Cécred Has Finally Landed at Space NK. Here’s What You Need to Know 🪮✨
Cécred has officially arrived at Space NK, bringing its shampoos, treatments, styling products and much-talked-about hair perfume into stores across the UK and Ireland. But there’s more to this launch than what’s landing on the shelves, with Birmingham beauty students also set to benefit.
We have spent the past couple of years watching Cécred from across the Atlantic; now getting hold of the products has just become considerably easier. The brand has officially landed at Space NK, bringing the haircare line into stores across the UK and Ireland. And if you haven’t heard of Cécred and it’s somehow managed to pass you by until now, where have you been? Don’t worry, we’ll catch you up.
Founded by Beyoncé Knowles-Carter, the haircare brand launched in 2024, with Beyoncé drawing on her own relationship with hair and the salon culture she grew up around. Her mother, Tina Knowles, a former salon owner and hairstylist, now serves as vice-chairwoman of the company. For UK shoppers, though, the big change is access. The products have already been available to order directly, but the Space NK partnership means you can now walk into a store and explore them in person. The launch follows the brand’s expansion into Ulta Beauty in the US in 2025.
And Space NK hasn’t brought over just a handful of hero products to see how things go. The Foundation, Protection, Restoring and Styling collections are part of the launch, including some of the products that have become particularly associated with the brand: the Hydrating Shampoo and Conditioner, Heat Activated Silk Glaze and Restoring Hair & Edge Drops. The full range runs from £15 to £53, which gives you a few different entry points if you’re curious but not quite ready to overhaul your entire wash day.
The Hydrating Shampoo starts at £15 for 74ml, rising to £30 for 236ml, with the matching Hydrating Conditioner available at the same prices. The range has been developed for all hair types and textures, and the products can also be used on colour-treated hair, wigs, weaves and extensions.
If scalp care is more your concern, the Restoring Hair & Edge Drops are £53 for 50ml. The serum is aimed at those experiencing visible shedding and thinning, with Space NK citing a third-party consumer study involving 31 participants who used the product daily for 16 weeks. For styling, the Heat Activated Silk Glaze is £32 for 148ml, while the Nourishing Hair Oil comes in at £21 for 20ml or £42 for 50ml.
And then there’s Temple Oud. If you’re one of the people who wished you could bottle the scent running through the existing products, somebody was listening. Temple Oud Hair Perfume takes that woody floral fragrance and turns it into a standalone £51 hair perfume, with notes including bergamot, jasmine, oud, sandalwood and Haitian vetiver. Having the range in store also means you can actually smell it for yourself before deciding whether you want to buy it.
But there’s another part of the UK arrival that deserves just as much attention. Cécred and BeyGOOD are supporting Athena Aesthetics & Beauty Academy in Birmingham, with funding going towards student fees, professional tools, learning resources and enrichment opportunities. The teams are also due to visit the academy, where students will receive products and product education.
It’s part of the Cécred × BeyGOOD Fund, established in 2024 to support cosmetology education. According to the brand, $1.25 million has been invested through the fund so far. And we’re particularly pleased to see Birmingham included here. Supporting students' training in the city means this isn’t only about making the products easier to buy; some of that investment is also reaching people learning the professional skills behind the beauty industry.
The range is exclusive to Space NK and is available both in-store and online, with the launch covering stores across the UK and Ireland. It’s still worth checking the product you want before making a special journey, though. Individual stock can vary, and the Find in Store option lets you check availability before you go. But now that you can finally explore the range in person, you can find out what all the Temple Oud fuss is about for yourself.
