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Creme of Nature proudly takes centre stage as the official hair category sponsor for Soweto Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2025, set to captivate audiences at the Soweto Theatre. Renowned for its innovation and commitment to authentic beauty, Creme of Nature will bring its signature creativity, artistry and expertise to the runway. Each hairstyle will reflect the brand’s belief that hair is…
Global beauty icon, award-winning actress and celebrated humanitarian Nomzamo Mbatha has been officially named the first-ever South African ambassador for Creme of Nature, the iconic American-born ethnic haircare brand with over 65 years of legacy. Known for its dedication to textured hair and roots in celebrating African beauty, Creme of Nature has now launched in South Africa with its landmark campaign, Rooted in Radiance.…
The pineapple hair technique is more than just a night style for curly-haired beauties—it’s a tried-and-true method for preserving curls overnight while adding an effortlessly chic look to your routine. Whether refreshing your curls or protecting them while you sleep, the Crème of Nature Pure Honey range is your go-to solution to achieve hydrated, frizz-free, and defined curls. Here is…
When it comes to hair care, many of us focus on the products we use, but have you ever considered the type of water that flows through your showerhead? The difference between hard and soft water could be the key to understanding some of your hair woes. Understanding Hard Water Hard water is not about the feel of the water but its mineral…
Once upon a time, there was a beautiful place in Africa called Nubia with dark red to brown to black skin people. It had rich deposits of gold and was a gateway for all luxury products to and from other parts of Africa. Nubia had women rulers and represented an elite culturally diverse society. The name Nubian Roc was born…
The natural hair movement in Africa over the last decade has seen a growing number of the ethnic population wearing kinks, coils and curls in their natural state. This natural hair movement has been driven by a number of factors, not least of which is the reclamation of African pride and identity. It can also be attributed to a consciousness…