The world is brimming with beauty products, and sometimes it can be hard to know what’s best for you and your skin. So, to help you better navigate the field that is the beauty playground, I sat down with Gisele Wertheim Aymes to chat all things beauty and skincare.
What’s On The Beauty Playground?
Nwelle Pro Softening Shampoo and Detangling Conditioner
I’m all about healthy hair, and that means investing in hair products that can help you achieve it, and what better brand to use than one developed by an actual dermatologist?
Prof. Ncoza Dlova MBChB,FC DermPhD is the first African and current Dean and Head of School at the University of KwaZulu-Natal’s School of Clinical Medicine. She’s also the only female Medical Dean in the nine-member South African Society of Medical Deans (SACOMD). Dr. Achiamah Oseitutu, a specialist in Hair Disorders, partnered with her to launch NwellePro, a haircare range addressing the needs of both “Afro-textured” and “Eurasian” hair.
With their decades of experience in medically and surgically treating scalp conditions and hair loss, as well as their combined clinical and research, NwellePro offers a range of products that work to address scalp issues, and encourage healthy hair.
So, what’s in it?
The Nwelle Pro Softening Shampoo doesn’t just cleanse your hair, but thanks to its powerhouse ingredients, it also promotes healthier locks.
The first ingredient? Jojoba Protein and as we know, anything with jojoba is perfect for your curls. In this instance, jojoba protein strengthens, and moisturises your hair, whilst adding some much-needed shine and lustre.
The next powerhouse ingredient found in the shampoo is shea butter, and what can I really say about this ingredient that you don’t already know? But here are my top two benefits;
- It locks in moisture, which is important for those with type-4 hair.
- It protects your hair from UV-damage, and with climate change, that’s pretty significant.
Then, there’s the Nwelle Pro Detangling Conditioner, which deeply hydrates your coils after a much-needed shampoo wash.
Thanks to the presence of jojoba, coconut and argan oils, the conditioner works to moisturise, add shine, protect from breakage, repair heat damage and maintain scalp health. Did we also mention that the conditioner also contains shea butter?
Who should use it?
Everyone, especially if you want to let down your healthy hair.
As the word “Nwelle” translates to “Hair” in all Nguni Languages such as Xhosa, Zulu, and other African Bantu languages such as Swahili, the team behind Nwelle decided to make the word the root of their brand philosophy.
We believe that regardless of the different hair types, people still seek hair care solutions that universally address their daily multi-cultural hair care needs to make them look good and feel good.
Nwelle Pro Team
Watch The Beauty Playdate
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