The Agapanthus Africanus (common name Ubani in Zulu) is the inspiration for our Floret hairstyle. It's a flowering plant found on rocky sandstone slopes of the winter rainfall fynbos from the Cape Peninsula in South Africa. The buds which start opening in early June have beautiful botanical detail.

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The Vachellia Sieberiana ( common name Morumosetlha in Tswana) is the inspiration for our Floral Pompom hairstyle. The tree is found in woodland, wooded grassland in South Africa. Balls of creamy to pale yellow scented flowers are borne in spring to summer.

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The Erythrina Lysistemon (common name Mokhungwane in Sotho) is the inspiration of our Bouquet hairstyle. The tree has dazzling flowers that make it one of the best known and widely grown South African trees. It grows in a wide range of altitudes from wooded kloofs, dry woodlands, dry savanna and coastal dune bush.

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The King Protea (common name IsiQwane esincinci in Xhosa) is our inspiration for the Protea Knots hairstyle. The King Protea is the national flower of South Africa. It is widely distributed in the southwestern  and southern parts of South Africa in the fynbos region. The flower head is a collection of flowers in the centre, surrounded by large colourful bracts.

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