ($35); Rain Hat ($40); Bucket Hat ($40), RELATED: 10 Black-Owned Fragrance Companies You Need in Your Collection. Oyin also has body-care options, including a natural deodorant. Ad Choices. Every collection includes ingredients that come straight from West Africa like shea butter and argan oil.
(@hairbrella). From the visor shielding your face away from the rain or the waterproof exterior to keep your hair dry, this hair accessory is a must-have.
Any natural will tell you hair accessories that work for kinks and curls are necessary, too. 
Founder Shelley Davis took her knowledge of herbs and plant-based ingredients to create products for all natural hair types. She soon developed products filled with chemical-free ingredients to strengthen, soften and hydrated her hair. 
Sisters and founders Ellen and Ione used their mother's homemade recipes (and her key ingredients like avocado, eggs and mayonaise) to create their natural hair care brand.These core components and pure oils work to soothe, soften and moisturize your locks. 
Now, the brand offers an assortment of natural hair products for washing, conditioning, and styling. Every product stems from homemade recipes passed down from generations of Bahamian women before her. The brand has been around since 2009, originally launched by Tonya Goff. This growth serum puts frizz and tangles to rest thanks to its essential oils blend (like black castor oil, avocado oil, jojoba oil, grapeseed oil and argan oil). Our picks: Marula-Muru Moisture Guru ($16); Afrotastic Curl Elastic Deep Conditioning Treatment ($18); Mango Dip Detangling Slip ($18), A post shared by Luster's Pink Brand (@lusterspink). The collection covers scalp health, detangling curls and restoring overall elasticity. There is also the Avocado & Almond collection that uses both avocado and almond oils to repair and condition damaged hair. The flatirons come in three sizes: 0.5, 1, and 1.75 inches. All of their products contain 100 percent natural ingredients like shea butter, coconut oil (or as they call it, shea-coco) and apple cider vinegar. There's even a selection of colorful waterproof turbans in its Swim collection.
Talk about a win-win all around. You can't talk about the natural-hair movement without mentioning Whitney White. It all started with the original satin-lined Slap, which is a hat similar to a beanie that can be worn to bed or outside, and expanded to baseball caps, turbans, and even pillowcases.
Founder Michele Scott-Lynch didnt start appreciating her curls until her 30s. Whether youre looking for softness, shine or control, Kinky Curly has a product suited for your routine. Created by dermatologist Camille Verovic, Girl + Hair Under Hair Care offers targeted scalp treatments. Last year, she brought her brand to Shark Tank, where she struck a deal, so we haven't seen the last of KE.
The hair is available in bleach blonde, medium brown, or dark brown colors that can be dyed if you're interested in a different hue. She began testing natural ways to style her hair by trying traditional recipes and experimenting with clean ingredients. Founder Julian Addo wanted hair products that worked on kinkier textures and looked chic enough for a shelfie. Britney Winters got the idea to start her hair extension brand Upgrade Boutique while she was studying at Harvard Business School. You can make alterations to some of these pre-styled wigs, but it will cost you extra. Like many others who transition from relaxed to natural hair, Adria Marshall wanted the products she used to be made with all-natural ingredients. Susan Edwards and her husband, Varsay Sirleaf, initially launched the brand in 2017 in Liberia and, two years later, brought it to the United States.
The mixture of herbs, amino acids and minerals can be found in every collection to improve the health of your locks. The idea for Loza Tam came to founder Tomara Watkins during a yoga class. Enter Hairbella. So, Camille Rose was born to help people of all ages find products that repair, replenish and restore hair.
One PureWow editor even tried the brand and was definitely not disappointed with the results. By the time she had her two daughters, she wanted to become a role model for them, especially as someone who embraced her natural hair.
Our picks: Curl Cleanse Moisturizing & Conditioning Shampoo ($11); Curl Define Curl Enhancing Gelly ($13); Curl Quench Hair Butter ($13).
Qhemet Biologics uses hydrating and moisturizing ingredients to create products specifically for type 3C to 4C hair. CEO Terrinque Pennerman decided to honor her late mother and continue her family's traditions by starting Kurlee Belle. The brand also sells conditioning caps and hood dryer bonnets. The Papaya Castor Scalp Massaging Serum, formulated with vitamins A, C, D, and E, feels like heaven when massaged into the scalp. Three PureWow editors even put the line to the test (and spoiler alert, they loved it!). 2022 Cond Nast. Our picks: Dont Despair, Repair! To change that, Jessica Pritchett launched Ooli in 2018 with products that are clear and lightweight instead and you can use them even if you don't have locs.
Each comes with a clay-based cleanser, styling creme, and a frizz-reducing serum. For 65 years, Lusters Pink has been at the forefront of the natural hair community. She created two three-step systems for your wash day, formulated for either loose or tight textures. Eltigani recently launched a sister hair-care brand NaturAll Kitchen, which uses CBD in all its products, and will be donating a portion of the sales from the new brand to the non-profit bail relief organization The Bail Project. Their top three products work on all hair types (curls, coils and waves) and will solve any hair woes you may have (dry, chemically-treated, itchy scalp, etc).
Deep Conditioning Mask, Charcoal + Coconut Oil Micro-Exfoliating Shampoo, Superfoods Banana + Coconut Nourishing Duo, A post shared by adwoa beauty showroom - dallas (@adwoabeautyshowroom), A post shared by EDEN BodyWorks (@edenbodyworks), A post shared by Camille Rose (@camillerosenaturals), A post shared by Mielle Organics LLC (@mielleorganics), Rosemary Mint Scalp & Hair Strengthening Oil, A post shared by Alikay Naturals (@alikaynaturals), A post shared by Uncle Funky's Daughter Hair (@unclefunkysdaughter), A post shared by PATTERN (@patternbeauty), A post shared by CURLS - Organic Hair Products (@curls), Blueberry Bliss Reparative Leave In Conditioner, A post shared by Design Essentials - Haircare (@designessentials), A post shared by Thank God Its Natural (@tginatural), A post shared by Taliah Waajid Natural Hair (@taliahwaajidbrand), A post shared by Melanin Haircare? There are five textures body wave, kinky curly, deep wave, straight, and 613 body wave to choose from in lengths that start at 12 inches and go up to 30 inches. You'll find ingredients like coconut, hibiscus and banana throughout the collections for natural, curly and relaxed hair. Fast forward 16 years, and DreamGirls's 5-Step Healthy Hair Care System is now available internationally. Each contains a shampoo, conditioner, moisturizer, and gel, which you can also buy separately if you want. By 2014, CurLUXE Natural was born to put those unsolicited words to rest. Our picks: Moroccan Rhassoul 5-in-1 Clay Treatment ($23); Spanish Almond Regrowth Oil ($23); Heavenly Hydration Grapeseed Hair Mist ($23), A post shared by Rucker Roots (@ruckerroots). Plus, we can't forget the stain-lined interior to reduce any frizz or breakage. Our picks: Hair Oil Everyday Gloss ($24); Creamy Deep Conditioner ($28); Elastic Bounce Leave-In Hair Cream ($28), A post shared by Sunday II Sunday (@mysunday2sunday). Embrace your frizz Bread Beauty Supply founder Maeva Heim launched her brand in 2020 with this ethos. From cleansers to scalp treatments, each product is gentle, safe and hypoallergenic. "I have about five of their satin-lined turbans in my collection that I can easily match to any outfit, whether the occasion is weekend brunch or an office meeting.". So when she partnered with her longtime hairstylist Larry Sims to create her own brand, we were ecstatic. CEO Anikitia Abram was tired of people calling her hair unruly and unmanageable. The Blue Tansy collection uses ingredients like blue tansy flower oil, glycerin, and vitamin E, to strengthen damaged hair.
Oyin Handmade has been making products for Afro-textured hair since 2001 when it was founded by Jamyla Bennu. Our picks: Big Poppa Define Gel ($13); Mousse Def Texture Foam ($15); Twist Curl Cream ($15), A post shared by Soultanicals (@soultanicals).
The brand offers a range of turbans in several patterns (including Ankara prints) and solid colors, each available in three sizes, for all gender identities. Inspired by their grandmother (the source behind the brands name) and her homemade hair recipes, founders (and sisters) Miko and Titi Branch brought Miss Jessies vision to life with styling creams, conditioners and moisturizers. The proof: The Hair Food Thickening and Growth Drops. But it wasn't until 2019, three years after she graduated, that she officially launched. 
We narrowed our list down to the classics. Fast-forward almost two decades and other Black-owned natural hair products are lining those shelves with the leave-ins, deep treatments, and oils needed to nourish our hair, which tends to be on the drier side. Its Aloe Colada Deep Conditioning Treatment uses both hydrating aloe butter and aloe vera juice with jojoba and carrot seed oils to give hair a much-needed reset on wash day. Tropic Isle Living's Jamaican Black Castor Oil is a holy grail product for its deeply moisturizing properties. A brand centered around "The Rain Hat" which blends fashion and function together. Our picks: Super-Gro Hairdress ($10); Leave-in Detangling Conditioner ($10); Kurl Pop Curl Hydration ($10), A post shared by KurleeBelle (@kurleebelle). Over the past two decades, the number of Black-owned hair products available on the market has boomed. Our picks: Leave In Heat Protection ($15; $10); Detangling Conditioner ($16; $10); Smoothing Sulfate Free Shampoo ($16; $9), A post shared by MICHE Beauty (mee?sh) (@michebeauty_).
After years of using chemicals and straightening her hair, Yve-Car Momperousse thought it was time to create products to reverse the damage and bring back moisture to her natural hair.
The word "oyin" means honey in the Yoruba language, and it's a staple ingredient in many of the brand's products, like the Honey Hemp Detangling & Moisturizing Conditioner that uses the humectant and hemp seed oil to condition hair.
She launched in 2014 with only two products: More Moisture Cream and Herbal Infused Hair & Scalp Oil. One quick look at their site and they have before and afters of their customers ranging from two weeks to three months of hair growth. The star product in the line is The Brush, which has revolutionized the way we detangle knots. Earthtones Naturals believes in the importance of clean beauty for the overall health of your skin, hair and body. The gender-neutral brands minimalist packaging alone is enough reason to consider adding it to your routine, but dont worry, the results justify the choice. Design Essentials has been around since 1990, when it was founded by Cornell McBride to provide salon-quality products that work for all hair types.
After learning how to make hair products from a chemistry teacher, Cindy sought to make a beauty brand with natural hair in mind.
Its vegan, cruelty-free and filled with Australian native oils to keep curls moisturized and hydrated. You can thank Rochelle Graham-Campbell for creating Alikay Naturals. Founders Wendi Levy and Kim Etheredge created Mixed Chicks to tap into a part of the market that wasn't focusing on curly hair. CurlMix was initially founded by Kim and Tim Lewis as a monthly subscription box service that included natural ingredients and recipes which let their customers create their own hair products.
wigs, braids, weaves, etc)? From moisture retention to definition, each product is formulated with extra hydrating ingredients that cater to tighter coils. Celebs like Jennifer Hudson, Tracee Ellis Ross and Ciara can't get enough of the brand. Tracee Ellis Ross spent over ten years perfecting the range in order to create a collection that empowers your curl pattern. The best part? That isn't necessarily a problem, but in an industry that largely still struggles to recognize the unique needs of Black hair, it has caused skepticism among some (though certainly not all) Black consumers. Our picks: Too Thicke Deep Conditioner ($25); Too Soft Leave-in Conditioner ($25); Too Slick Styling Cream ($25), A post shared by DreamGirls Hair Salon (@dreamgirlshair). Theres even a collection for your kids to try out too. The Coconut Mango Hair Butter is a fan-favorite styler, thanks to the combination of nourishing butters (mango and shea) and hydrating oils (broccoli seed, coconut, argan, and castor). While these brands are Black-owned, many cater to all hair types, so even if you have straight or wavy hair, you can shop with these businesses. Whether you have dry, dull or damaged hair, Briogeo has a collection for you. For a long time, there was a lack of BIPOC representation in the beauty spaceespecially where natural hair was involved. Our picks: Edge Flourish Daily Nourishing ($28); Root Refresh Micellar Rinse ($31); Revive Me Daily Moisturizing Spray ($31), A post shared by T H E D O U X (@ilovethedoux). Actress Taraji P. Henson took her own experiences taking care of her hair and created a natural line with a heavy focus on scalp care.
Our picks: Conditioning Shampoo ($4); Repair & Strengten Masque ($9); Shea Butter Coconut Oil Moisturizing Hair Milk ($9), A post shared by Diva By Cindy (@divabycindy). Celebrity hairstylist Felicia Leatherwood has styled everyone from Issa Rae to Teyonah Parris to Anthony Anderson, so it's no surprise she launched a brand of her own. Alaffia goes beyond providing body, face and haircare products. Our picks: Moisturizing & Detangling Shampoo ($14); Curling Crme ($14); Curl Enhancing Mousse ($16); A post shared by Thank God Its Natural (@tginatural) on Apr 4, 2020 at 11:55am PDT.
In 2012, her hair extension brand, Yummy Extensions, was born. You can loosen it when you need a little bit more room for your braids or twists and tighten it for extra security while you sleep. Dupart also has an exclusive line for men and children. CurlMix went from a DIY subscription box to a full-fledge hair care brand (that was also featured on Shark Tank). 
After just one use, you'll be a fan of the extremely nourishing Multi-Use Softening Leave-In Conditioner that is formulated with moisturizing ingredients like aloe vera, argan oil, and baobab seed oil. Allow us to introduce some semi-permanent ways to add the fun hue to your life.
Sisters Ellen and Ione Rucker formulated Rucker Roots products with ingredients like ginger, turmeric, and carrot root oils, which work together to moisturize and strengthen dry or brittle hair. Our picks: Sleek Edges ($15); Miracle Shake Leave In Detangler Spray ($25; $20); Miracle Drops ($30), A post shared by OrganiGrowHairCo (@organigrowhairco). Inspired by the journey to find a better detangler for her daughter's hair, founder Ayo Ogun created Soultanicals to solve those hair needs.
Dryness is basically a given when it comes to curls and kinks, especially type 4 hair. "When I have no energy to do the wash day dance, I turn to Loza Tam," Cruel shares. TGIN (or Thank God Its Natural) brings natural, organic ingredients (like shea butter and olive oil) together at an affordable price. These units aren't cheap and for good reason each one is custom-made by a hairstylist the brand partners with. Go short with 10-inch extensions or embrace length with the 28-inch options. Bundles, frontals, closures, wigs, and clip-ins can be purchased in five core textures: wavy, straight, curly, body wave, and blown out (which is similar to kinky-straight). Years of spending time at the salon, experimenting with her hair (hello curl bangs) and giving her dolls hair makeovers led Monica Stevens to becoming a licensed cosmetologist and then starting MoKnowsHair. Our picks: Vanilla Cream Custard ($13); Give Me Slip Blast Hydration Conditioner ($13); Twisted Definition ($14), A post shared by Righteous Roots (@righteousrootsoils). As stated on their site, the brand strives for others to "understand what you put on your body is just as important as what goes into your body." And if youre unsure how to begin your curly hair journey, Stevens has a ton of tutorials to get you started. But in 2018, the Lewises launched their own collection. PureWow editors select every item that appears on this page, and the company may earn compensation through affiliate links within the story. The brand has five different four-step kits with everything you need to get the wash-and-go of your dreams.
Our picks: Deep Moisture Repair Masque Packette ($3); Defining Curl Cream ($11); Detangling Leave-In Conditioner ($11), A post shared by The Rain Hat Reinvented. When you buy something through the retail links on this page, we will not earn an affiliate commission. Our picks: All Veggies Burnt Sugar Pomade ($14); Juices & Berries Herbal Leave-In Hair Tonic ($16); Hair Dew Daily Quenching Hair Lotion ($16), A post shared by GIRL+HAIR (@girlandhair) on May 25, 2020 at 6:01am PDT. Ceata E. Lash wanted something that would keep her hair in place, but wouldn't create tangles or too much tension on the scalp, so she created the PuffCuff in 2013. What started out as a guidebook about how to take care of your hair turned into a product line for all textures. Gwen Jimmere launched Naturalicious in 2013 with the goal of cutting down on the number of products she used on her hair. From a hot oil treatment to styling, the oil can be used pretty much in any step in your routine.
These dermatologist-approved treatments will help iron out fine lines and fill skin creases without the need for needles. Honey Hemp Detangling & Moisturizing Conditioner, Moroccan Oil Detangling Blow-Dry Conditioner, Uhai Hair uses baobab oil as the base for all of its products.
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