Black-Owned Hair & Beauty Brands UK

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Black-owned hair & beauty brands

Looking for Black-owned hair products in the UK? CC Hair and Beauty stocks hundreds of products from brands that are still owned by their Black founders or their families. Shop them all in one place, online or in our Leeds stores.

We only list a brand here when we can confirm who owns it today. Many well-known textured hair brands were Black-founded and later sold, so we check ownership before a brand goes on this page.

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Brand ownership last checked: October 2026.

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Ten brands, each still owned by its founders or their families.

Camille RoseCamille RoseFounded by Janell Stephens. Curl creams, butters and treatments for natural hair.The DouxThe DouxFounded by stylist Maya Smith and Brian Smith. Mousses, gels and wash-day care for every curl type.TGIN (Thank God It's Natural)TGIN (Thank God It's Natural)Founded by Chris-Tia Donaldson and led today by her niece, Aris Singleton. Moisture-rich care for natural hair.Luster's PinkLuster's PinkFamily-owned since 1957. The classic Pink Oil Moisturizer, sheen sprays and kids' range.S-Curl by Luster'sS-Curl by Luster'sCurl activators, texturizers and wave care from the Luster family.Design EssentialsDesign EssentialsOwned by the McBride family. Salon-quality care, including Almond & Avocado and African Chebe.Taliah WaajidTaliah WaajidFounded and led by Taliah Waajid. Complete ranges for curls, locs, protective styles and children.Alikay NaturalsAlikay NaturalsFounded by Rochelle Graham-Campbell. Natural hair care: shampoos, masks and moisturisers.Bronner BrothersBronner BrothersOwned by the Bronner family. Heritage conditioners, hair dress and scalp care.Black OpalBlack OpalOwned by Desiree Rogers and Cheryl Mayberry McKissack. Foundation and makeup for deeper skin tones.

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Every product in these collections comes from a brand on this page.

ShampooShampooConditionerConditionerLeave-ins & curl creamsLeave-ins & curl creamsHair oils & serumsHair oils & serumsMasks & treatmentsMasks & treatmentsHair gelHair gelKids' hair careKids' hair careMakeupMakeup

Black-owned hair brands: your questions answered

Which hair brands at CC Hair and Beauty are Black-owned?

Camille Rose, The Doux, TGIN, Luster's Pink and S-Curl, Design Essentials, Taliah Waajid, Alikay Naturals, Bronner Brothers and Black Opal. We add more as we confirm their ownership.

What is the difference between Black-owned and Black-founded?

A Black-founded brand was started by a Black founder but may since have been sold. A Black-owned brand is still owned by its Black founders, their family or other Black owners today. This page lists only Black-owned brands.

Is Shea Moisture Black-owned?

No. Shea Moisture is Black-founded, but its parent company was bought by Unilever in 2017. You can still shop Shea Moisture with us.

Is Cantu Black-owned?

No. Cantu was bought by PDC Brands in 2015 and is not Black-owned. You can still shop Cantu with us.

Is Mielle Black-owned?

Mielle was founded by Monique Rodriguez and has been owned by Procter & Gamble since 2023, so it is Black-founded but no longer Black-owned. You can still shop Mielle with us.

Which Black-owned hair products are best for 4C and natural hair?

For moisture, try a leave-in or curl cream from Camille Rose, TGIN or Taliah Waajid, then seal with an oil. For definition, The Doux mousses and gels are our most popular picks. Browse leave-ins and curl creams to start.

Do you stock Black-owned hair products for kids?

Yes. Luster's Pink Kids and the Taliah Waajid children's range are both in our Black-owned kids' hair care collection.

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