Cécred also uses a signature fragrance called Temple Oud to give each product a mild scent with notes of oud (as you may have guessed), Australian sandalwood, musk, jasmine, Haitian vetiver, and ...

From winning multiple beauty awards to garnering genuine praise online, Beyoncé's haircare brand Cécred has passed the public's test and that's why I'm so excited it's finally available at Ulta ...

I’m a beauty editor who tried Beyoncé’s Cécred products during a 101-degree heat wave. Discover which products from the hair care brand I love the most.

On April 6th, Cécred, the brand delivering transformational hair care for all, officially kicked off its partnership with Ulta Beauty, the nation's largest beauty retailer. The 35-time award ...

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Cécred x BeyGood gave out twenty-five $10,000 financial aid student scholarships across five cosmetology schools and twenty-five $10,000 grants to qualifying salon business owners.

While Cécred marks her first hair care venture, Beyoncé is no stranger to the beauty space. In 2008, the artist served as a brand ambassador for L’Oréal Paris and in 2010, she released her ...

The Cécred Roadshow Pop-Up Tour will roll out in seven cities over the coming months, formally kicking off in Inglewood at the SoFi Stadium on April 28th, with stops at all U.S. COWBOY CARTER ...

Cécred's styling products include two items: a Moisture Sealing Lotion ($38), which is a multitasking leave-in treatment, and a Nourishing Hair Oil ($44) made with a blend of 13 oils to soften ...

Cécred consumers and Bey fans arrived by the hundreds to experience the new restorative hair drops at the chrome-wrapped pop-up.

Events Cécred is giving away free keychains at Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter Tour stop in Atlanta No concert ticket needed to get a Cécred x Cowboy Carter keychain at the pop-up.

Beyoncé is getting called out for copying a New Zealand small business company called TWYG’s packaging for hair care line Cècred” “As the designer behind the brand and packaging of TWYG ...