Welcome Urban Tribe Hair Fashion

Urban Tribe hair products have recently made their way into South Africa.

An Italian brand that is synonymous with fashion and hair.

Urban Tribe is the result of the collaboration with the most popular international hair fashion professionals and is inspired by knowledge, emotion and enthusiasm that are materialized into a complete range of hair products.
With urban tribe you can recreate the looks that you desire and reinterpret them with your experimental flair.

Made up of high quality natural and luxury active ingredients that take care of your hair as well as protecting the environment. 
Our “eco-conscience” pushes us to use eco-friendly packaging and printed materials. Our plastic packaging is 100% recyclable and all printed materials are recyclable and made with environmentally-friendly paper and ink that respect the environment. 


With a range of styling and hair treatment products, there's something for everyone in this range. 

At the moment Urban Tribe products can be found exclusively at Gerald Wells' Splush Stores countrywide.

For more details check out:

Urban Tribe
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for store locations;
Gerald Wells Hair Salons

Our “eco-conscience” pushes us to use eco-friendly packaging and printed materials. Our plastic packaging is 100% recyclable and all printed materials are recyclable and made with environmentally-friendly paper and ink that respect the environment.

Urban Tribe is a low impact eco-friendly haircare and styling line that uses natural ingredients without compromising quality and excellence. We want to take care of the planet with a mindful approach.

Our “eco-conscience” pushes us to use eco-friendly packaging and printed materials. Our plastic packaging is 100% recyclable and all printed materials are recyclable and made with environmentally-friendly paper and ink that respect the environment.

Urban Tribe is a low impact eco-friendly haircare and styling line that uses natural ingredients without compromising quality and excellence. We want to take care of the planet with a mindful approach.

The Years of La Dolce Vita – An exhibition capturing the sweet life

1960s Rome was one of the most romantic and explosive periods in contemporary Italian cinema and the glamour of celebrity. The era has held a great allure and charisma even until today, decades later. An exhibition has brought this seductive age to the London Estorick Collection gallery running until the end of June.

The exhibition features some of the most beautiful and captivating images captured during the sixties of some of the most iconic and stunning movie stars and celebrities of the time. This was the time of the true Hollywood movie star during the Golden Age, where glamour and elegance ruled.

The images included in the exhibition were taken by an Italian press photographer, Marcello Geppetti, in the sixties. The 80 black and white photographs account icons like Sophia Loren, Brigitte Bardot, Jane Mansfield and Audrey Hepburn recreating in the glamorous bars and restaurants lining Rome’s most elite and fashionable streets.

Geppetti is also said to have been a part of the inspiration for the character Paparazzo, a photographer veering through the streets on a scooter to catch a sight of the illustrious lives of the rich and famous, in Federico Fellini’s 1960 classic Italian film La Dolce Vita.

The exhibition, titled The Years of La Dolce Vita: The Birth of Celebrity Culture in Focus, also includes the infamous image of Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor engaged in a passionate kiss while vacationing on a boat off the Italian coast. Their relationship mesmerised the world with their fiery and turbulent marriage after meeting on the sets of the movie, Cleopatra, in 1963.

The appeal of Geppetti’s images is that they capture the scintillating fast-life that gave rise to the obsession with celebrity that still prevails today – although Hollywood, unfortunately, might have lost some of that lustre.

Mario Sorrenti – The fashion photographer with an ‘obsession’

Almost all boyfriends take photos of their girlfriends, in an array of ways. So its fitting that in 1993, Mario Sorrenti made his explosive debut into the fashion photography world by taking a picture of his naked girlfriend. He was 21 years old and that girlfriend happened to be Kate Moss. And the images he shot were for Calvin Klein’s “Obsession” ad campaign. This guy is definitely talented, but maybe he’s also had some damn good luck along the way. Whatever it is, his bold and sensual images are now, 21 years later, a staple in Vogue, Vanity Fair, Interview, W, and many other fashion publications.

Currently signed exclusively with the agency Art Partner, Italian-born and New York-raised, Sorrenti is best known for his ability to capture the vulnerability and beauty of his subjects, even more so when nude. These are some of his most striking works featuring some of the world’s top models and stars:

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Vanessa Axente for Calvin Klein – 2014

Andreea Diaconu for Vogue Paris – June 2013

Mila Kunis for Gemfields – 2013

Isabeli Fontana for the Pirelli Calendar – 2012

Joan Smalls for the Pirelli Calendar – 2012

Kate Moss for the Pirelli Calendar – 2012

Rihanna for GQ – December 2012

Candice Swanepoel for Vogue Italia – March 2012

Scarlett Johansson for Vanity Fair – December 2011

Dakota and Elle Fanning for W Magazine – December 2011

Abbey Lee Kershaw for Vogue Italia – August 2010

Eniko Mihalik for Vogue Paris – August 2010

Scarlett Johansson for Mango – 2009

Kate Moss for Calvin Klein “Obsession” – 1993

We cannot forget this haunting image of Kate Moss that started this enviable career and made Sorrenti a regularly mentioned name in fashion photography industry.