Who is the owner of Afro Botanics?
Mrs Ntombenhle Khathwane
We would like to introduce Mrs Ntombenhle Khathwane, the founder of premium African brand ‘AfroBotanics’ that was inspired by the need for quality hair care products.
Which products are good for Afro hair?
Best products to nourish afro hair
- ORS Olive Oil Smooth & Easy Edges Hair Gel. Best afro hair products: ORS hair gel.
- Aveda Be Curly Curl Enhancing Spray. Best afro hair products: Aveda curl spray.
- Mixed Chicks Deep Conditioner.
- KeraCare Defining Custard for Curls & Coils.
- Briogeo Be Gentle, Be Kind Co-Wash.
How do you use Afro Botanics products?
HOW TO DEEP CONDITION USING THE AFROBOTANICS AMINA DEEP PENETRATING MOISTURISING CONDITIONER
- Step 1: Cleanse Hair.
- Step 2: Apply Conditioner Generously.
- Step 3: Activate Conditioner Using Heat.
- Step 4: Detangle.
- Step 5: Let Hair Cool Down/Off.
- Step 6: Before Moisturising.
How do I start my own hair business in South Africa?
What YOU Need To Know!
- Find A Mentor. When it comes to starting any business, it’s important to find or have a mentor.
- Identify Your Target Market.
- Research The Products You Want To Create.
- Test Your Hair Products Before You Sell.
- Price Your Hair Products.
- Get your Marketing Right.
- Get Your Legal In Order.
How much does it cost to start a hair care business?
You can start a hair salon business for as little as $1,000, maybe less, or for as much as a quarter of a million. Don’t forget that it’s a perfectly legitimate approach to start with a low-dollar approach, renting a booth and leveraging yourself into a shop of your own over time.
What is 4B and 4C hair?
Type 4B: Instead of coiling or curling, you have hair that bends in sharp angles. Type 4C: You have hair as densely packed as 4B, just with less definition as well as more shrinkage. The hair texture, which is tightly coiled like all Type 4s, ranges from super fine and soft to coarse and wiry.
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