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yasmine g.

Oct 18, 2014

yasmine g.

Hi ladys I have a 1 year old little girl at home hew has some wild crazy hair lol I wanna know some good products I can use in her hair when styleing it and brushing it I do not put heat in her hair won't do that tell shes in her teens so yea just some products maby you use in your kids hair that worcks bye the way shes hawaiian and white so you can get an idea of her hair texture.

Julia K.

Oct 18, 2014

Julia K.

I think you should only use organic products, as she is still so young. a gentle baby shampoo and organic coconut oil would be ideal, for example. but don't use any harsh products.

Helen M.

Oct 18, 2014

Helen M.

Johnson and Johnson no more tangles also suave has a slimier one to this my nephew is also hawaiian and white we use it on him all the time he's 18 months

Shelley W.

Oct 18, 2014

Shelley W.

No adult hair products on her hair. Check out the Honest line that Jessica Alba started...I haven't looked myself but I'm pretty sure she has hair care for babies.

Jessica P.

Oct 18, 2014

Jessica P.

I second the baby no more tangles they even have a leave in conditioner as well for the same line...I know your troubles my daughter has almost butt length thick curly hair and hates when I brush it...I put the no more tangles in and it definitely makes life so much easier.

yasmine g.

Oct 18, 2014

yasmine g.

Omg lol wright JessicaP. her hair is almost doun to her but as well and its rielly curly she starts to run when I get the hair brush I feel so bad she crys with all the tangels.

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