
For those of us who have natural, textured or transitioning hair, we know how sacred hair products that actually work are.
Shampoos, conditioners, scarves, flexi rods, oils and bonnets are part of our daily routines, and we jump for joy when we receive new goodies to try out as gifts. For example, my mom, who’s a new natural, recently did a big chop and is currently having the time of her life trying different products every week.
Even if your hair isn’t textured, I guarantee the person in your life who does love a super high ’fro or a juicy twistout will relish in having new additions to experiment with in their hair care regimen. To help you shop for them, we called on experienced hair stylists to recommend their must-have products, accessories and tools for natural and transitioning hair.
These cool finds also double as great gifts for your curly-haired loved ones. And who knows? You may just gift them their new favorite product that will save them a ton of time every day.
Below you’ll find a range of natural hair gifts, from detangling shampoos to stylish bonnets and turbans to travel-friendly kits for protective styling care.
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"It’s a great cleansing shampoo that removes any buildup in your hair without drying it out, and it can be used every seven to 10 days to keep your hair cleansed and hydrated," she said.
Get it on Amazon for $15.94.

"I love the Design Essentials Natural line, from the shampoos to the leave-in conditioners," Elliot said. "They're super great and improved formulas."
Get it on Amazon for $12.99.

Get it at Bloomingdale's starting at $66.

"It's a multi-benefit leave-in that also protects the hair up to 450 degrees. It's also really good for babies. I personally have used it on my 2-year-old since she was about 6 months," she said.
Get it on Amazon for $22.

Get it at Sephora for $13.

"They are amazing for detangling, even before a shampoo service, because the bristles are so flexible they don’t yank at the hair. The brush works with you instead of against you. I haven’t used a wide-tooth comb in years," she said.
Get it at Ulta for $18.99.

Get it at Sephora for $399.

Get the long satin bonnet for $19.99 and the classic satin bonnet for $16.

Get it at Net-A-Porter for $49.

Get it at Urban Outfitters for $35.

Get it on Amazon for $19.99.