Beyoncé’s Haircare Brand, Cécred, Is Officially Available Now

The brand includes eight products that Beyoncé incorporates in her self-care regimen.

Beyoncé in a sleek white dress with a thigh-high slit, posing next to her Ivy Park Rodeo skincare line
Beyoncé in a sleek white dress with a thigh-high slit, posing next to her Ivy Park Rodeo skincare line

Beyoncé has officially made her move into haircare.

On Tuesday, the music icon launched her new brand, Cécred, an eight-piece haircare line that blends "patent-pending advanced science" with hair rituals inspired by an abundance of global cultures.

In the collection is the Clarifying Shampoo & Scalp Scrub ($38 USD), which gently removes hair build-up for a cleansing deep clean; Hydrating Shampoo ($30 USD) which offers nourishment and managability; Moisturizing Deep Conditioner ($38 USD) made with an African oil blend and shea butter for softness and moisturization; along with Reconstructing Treatment Mask, a "hair repair in a jar" that improves strength and visible shine.

In addition is the Fermented Rice & Rose Protein Ritual ($52 USD), Moisture Sealing Lotion ($38 USD), Nourishing Hair Oil ($44 USD) and the Ritual Shaking Vessel ($20 USD).

Highlighted across Cécred items is patent-pending technology Bioactive Keratin Ferment, "made from wool-derived keratin, honey, and lactobacillus ferment," which provides weakened hair with shine restoration, smoothness and damage repair.

Beyoncé last spoke about her vision for Cécred in an Essence cover story, where her mother, Tina Knowles, also gave input about the brand and her family's hair history.

March/April 2024 @Beyonce discusses the Legacy of Black hair. pic.twitter.com/ZiZaytPIL0

— ESSENCE (@Essence) February 14, 2024
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"Cécred is a legacy project for me, one that’s probably the most rooted in my ancestry. It’s so far beyond business," Beyoncé told the publication. "Hair is our lineage; it’s our family story. Having access to proven ingredients, and creating our own technology that is patent-pending—we now have a line that works universally."

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