Grooming Guide

5 Signs Your Afro Hair is Healthy and Strong

The most damaged hair is easy to spot but how do you know that what you’re doing works? How can you tell that your hair is healthy? or at least on the right track.   Healthy hair doesn’t happen...

Black Men: How to Care For Your Grey Hair and Beard

Getting grey hair is inevitable and although for many black men having grey hair feels like a sign of maturity, wisdom, dignity and power, for some it is viewed as an unwelcome sign of ageing. What...

Why Do Black Men Have Dry Scalp?

Because of our afro-textured hair, we are extremely prone to dryness. This is why black men need a lot more hydration to keep their hair healthy and to prevent getting a dry scalp, which is what ul...

3 Ways For Black Men to Avoid Hair Loss

The fact is, hair loss is a part of life and a part of the aging process, meaning it is an inevitability. However, this does not mean that there aren’t ways to slow down the process and in some cas...

4 Ways for Black Men Protect Their Hair & Beard This Winter

The winter can be a harsh time for our skin but also for our hair and beard as Black men. In fact, there are studies that show that beards tend to grow slower during the winter time than it does du...

How Aaron Maintains a Fuller Beard and Healthy Hair

We spoke to our Founder, Aaron to learn more about what he does to maintain his healthy afro hair and grow a fuller, thicker beard. Here is what he has to say about his routine

5 Hairstyle Ideas for Black Men Using Twists

Afro hair textures are particularly prone to breakages, which is why maintaining a healthy and consistent care routine is essential. Keeping your hair in certain hairstyles will not only help save ...

How Black Men Can Grow Thicker Hair

Hair is something that needs nurturing, patience and a lot of effort. Particularly when it comes to Black men’s hair. Did you know that hair grows on average ½ inch per month, without you even doin...

Black Men’s Hair: 3 Reasons Black Seed Oil Is Perfect

When it comes to Afro hair, Black Seed is highly emollient, meaning it effectively penetrates the follicles and cuticles of your hair to achieve maximum hydration. Extensive studies have also shown...