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by Jeanette Nkwate

11 Common Hair Breakage Causes & Treatments

The main causes of hair breakage are typically dry hair and frequent manipulation, but there any different causes. Structurally, our hair cuticle is made of overlapping 'scales' which help keep your hair strand together. In healthy, undamaged hair, these scales are intact, however breakage can occur when these scales are damaged or fall apart.

by Afrocenchix Team

Should You Be Oiling Your Hair And Scalp?

Hair oils and scalp oils have been around forever, but does oiling your hair or scalp do it any good? Find out if there are benefits to this practice.
by Rachael Corson

Summer Hair Care - 8 Easy Tips For Great Hair

Want to create the perfect summer hair routine? Look no further than our ultimate summer hair care guide...
by Afrocenchix Team

2022 Best Christmas Gifts from Black British Businesses

It's the most wonderful time of year again! We love the festive period (and we're glad things are slowly coming back to normalcy!) as it's perfect time to show our family and friends how much we love them with a thoughtful gift.
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 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 Afrocenchix Team

Why Is My Child's Hair So Dry? 5 Common Causes & Remedies

Has your child’s dry hair left you at your wits end? Wondering what is causing their hair to be so dry? You’re not alone – dry hair is a common issue, and the bane of curly and afro hair. Read on to find out the five ways you can solve...
by Afrocenchix Team

Why Is My Hair So Dry? 7 Common Causes & Fixes

Wondering: why is my hair so dry? No matter your hair length or type, dry hair is one of the most common hair complaints. In this article, we go through the most common causes of dry hair and what you can do to resolve and fix your dry hair woes. 
by Jeanette Nkwate

Dry Scalp? How To Get Rid Of It Today!

Dry scalp can often be flaky and itchy, and it’s one of the most common problems that many women with Afro hair and others face.  Wondering why you have dry scalp? Our comprehensive guide covers everything: from symptoms, common causes, and how to treat your dry scalp.
by Afrocenchix Team

Real Talk – What Causes Split Ends?

Split ends or the little gremlins that multiply overnight, wreaking havoc on your hair – what causes them, how do we get rid of them for good and how do you prevent them? We explore this and more in our expert guide, so read on to learn!
by Jeanette Nkwate

Dandruff vs. Dry Scalp: What's the Difference?

Dandruff vs Dry Scalp – do your scalp issues have you confused? It’s very easy to confuse dandruff and dry scalp as the symptoms can be similar. But we’re here to help you decipher the difference. So you can finally know whether you actually have dandruff or if your scalp...
by Jeanette Nkwate

How Often Should You Wash Natural Hair?

Wondering how often should you wash your natural hair? It might be 'trendy' to not wash your hair, but it's actually crucial to keep your scalp clean and healthy. Similarly to the way you would wash and moisturise your face, you need to regularly cleanse your scalp. A dirty scalp...
by Jeanette Nkwate

The Truth About Co Washing Hair

Wondering what is co washing hair? Well, let us explain: co washing has fast become popular with the curly and afro hair community, and it is the practice of ‘washing’ one’s hair with a cleansing conditioner or a conditioner (hence the apt name!). But is it worth skipping the shampoo...