A good de tangler for hair.

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Lisa A.

Jun 19, 2014

Lisa A.

Ok so the title says it all, my 4 year old has a massive amount of hair very thick very long, and she's extremely tender headed, can you guys suggest a product to make it easier to manage.

Lisa A.

Jun 19, 2014

Lisa A.

There's a pic if that helps.

Lisa A.

Jun 19, 2014

Lisa A.

Conditioning a lot does the trick but I don't got time for all this conditioning

yasmine g.

Jun 19, 2014

yasmine g.

I use the double dutch apple by suave and it worcks great.

Georgia S.

Jun 19, 2014

Georgia S.

Not really de-tangler but works really well)

Alice A.

Jun 19, 2014

Alice A.

Schwarzkopf do a detangler for children my sister uses it with her childrens hair which is also very thick and long

Bree B.

Jun 19, 2014

Bree B.

A dab of Moroccan oil or the like does more than any detangler I've tried on my girls. Talk about some tender headed children!! I also have a John Frieda something or other oil in a pump bottle that I use on them too and that works.

Leslie S.

Jun 19, 2014

Leslie S.

It's a 10 leave in, with a little Moroccan oil followed by a wet brush does the trick.

Lisa A.

Jun 20, 2014

Lisa A.

Thanks for all the suggestions, I'll screen shoot this for when I go to target.

Kitty K.

Jun 20, 2014

Kitty K.

A wet brush is great for wet hair. I don't wash out all the conditioner from hair, this has done a great job at keeping it tangle free and easy to de-tangle.

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