Breakage is the #1 reason Black women struggle to retain length.
Here’s what’s really happening to your hair…
Hair breakage doesn’t start at the ends - it begins deep inside the strand. For Black women, hair is naturally more prone to breakage because:
- ⬤ Fewer cuticle layers → less protection for the inner cortex
- ⬤ Raised cuticle structure → strands lose strength and flexibility faster
- ⬤ Coily growth pattern → natural oils struggle to travel down the hair shaft, leaving ends fragile
When the hair fibre weekens, it leads to:
- ❌ Strands snapping mid-length
- ❌Rough, brittle ends
- ❌Visible thinning despite healthy growth at the root
- ❌ Struggling to retain length
And when made worse by:
Thousands of Black Women Trust Us:
From Brittle, Snapping Strands to Strong, Smooth, Resilient Hair
Find out how Black women across the UK & Europe finally stopped breakage, improved elasticity, restored softness, and protected their ends - without silicones, mineral oils, or harsh chemicals.
What Our Customers Say
It’s Finally Possible To Strengthen Fragile Strands, Lock in Moisture, And Stop Breakage From the Inside Out
You Do NOT Need Harsh Protein Treatments Or Heavy Oils
Our trichologist-developed formulations combine hydration, nourishment, and protection to reduce breakage and restore elasticity - helping you retain the length you grow. Here’s what to expect on your breakage repair journey:
Which Treatment is Right For Me?
Breakage looks different for everyone. That’s why we created a 3-step system that hydrates, nourishes, and protects fragile strands.
Moisture Retention Leave In Cream
Best for daily hydration & strength
- My hair feels dry and snaps easily
- I can't retain length no matter how much i grow my hair
Super Seed Oil
Best for sealing moisture & protective ends
- “My ends always split and feel rough.”
- “Oils sit on top of my hair and do nothing.”
Maximum Moisture Hair Mist
Best for daily refresh & breakage prevention
- “My hair gets dry and breaks between wash days.”
- “Protective styles make my hair weak underneath.”