A directory of black-owned businesses that provide the best haircare products for all styles and textures of black hair.

Cruelty Free? Yes.
Vegan? Yes.
Certified Organic? No.

Products from Kinky-Curly are formulated to add moisture, give hold without drying hair out and also offer protection from the elements. Products contain no plastics, silicone, mineral oil, wax, parabens, petroleum or carbomer.

Cruelty Free? Yes.
Vegan? Yes
Certified Organic? Yes

Loving Culture’s holistic hair oils are made to assist with various hair needs and concerns, while the brand fosters a harmonious balance of health advocacy, sustainable practices and socially-concious initiatives.

Cruelty Free? Yes.
Vegan? Just treatments.
Certified Organic? No.

Founded by sisters Miko and Titi Branch in 2004, Miss Jessie’s natural hair products consist of styling cremes, moisturizers, and deep conditioning treatments for natural & naturally curly hair.

Cruelty Free? Yes.
Vegan? No.
Certified Organic? No.

Miche Beauty only uses high quality, nutrient rich, natural and simple ingredients to make great products that make for moisturised, strong and healthy hair.

Cruelty Free? Yes.
Vegan? No.
Certified Organic? No.

With a heavy emphasis on incorporating organic ingredients being its “root to results,” Mielle Organics creates a line of natural beauty products for all hair types.

Cruelty Free? Yes.
Vegan? No.
Certified Organic? No.

Blends of organic, plant-based, herbal and African botanical ingredients that are 100% toxin-free, cruelty-free, vegan, and free from all artificial preservatives, fragrances and dyes

Cruelty Free? Yes.
Vegan? Yes.
Certified Organic? No.

From African shea butter to handmade olive oil soaps, all TGIN products are made in small batches using the finest natural and organic ingredients for maximum freshness. No parabens, phthalates or animal testing.

Cruelty Free? Yes.
Vegan? Yes.
Certified Organic? No.

Texture-specific products that offer something for everyone – from repair, to volume, to curl care. It is 6-free hair care with no: sulfates, silicons, parabens, phthalates, DEA and synthetic colour.

Cruelty Free? Yes.
Vegan? Yes.
Certified Organic? No.

No petroleum, mineral oil, alcohol, parabens, sulfate or silicones; Alikay products use the healing properties found in natural & organic ingredients to nourish and replenish moisture from inside out.

Products that nourish hair with affordable and effective products & cherish your health with safe ingredients. Pattern focuses on hair health & encourages each hair texture to take up as much space as it desires.

Created by a physician and registered nurse duo, The Mane Choice is built on the foundation of research and the “beauty, heath, science” approach. Their products are infused with vitamins and essential nutrients.

A modern, gender neutral beauty brand with products that promote intense moisture and elongation to deliver healthy and happy coils for all kinky-curly kinds.

The Importance of Supporting Black-Owned Businesses

Although Madame C.J. Walker became the first self-made female millionaire in America by creating hair and beauty products for black women in the early 1900s, the black hair market has been dominated by brands owned by people outside of our community. However, in recent years, we’ve seen many more companies enter the industry that are owned by black entrepreneurs, and it’s important for us to help them carry on Madame Walker’s legacy.

“This is a time to be intentional about strengthening Black businesses and other institutions, and it’s a simple thing anyone can do.”

Tayo Giwa , owner of Black-Owned Brooklyn

When you support black-owned businesses, you’re not only putting money in the pockets of the business owners; you’re also helping to support black communities. Your support can help close the racial wealth gap, strengthen local economies and celebrate the black culture.

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