Miss Universe Zozibini Tunzi has added her voice to the outcry over an advertisement for hair products by health and beauty retailer Clicks. The ad, which has since been removed from their website ...

South Africa’s Clicks Group has said it will remove all TRESemme products from its shelves after an advertisement posted on the retailer’s website was accused of being racist. The ...

such as “dry and damaged hair”, “frizzy and dull hair”, and “normal hair”, displayed on the Clicks website. Notably, the categories for damaged and dull hair include images of black ...

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Clicks has removed the TRESemmé brand from its shelves and has vowed to expand its range of local hair products. This follows nationwide protests over an offensive advertisement that described black ...

For the past week, most of the local news has been dominated by Clicks, and the posting of a racist advert on its social media for Tresemme hair products. In the wake of the debacle, both Clicks ...

But unfortunately they still suffer issues such as cradle cap, eczema, and acne, so we have to treat their hair and skin delicately. Baby needs his or her own products even more than momma does.

Pictures of African hair were labelled "frizzy and dull", "dry and damaged" in an online advert for TRESemmé products featured by pharmacy chain Clicks. White hair, meanwhile, was labelled ...