Editorial Policy

African Daisy Studio is an independent wellness and beauty publication for modern women. This policy explains how we create content, how the site is funded, and what you can expect from everything we publish.

Our Editorial Standard

Every article on African Daisy Studio is written to be useful first. We cover wellness, beauty, hair, skin, nutrition, and intentional living, and we aim to give readers accurate, practical information they can actually use.

We take positions. We don't publish vague content that hedges everything to avoid offending anyone. If something doesn't work, we say so. If the evidence is limited, we say that too.

Accuracy and Corrections

We do our best to get things right. Articles are rechecked against their sources, and when we find an error we correct it promptly and update the article's "Updated" date. If a correction changes the advice in a way that matters, we say so in the article.

If you spot something incorrect, contact us at hello@africandaisystudio.com and we'll look into it.

Health and Wellness Content

Content on African Daisy Studio is for informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Readers should consult a qualified healthcare provider before making decisions about their health.

We do not promote unproven treatments or make claims that go beyond what the available evidence supports.

How We're Funded

African Daisy Studio is funded by display advertising served through Google AdSense. Ads are placed automatically. They are not endorsements, and advertisers have no say in what we write.

We don't publish sponsored articles, use affiliate links, earn commission on products, or accept payment for reviews.

How Articles Are Made

Every article follows standards set by Amina, our founder. This is how an article is made:

• Amina chooses the topics, starting from the questions readers are searching for.
• Research uses only authority sources: peer-reviewed studies, universities and academic medical centers, health bodies such as the NIH, CDC, Health Canada and WHO (and the UK's NHS only where no North American source covers a point), and professional medical societies. Consumer health sites, brands and blogs are not used.

If something in an article is wrong, write to us and we'll correct it.

Contact

Questions about our editorial standards or a specific article? Or just want to say hi? Write to us at hello@africandaisystudio.com. We love getting mail, and feedback is always welcome.