by Ariane of BlackNaps.org
Still looking for that 'product match made in heaven'? Well, you may find your match in these organic black owned hair products that everyone may not be as familiar with. Here are some handpicked selections of brands that have top notch ingredients:
It doesn’t get more fresh than this! This company provides hair masks using fresh avocados. They have formulations customized for dry hair, dull hair and to repair damaged hair. Here’s how their service works:
-Take their quiz to see what is the best formulation for you
-Your customized solution is handmade and shipped
-You must freeze upon receiving the product as it is fresh (without any preservatives)
-Enjoy your supply of fresh organic hair goodies
CurlMix
Get the tools to make your own natural hair products from scratch along with recipes to guide you along the way. This is great if you have always wanted to try DIY products, but want a step by step walk through with ingredient proportions prepared. What is really awesome is they provide you with the option of a preservative for those who do not want to store your products in the fridge. It adds six months of shelf life to your product, is free of parabens and other nasty chemicals.
Qhemet Biologics
You can purchase this line in select Sephoras or their website. Do not purchase this brand from Amazon, they have stated on their website that products found on there are not from authorized retailers. What I love about this brand is how they provide information about all of the ingredients that they use and why they use each ingredient. Their Alma & Olive Oil Heavy Cream has been recommended as the best moisturizer by Essence.com and Vegetarian Times Magazine.
Kinky Curly
You can find Kinky Curly in Wholefoods, Target, Walmart and Amazon. Their products are free of mineral oil, parabens, alcohols, acrylics, petroleum, silicone, waxes and are free of plastic. When I am looking to do a Wash n’ Go look the Kinky Curly Knot Today Leave in
and the Curling Custard
are my go to. I also love to use the leave in on my daughter’s hair after she takes her bath for moisture.
You can purchase this line in select Sephoras or their website. Do not purchase this brand from Amazon, they have stated on their website that products found on there are not from authorized retailers. What I love about this brand is how they provide information about all of the ingredients that they use and why they use each ingredient. Their Alma & Olive Oil Heavy Cream has been recommended as the best moisturizer by Essence.com and Vegetarian Times Magazine.
Kinky Curly
You can find Kinky Curly in Wholefoods, Target, Walmart and Amazon. Their products are free of mineral oil, parabens, alcohols, acrylics, petroleum, silicone, waxes and are free of plastic. When I am looking to do a Wash n’ Go look the Kinky Curly Knot Today Leave in
and the Curling Custard are my go to. I also love to use the leave in on my daughter’s hair after she takes her bath for moisture.I am quite partial to the Wonder Curl Get Set Jelly! Awesome stuff that works on all natural hair types. The brand uses two of my favorite ingredients Aloe and Shea Butter. No chemicals in these products with only curl friendly ingredients. You can purchase from WonderCurl.com, Amazon or authorized retail partners.
Mielle Organics
This line contains certified organic ingredients, with some very interesting products to give a try like: The Babassu Oil Mint Deep Conditioner or their Avocado Moisturizing Hair Milk. Mielle Organics is in Target, Sally’s, their website or Amazon.com
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BelNouvo
Organic handcrafted hair care founded upon family love. The creation of these are products has an interesting back story. The CEO, Arcman Durosier developed this line after seeing a lack of quality products when his sister made the transition to natural hair. The products sound absolutely yummy! Red Velvet Moisture Butter or Blackberry Sage and Mint; simply divine. Purchase from their website.
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