Your scalp is the foundation of healthy hair. Just like a garden needs fertile soil to flourish, your hair needs a healthy scalp to thrive. Yet, scalp health is often overlooked in hair care routines, leading to a variety of issues such as dandruff, itchiness, and even hair loss.

Dry hair is a common concern that many of us face, but understanding its underlying causes and how to effectively address them can make all the difference in achieving healthy, luscious hair.

Are you dealing with hair loss or do you know someone who is? Tired of having no choice but to wear wigs or turbans? There are numerous myths about hair loss causes, treatments, and prevention out there, but it’s time to let science set the record straight.

Like other hair types, Afro hair grows at roughly 6 inches per year. Your primary focus should be on how to retain length. This is determined by your hair care routine, product application, food consumption and understanding common problems that affect length retention and how to avoid them.

Our in-house Trichologist, Koyinsola Vera-Cruz, explains that a protective style is not necessarily a style with extensions added to it. Also, a style with extensions added may also not necessarily be protective.

Trichologists help people experiencing scalp and hair related issues such as hair loss, hair breakage, excessively oily or dry scalps, irritation etc. A Trichologist will work with you to create a personalised hair care routine to meet your specific hair goals and needs.

Afro hair protective styling evolves to make your hair flourish, style with ease, and gives maximum protection. You are going to be seeing these 10 protective hairstyles everywhere in 2023.