COCOTIQUE Reveals En Love Beauty Takeover Box
BEAUTY + HAIR
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COCOTIQUE Reveals En Love Beauty Takeover Box


Beyond the Color: Why Our Curators Chose Sainte Nèl

Every brand in a COCOTIQUE box gets vetted before it gets in. Here's what our curators looked at with Sainte Nèl, what "10-free" really means, and the three shades inside the July box.

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Healthy Hair Starts with a Healthy Scalp: Discover Bephor Braid Rev

When it comes to hair care, healthy hair begins at the scalp. A balanced, nourished scalp creates the foundation for...

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Discover Gentle, Effective K-Beauty with LUE by Jean Seo

K-Beauty has become a global beauty phenomenon for a reason and now women of color are taking notice of its...

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Keep Your Braids and Scalp Refreshed with these 5 Must-Have Products

Braids are a beautiful and versatile protective style, but they require proper care to maintain their freshness and longevity. If...

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A New Way to Gently Exfoliate Your Scalp

If you’re looking to balance your scalp’s pH balance, remove dead skin cells, and residue from hair products from your...

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Discover a New Way to Care for Your Scalp

When you have braids, scalp care is the most crucial part of maintaining the health of your hair. Braids can...

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Discover Protective Hair Products for Protective Styles

Talk about hot girl summer, this summer’s heat and humidity (if you live in a humid climate) have been brutal...

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How to get Longer & Stronger Hair

Hi COCOBelles!It’s Gabrielle Zalina Founder and Pro Stylist of En Love Beauty, and your COCOTIQUE Curl Ambassador. I’m so excited...

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The Power of Essential Oils for the Mind, Body, and Skin

Essential oils are concentrated plant extracts that capture the plant's scent, flavor, and therapeutic properties. They are derived from various...

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Keys to Aging Gracefully

Aging gracefully involves a holistic approach, encompassing healthy skincare, nutrition, and lifestyle choices. Aging also emphasizes embracing the natural changes...

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5 Ways to Embrace Your Natural Hair Texture

For women of color, embracing their natural hair is a powerful act of self-love and cultural affirmation, often challenging Eurocentric...

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COCOTIQUE Awards Business Grants to Two Lucky Winners

Black women are a dynamic and growing force in the landscape of small business ownership in the United States. They...

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The Benefits of an SPF Lip Gloss

When it comes to maintaining healthy skincare, we highly recommend using an SPF to protect your skin. We also stress...

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Discover Luxurious Skincare that Enriches the Skin and Empowers Women

If you want to prep your body for the summer, you have to start with the Shea Butter Body Cream...

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Heart Disease and Black Women: Symptoms, Numbers, and What to Ask For
Heart Disease and Black Women: Symptoms, Numbers, and What to Ask For

It's the leading cause of death for Black women and it gets a fraction of the attention. Here's what a heart attack actually looks like in women, the four numbers worth knowing, and why blood pressure is the fight worth picking.

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The Light Changes Before You Do: Fall, Mood, and What Actually Helps
The Light Changes Before You Do: Fall, Mood, and What Actually Helps

You're not imagining it. Less daylight changes your sleep timing, your energy, and your mood — and it starts before the weather does. Here's what helps, what's oversold, and when to stop troubleshooting it yourself.

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More Than a Period Problem: What PCOS Actually Looks Like
More Than a Period Problem: What PCOS Actually Looks Like

Irregular cycles, unexplained fatigue, hair where you don't want it and thinning where you do. PCOS is one of the most common hormonal conditions there is — and one of the most missed. Here's what to know and how to ask for a real workup.

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It's Not Just Your Stomach: What Celiac Disease Actually Looks Like
It's Not Just Your Stomach: What Celiac Disease Actually Looks Like

Years of being told it's stress, or IBS, or just something you ate. Celiac disease is routinely missed in us, and it shows up in places most people never connect to food. Here's what to know, and why testing has to come first.

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